It feels like the LoL scene is becoming a veteran-dominated era, and there isn't much time left

The golden age was when rising stars like ShowMaker, Chovy, Knight, and Zeka were threatening Faker.
Now, those waters have stagnated so much they've turned into oil.
It's the same every time Worlds comes around—Caps, Inspired, Knight, Chovy, Faker, Viper, Ruler, Rookie, TheShy...
It feels like if you watch the game now, there isn't a single player you wouldn't recognize even if you hadn't watched for four years.
A scene where generational shifts don't happen means it's ultimately racing toward its end.
I mean, the LoL scene could theoretically be sustained even when those players are in their 30s or 40s.
But in terms of Go, it's like Lee Sedol hasn't retired yet and is still dominating the top 1–3 rankings...
If that's the case, it's not necessarily because Lee Sedol is that good, but rather because the scene is so dead that there are no newcomers.
The LoL scene is exactly the same.
Perhaps the moment Faker retires will truly be the moment the last candle is blown out.