It's Gosu sat down with FnaticRaidCall's wonderkid Adrian 'Era' Kryeziu for an interview. The black-and-orange carry player shared his thoughts on his new team, why he didn't switch to Dota2 and HoN's competitive scene.
Many speculate that you'll be stepping into Trixi's role... which is a pretty hardcore statement, given how few people have the capability do so. What thoughts do you have on the matter?
“All I can say is that I’ll do my best to step in to the big shoes that Trixi left behind.”
In the eyes of many you're a top contender for the title of best HoN player in the world right now. At the risk of putting you on the spot, how does it feel to receive such high billing, and how do you deal with such lofty expectations on a day to day basis? How do you think your strengths and weaknesses stack up in comparison to other top players?
“It feels good that there’s people that look up to me. After hanging around in the competitive scene for quite some time, you learn that all you need is some people that have faith in you, and that give you confidence. With confidence you have a bigger chance of getting better as a player.
And for the strengths and weaknesses part, I don’t really know. It’s the weakness that you have as a player that makes you unique, and how you deal with the weakness.”
For the full interview please head over to itsgosu.com.
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Many speculate that you'll be stepping into Trixi's role... which is a pretty hardcore statement, given how few people have the capability do so. What thoughts do you have on the matter?
“All I can say is that I’ll do my best to step in to the big shoes that Trixi left behind.”
In the eyes of many you're a top contender for the title of best HoN player in the world right now. At the risk of putting you on the spot, how does it feel to receive such high billing, and how do you deal with such lofty expectations on a day to day basis? How do you think your strengths and weaknesses stack up in comparison to other top players?
“It feels good that there’s people that look up to me. After hanging around in the competitive scene for quite some time, you learn that all you need is some people that have faith in you, and that give you confidence. With confidence you have a bigger chance of getting better as a player.
And for the strengths and weaknesses part, I don’t really know. It’s the weakness that you have as a player that makes you unique, and how you deal with the weakness.”
For the full interview please head over to itsgosu.com.
Links
It's Gosu - Source
