WinOut

Have this year's results altered your perceptions of yourself as a player or did you always think of yourself as one of the best players in the world even back when you were struggling to get into a top team?

Christopher "GeT_RiGhT" Alesund:  I have been more of a real world proof guy insted of really saying that.  People have come and told that and so on, after I have thought about it sometimes it becomes clear to you about it.

During fnatic's early rise to the top dsn was known primarily as an AWP superstar but his rifle play has improved continuously over the years too.  What kind of role does he play in fnatic now and do you think he should still be considered one of the elite AWPers or has his style changed thanks to the 2009 fnatic approach?

Christopher "GeT_RiGhT" Alesund:  His role is to be like "backup in-game leader" in our team from what I can see, he's always the guy calling the strategies in the defensive play on CT side.  He's got an impressive AWP that can turn a match around, especielly on the CT side ;D but nowadays I think he has stopped using the awp a bit beacuse of our new style, but he can still buy the AWP and outaim everyone :D

Even if you don't win another cent this year your share of $110k+ in prize winnings is an enormous step up from the rest of your career and could well be a high mark for any year in CS.  Do you take accomplishment from that money and what is your approach to dealing with those winnings?

Christopher "GeT_RiGhT" Alesund:  I think more like if you win money it's nice, but you should try to put it in to the bank and save it for harder times and take it slow.  If you play Counter-Strike it can be really random, you can lose a tournament and even get bored of the game.  But if you still play the game for the money I dont think you should really play the game anymore.