Comments & Questions

Comments from her teammates:

aG’NissePigen: As a new counter-strike player she is a great talent, she has been taught by one of the best male players in Denmark, and she has a great aim, she still need some war pracc, but she is getting there very quickly... as a teammate she is a very sweet young girl.. the youngest on our team.. but she doesn’t act that way, she is in many ways very mature, often more than me, but that doesn’t say a hole lot :].

aG’Bambi: Ive only know Nanna for few weeks but already now I can say she’s a really sweet girl with a lot of ambition and hopes for the team and for herself, she has amazing aim and flair for the game, her in game understanding is huge, despite that she’s new. I’m very fortunate to have her as my teammate, an she is very appreciated.

Questions from her Fans:

Puma: How long did it take to come right into game (to play on high level)? Did it take much longer as the males get into or maybe did you learn it in less than time male do?
It took a long time, and as it is now I know that I still have so much to learn. I would say that I learned it fast, but I don't think that I learned it in less time than any other.

KiLi: How does the other girls welcomed you? As aGaming was a mixed-gender clan a few months back, have you felt like your teammates had a "weird behavior" towards the new female members?
The other girls welcomed me with open arms, and the same did the male members in the team. There where no problems what so ever. And there have never been any weird behaviors.

KiLi: Basically, what makes a girl switch from the shopping and wild party tryptic to the video games and Saturday practices routine? What was your friends first reaction when you told them you were playing an online video game?
It's hard to tell, I like the competitive aspect of the game. And that was probably what made me play in the end. I have always been a competitive person by nature, so I love a challenge. And this one seemed just right! And my friends thought that it was weird, but that was mostly until I told them about tournaments and stuff like that. A lot of people that have a hard time understanding why people like us play, is because they are uninformed and don’t see the competitive aspect of it.