Hello, what are your expectations towards this event and how did your team prepare?

We expect at least to pass the group stage. Any victory after that is a great achivement for us. We are practicing twice a week, and atending every weekend tournament in portugal. Before the travel to bilbao, we will be at ESWC, where we will have the change to prepare even more.

Why did your team decide to attend the event?

When the Gamegune organizers invited us, we were sure that it would be a very good tournament with all the top teams in the world, and that this should be the perfect timing for us to make something out doors.

Are there any teams you would like to play against and any you would rather not play?

We would like to play against all. There isnt any team that we rather not play.

In your opinion, which teams are going to be the toughest? Which teams do you fear the most?

I really think that 69N-28E will be the winners of this year Gamegune edition. But teams like Mibr, MYM and SK should give them a hard work.

Where will you be staying during the event, and will you do other stuff besides attending GameGune?

We havent decided where we will be staying yet, but we will chose the best place ton hang out and visit all what Bilbao has to offer.

What is your stand on the whole CS1.6 vs. CS:S debate going on at the moment, which game do you prefer, and which do you see yourselves playing in 1-2 years?

For me CS 1.6 is a million times better than CS:S. There are many teams that played CS 1.6 at a high level, now are playing CS:S and could say that CS:S is the one. But no way, as the wise man says, money talks loud, and if CS 1.6 doesn't reach the money level that source has now, changing to CS:S could be a thing to think about.

Thank you! Anything you want to add?

I would like to thank MYM for this interview, and all lansports-exotic sponsors: SteelSeries, PCMIC, Revoltec and PowerColor, for the support. See you all in Paris and Bilbao =D