Well it hasn't made that big a deal for me or my team, and I must admit I like the source scene as it is. With that said, I feel happy for all the source progamers - cuz if this devolvement will continue exploding like it does at the moment, source will take over the gaming scene.

Who are your main competitors in Europe ?

We haven't pracced much lately due to exams so I must admit I really don't know the currently status, but if I have to mention some it must be adastra and fnatic.

Can you tell us more about the top Danish CSS Scene ?

Yeah, in my opinion the Danish css scene is one of the best nations in entire Europe, even tho H2k-gaming, Cph and Roskilde-eSport is the "only" clans with enough power to battle all the European teams, I do believe that Denmark has plenty of upcoming teams.

Denmark have finished second at the last Nation's cup CSS, tell us more about the tournament with Denmark.CSS

I don't know how much there is to say regarding it, we played a good tournament, hammered a lot of good players, but had a breakdown in the final against Sweden who really was on the role that night.

What is in your opinion the most prestigious CSS event in Europe ?

I don't think there is any specific event in Europe, in my opinion all events with top teams are prestigious.

Some interesting competitions are being formed such as the CGS, do you think CSS will have a chance to be a professional game?

Yea, as I see it, as soon as the CGS really starts, source is a professional game.

What do you think about the CGS games rules ? (mr9 with 16 000 $ at the beginning)

We haven't been playing it a lot, due to the fact that we are not participating in the CGS, but to be honest I think it is a great way to play a gather or a mix, but it takes so many aspects away from the game, so in pracc / officials I would by far prefer the normal rules. A cocktail of the two rules could be a solution, but the only good thing about CGS is less roundtime, so it would be more spectators friendly.