What most people don't consider is four factors have to come into harmony for a game to be viable as an esport. Sponsors, public interest, and game mechanics are the big three but the most important aspect is understanding, "Not every game can/should be an esport."
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Minecraft does not have the mechanics for multiplayer combat and it would take a serious investment of time and money for Jeb and the team to get those mechanics balanced for it but they shouldn't. The game was always designed around the fun of exploration. Not the combat.
There are literally millions of players playing competitive Minecraft minigames. On console, the minigames are developed in-house. On bedrock edition, some minigame servers are "official partners". Denying the existence of this is telling a real community that it has no value
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Despite all of the issues, millions of real players choose to play these minigames because the gameplay (+ combat) is actually really good, competitive fun - despite how you feel. SkyWars + Bed Wars are some of the most popular competitive games on PC (not just in Minecraft)
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You'r so damn right, same thing about art expression, I've been using Minecraft for my school work and my teachers approved it.
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