Counter-Strike was played as an esport well before 1.6 Starcraft broodwar is basically nonexistent besides south korea. Other titels are orders of magnitude mo

Counter-Strike was played as an esport well before 1.6 Starcraft broodwar is basically nonexistent besides south korea. Other titels are orders of magnitude more popular. And while 22 years very little compared to the rich history of other sports, I'd like to remind you that the olympics already contains many 'odd' disciplines. Many of which have a small competitive history. So the question is really if it matters how long the discipline will be around. And I'm not quite sure it would matter. There are many disciplines that were retired after only a few competitions. And it not like additional change would hurt the olympics much. It's already quite different compared to the original concept. Why not adjust it for the digital sports?