The fact that this is even a discussion that needs to be had is kinda silly.
Because there in no counter argument. This entire esport has reached the heights where its at right now not because of stats, but personalities.
look at pasha, I'm one thousand percent sure there are people who have never played CS but know who pasha is because of his clips that have gone viral etc. he was great in his prime but still what carried him was his character.
people would tune into matches hoping to watch prime fnatic lose because they played into being the villains so perfectly.
CS reached such great heights in BR because of SK-Luminosity. FalleN is such a revered figure in SA not because of his stats or whatever because he had the charisma of a showrunner. Also, Bad FalleN.
Why go far, look at faze. This team has been in terrible shape for a long time now but still has so many fans including me because this organization may have lost its firepower but still, they're a team you wanna root for because they have that personality.
Further, I remember a @SPUNJ mentioning in an interview/podcast that in the early days of his career he once got picked for a team over some other person solely because of his showboating personality, which brought more eyes to the team.
These are only a few examples. The french scene, Stewie on Cloud9, prime s1mple. cadian, apEX, karrigan etc..
Unless you're a player who moves mountains like donk or zywoo, you're not leaving anything behind as a legacy with all the nonchalance. All you're doing is equivalent to going into play CS in cubicles every two weeks, like a 9 to 5.
These things matter, a lot.