[s]interview[/s]
The interview was very good, including a great array of questions from the United States gaming scene to his most recent game against the top notch American player Nilknarf.
How does it feel to defeat the ESWC and WCG US representative, Nilknarf, twice?
I am extremely satisfied with my playing versus Nilknarf in both best of 3s; I don’t think I’ve ever played so well against human. I still don’t think I’m better than Franklin [Nilknarf], because two days spent on one matchup can’t be a representation of skill level, but it did show me that just because popular opinion is against you, doesn’t mean you can’t succeed. I would like to mention that I was and am still impressed by Franklin’s skill!
Phil Crawford, aka Longwalk, had also recently played against Moon and though he lost, it was also mentioned in the interview and he gave his view of his 1-2 loss in the bo3.
The interviewee also asked about Longwalks's joining with the American Team VerGe. He said he was contacted by the team after his matches in the WCG Finals in Las Vegas and he seems to really enjoy being a part of the clan. He states that he has no complaints with them at the moment and the overall enviroment is great. They conclude the interview with a question about the chances of an American player winning an International Tournament and Longwalk responds: I don’t see a reason why not! Good luck to Longwalk in the future!
Links
MeetYourMakers.com - Primary Source
The new star in America is climbing ranks at a fast pace. Recently recieving second place in the Digital Life tournament, Longwalk looks to persue more in WarCraft.
The interview was very good, including a great array of questions from the United States gaming scene to his most recent game against the top notch American player Nilknarf.
How does it feel to defeat the ESWC and WCG US representative, Nilknarf, twice?
I am extremely satisfied with my playing versus Nilknarf in both best of 3s; I don’t think I’ve ever played so well against human. I still don’t think I’m better than Franklin [Nilknarf], because two days spent on one matchup can’t be a representation of skill level, but it did show me that just because popular opinion is against you, doesn’t mean you can’t succeed. I would like to mention that I was and am still impressed by Franklin’s skill!
Phil Crawford, aka Longwalk, had also recently played against Moon and though he lost, it was also mentioned in the interview and he gave his view of his 1-2 loss in the bo3.
The interviewee also asked about Longwalks's joining with the American Team VerGe. He said he was contacted by the team after his matches in the WCG Finals in Las Vegas and he seems to really enjoy being a part of the clan. He states that he has no complaints with them at the moment and the overall enviroment is great. They conclude the interview with a question about the chances of an American player winning an International Tournament and Longwalk responds: I don’t see a reason why not! Good luck to Longwalk in the future!
Links
MeetYourMakers.com - Primary Source
