m0NESY: “What am I thinking now? Just to start the Major already”

Falcons arrives in Texas as an important contender for the Blast Dot TV Austin Major Trophy, and will start his run from Stage 2.

This is a phase before the jairenable, the great favorite for the title and the team that has played spoler in the first three events of Falcons with Eliya. “⁠M0nesy⁠” Osipov, but ‘The Flash’ says he doesn’t care where his team starts in the tournament.

“The more you play games, the more you can learn the lesson, the more you see more games and more practice, so maybe it is better for us because we need to practice more and more,” they tell HLTV on Media Day before Stage 2. “Personally, I don’t care where we start, so let’s start and go to the end.”

The Saudi organization ended as Dan’s runner -up “Apex⁠” IEM Melbourne and the explosion rivals ended in Season 1, and near the three map series, the IEM ended once again in the semi -finals of the IEM Dallas.

Falcons eliminated a 6-12 lead on the decisive decisiveness of Melbourne, but had a limited exercise with the M0 NC and now entered the Major with a long first botamp under his belt.

“We did a lot of work on it, just to know me their playbook and their structures in the team,” says M -0 Nisi.

“I think like two months, and we played 3-4 tournaments simultaneously,” it’s already a long time. We had a lot of practice and … I would say I’m there, but not 100 % yet. This is good enough. “

Stage 2, what do you like to come here now?

What am I thinking now? Just to start the Major already. We had a long boot camp with the team, so I’m just looking forward to starting the Major.

How are you settling in Falcon now? It’s been a few months, we know that they have worked on the ship with Lars (Lars Robel, Falcons sports psychologists) and such things. How’s it for you?

I like We had the first boot camp with the team, I feel incredibly good, and the team also has great vibration, a good environment. We did a lot of work.

It takes 2-3 months to get a new player with the playbook and everything, Tasees said. Do you think you are right now, with everything learning?

I repeat myself, I think we did a lot of work on it, just to know me their playbook and their structure in the team. I think like two months, and we have played 3-4 tournaments together. We had a lot of practice and … I would say I’m there, but not 100 % yet. This is good enough.

Since you have left the G2, we have talked to you, can you speak a little on this decision from your point of view? We have heard the other side, but what was your basic argument?

I would say, my main reason was my emotions. I just felt (it was) I had to change, and … I mean, if you feel something inside yourself, you probably don’t feel comfortable playing in the team or you want to change something, then it comes time and you have to decide.

The CEO of G2 said he wants you to be a future. Why do you think you can’t do this on the team?

I don’t comment on it. I don’t want to talk about it.

Okay Now going to this Major, we all know the story, it is still trying to get Nico’s first Major, but you are still trying to get your first Major. How do the team feel, are you ready to try and get that crown?

Yes I mean, coming to this Major, we all feel very excited. And even in the boot camp, the last two days, we felt like we already want to go and play in Major because Dallas has been a long time, that we have not played the tournament.

As a professional player, you always lose these government tournaments, government sports. You always want to play against the teams, you always want to be competitive, you want to compete. In addition, the Major is coming, it is always like a special tournament in the air. So yes, we come here on a good note, we want to show ourselves, we want to prove ourselves that we have done a good job at the boot camp and we can be much better than that.

Does this help, having an extra stage to stay in Stage 2 and warm yourself when your last officials have been some time?

If you tell the truth, I really don’t care where we start, if this is Step 3, Stage 1, Stage 2. The more games you play, the more you can learn the lesson, the more you see more games and more practice, so it’s better for us because we need to practice more and more. Personally, I don’t care where we start, so let’s start from Stage 2 and let’s go to the end.

One of the reasons you wanted to come to the Falcons was the zonak. What has he done with you? Have you got zonak that you expected?

Yes, he is a very good person, a great coach. I feel like sometimes we always live on the same page in a way of watching the game, and it is nice to talk to it. She is a legend in the game and you just want to learn from it. The things he tells you, the things he shows you, you take a lot of lessons.

Can you give an example? Has he coaching one -on -one with you or anything like that?

Yes, we talk to each other, even when we walk out for example, when we have a team walk. We always talk to each other and try to spend more time together to understand better. Living on the only page is the most important in the team, for the players, for the coach, even for the staff, to understand what you want and what you prefer.

If I give you examples, it will be in the game. I mean, he’s coach, do you know? And I’m a player. I need to play better and the team needs to work better, so if we play well and we play a lot of, it puts it input a lot.

You have a lot of sounds on the team, okay? Magsk igl’d for even a little bit. Is it okay for you to try your voice still, what is the balance of speaking to many people, or enough people?

First of all, they are five players, and everyone has their input and voice in the game. How do I explain? We are all players and we know how to say something important, and when you don’t need anything.

We have Kixon, it is an IGL, it is the central IGL, and we have Nico who is controlling the CT a lot, and we also have other players who sometimes want to walk around and say something. I would say that we are all dynamic players, we all know when to say some things, I am also an open, I know my job, and … yes. We are all well experienced, we know when it makes a difference.

One thing for which everyone knows you is that you are always the man who says, ‘Let me play CS.’ Is it still a matter of Falcons, or because it’s a long -term project, do you want to say more about where the team goes in the future? Is there something changing for you?

In fact, I didn’t understand the question, but that’s fine. The most important thing in the game is that you only do what you like to do. I don’t care about what people are saying on the Internet, leaks and rumors, or some bullying trash and everything.

The most important thing for me in life is to play what you like to do, play CS, and this is my team, my family, it is very important. I don’t talk about people to talk about the team, do you know? This is my team, my second home, the second family, and I will be with them.

I more mean, are you able to give your opinion about where the team goes in the future in terms of the roster, such as how important you are? Because maybe you didn’t want anything like this in the past.

I don’t know If we need to make some changes or make something like this, it depends on the team. The team will decide.