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If a game has literally 0 similiarity with another genre, it's rather silly to call it that.
"Counter-Strike is a economy simulation game because you can buy stuff"
Yeah...
Well, considering the developers them self want's to distance it from the term MOBA, I don't think your statement is right.
Then why did RIOT coin the term? And why does the wikipedia page on the MOBA genre include all these elements? And why is the popular consensus that when you say MOBA to someone, they think about LoL, Dota, Smite and Paragon? Why isn't Overwatch and Team Fortress the games that comes to mind?
Is it maybe because in popular opinion, a MOBA does include these elements?
tl;dr describing videogames without referencing a videogame or being overly broad about it is hard.
Compared to the term "FPS" which focuses on where your camera is and what you're doing, the term "MOBA" focuses on where you are instead. All an FPS needs is for you to be first person and to shoot things, it doesn't matter what or how you shoot just as long as you shoot. A MOBA just needs an arena that's online, doesn't matter what you do in the arena just as long as you're in one.
Gameplay comes first in a game and having a genre label that focuses on where you are over what you're doing would inevitably lead to problems such as the one we have here. Since you can do practically anything in an arena that's where the confusion comes from. Battlerite focuses on teamfighting completely, dota/league has farming and pushing, smite has the same but throws out top down for close up third person action. We'd need separate labels for them all since their actual gameplay mechanics are quite different.
I'd find a Third person Arena Fighter to be more apt for battlerite, since it covers essentially what it does without leaving room for the mortal combat gameplay assumption. Games like Dota and League could keep the term "MOBA" since people have already become accustomed to using them and already associate laning/farming gameplay with it.
The younger generation is so screwed, it's not even funny.