1. Question by Cristopher "cizzo" Koch:
"What are you going to do, after your cs career? Do you still want to work with cs players, or in the gaming branch like a manager or something, or are you going to pick a usual job and live a "normal life?"
"I can't see myself staying in the scene when I quit Counter-Strike, I will probably study or get a job - depending on the situation."






2. Question by "CraZyyy" Andre, winner of a Fnatic Everglide Titan:
"How long do u think cs 1.6 will be supported by the "main" companys and don`t you think they will loose their interest in the game because of the bad graphics and will try to focus on other games to advertise their products?"
"Guess it depends on which company we are talking about. I'm sure NVIDIA would like to sponsor a game which has good graphics but for example, Pepsi, who just sponsored World Elite - I don't think they care too much about how the game looks and just that the market is big enough which it is at the moment (WC3 and CS), atleast that's what I think."



3. Question by Simon "bidy" Bidwell:
"You spent two weeks playing point blank in South Korea, do you see this game as a successor to counter strike 1.6?"
"This game was a great flick and alot of fun for us - but it lacks so many elements in the game to be able to overcome Counter-Strike - or even come that near."






4. Question by Nafiz "GeminiRius" Choudhury:
"Considering your one of the most famous players in the CS, an icon even for some, why is it that you basically never are up for interviews (text nor video) nor do you ever write blogs? Don't you care about your fans?"
"Because I'm very bad at doing such things and it has somewhat become my trademark not doing it."






5. Question by Samuel "locKMaster" Lee, winner of a Fnatic T-shirt:
"There's been a string of so called 'scandals' lately about different organisations having problems paying their players, be it the salary of the player or prize money from a competition. Do you think this greatly impedes the progress of eSports being accepted as a true sport?"
"I guess it gives a very unserious touch to the scene, not being able to hold on to your end of the bargain (contracts). But I don't feel like it would be less of a sport because of a few organisations failed to pay salary / prize money. There is still a lot of other organisations looking good."




6. Question by Astral:
"What is the best decision you have made in your life?"
"Quitting boxing."







7. Question by Sandy "bourne", winner of a Fnatic T-shirt:
"What are the secrets to stay calm and relax during big events & tournaments (WCG, ESWC, ESL, etc) where there are a lot of cameras, live spectators, commentators, and maybe anti-fnatic fans boo-ing you?"
"This is very different from person to person, but for me, I'm sitting super nervous the whole warmup. However, when the three restarts come in I'm super focused and everything else around me just gets blocked away and I start playing my game."




8. Question by Luke "Baldrick" Cotton, winner of a Fnatic Everglide Titan:
"With the introduction of fixed-odds eSport betting thanks to XLBet, do you see match-fixing becoming a problem in CS, and rather than bringing eSports to a higher level, that it could actually seriously damage it?"
"I don't see it as a problem within Counter-Strike to be honest because it's not at that stage yet where it can be damaged. If it was like a real sport like football or basketball then maybe it would be different and matches would be fixed."





9. Question by Roald "roychez" van Buuren:
"Do you brag to girls by saying you're in fnatic or the best CS 1.6 player in the world?"
"Never quite tried that, haha. I'm a designer!."







10. Question by Ian "JavaX" Leckey:
"What do you think of the CGS and its affect on the North American cs1.6 scene?"
"CGS has had a very bad affect for the American Counter-Strike 1.6 scene, taking away a lot of good players which is negative for the scene, meaning less competition (which I want!) and I guess a lot of spectators would like that too..""






11. Question by Andrew "adn" Clark:
"Plain and simple. Do you truly believe that electronic sports will become as big as another mainstream sport and provide people with genuine jobs and entertainment?"
"Plain and simple: yes."







12. Question by "xALe":
"How common is it for a top player to use drugs to boost their performance?"
"What I know of, it is very, very uncommon."







13. Question by Andy "Duck3h" Borggreve, winner of a Razer DeathAdder:
Hi, if eSports would ever turn into a mainstream sport (as in being aired a lot on television, like soccer) and CS 1.6 would be discarded due to the "audience" wanting more eye candy, which 1.6 features would you demand to be in the next Counter-Strike?
"I would add maps more frequently, maybe boost the graphics a bit, but other than that there isn't much that I would like to change - I'd still like it to be Counter-Strike, right?"





14. Question by Mattias "sqorer" Skog:
"When you rejected the bid from SK last year, what were the main reasons for that choice?"
"The players, the organisation and I've come close to just 'end' it like that."







15. Question by Peter "N00SEBL33D" Williams:
"As a Swede, do you personally think that social services like universal healthcare, free day care, free university education, and etc. are worth the government taking a large portion of your income?"
"I think it's good to some extent but lucky me that I don't have to make anything then!




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