Size isn't everything, it's what you do with what you got which is important.

This guy managed to fit all of this into 64 Kilobytes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NolWOXZcz50

To put that into perspective, the NES carts were topping out at 1024 Kilobytes.

Without a question though, Overwatch is barebones compared to it's competitors.

For example, Battleborn is not only cheaper, it has a fully fleshed out Multiplayer and a Campaign.
All the characters are unlocked from the start like Overwatch and you can switch between them, it does seem to have less maps though, future characters and maps and game modes will be free.
There will be some paid DLC and there will be some cosmetic microtransactions.

If Battleborn ditched the Microtransactions completely, they could have been onto a winner IMHO.
Also having split-screen Co-Op is sorely needed in games these days (Battleborn has it), you just can't have friends come around and do split screen like in Golden Eye/Perfect Dark/Halo 1,2,3,4,Reach like you used to because games don't offer it anymore, even Halo 5 removed the feature.

It's hilarious though, Battlefront, Evolve, Titanfall got ridiculed by gamers and media alike for the lack of content, Overwatch shouldn't be an exception to the rule.

Wel. Actually, he could go anywhere but this place and have a reasonable discussion with people about this game. This place hates it, just like all other multiplayer games.

If by died you mean released great games at great prices that have large player bases and make them a ton of money, then yeah, they're dead as fuck.

6 hours of total playtime really isn't enough to judge this game's balance or depth. Hero swapping is an essential component of the game. Team builds and how you alter them over a match to counter the opposing team is where most of the game's dynamism comes from. Bastion is noobicide, but easily countered once you know what you're doing. By level 20 he's not very common and a team of just him and Hanzos would get absolutely destroyed.

What has that got to do with Overwatch at all?.

Yeah, based on what I'm seeing, it's a better Team fortress that you have to pay full price for.

way way better than team fortress, overwatch is the best multiplayer game to come out in years, decades even

That's stretching things a little. :P

It's also only early days yet.

I like what I've seen of the game but without more content, it's closer to a 30$ game than 60$, much like Star Wars Battlefront or Titanfall. Hopefully it won't sell to well.

Hoping it won't sell to teach them a lesson is somewhat immature, especially consdierng how all those other games were loaded with £45 extra season passes that were designed to soak up more money and split the playerbase while dripping those maps over the period of a year or two. Overwatch isn't doing that though, you pay for the game and you get all future characters and maps for free, that is something all the other MP shooters out there refuse to do so until the game's lifespan is near it's end (like the very slow dripping of free BF4 and Hardline maps).

Also the game is selling well so far and has managed to garner the hype it was going for.