Shaguar interviewed on 3D playing Source

[CSN NewsBot]

For those of you who do not know, the 27 biggest Source clans are battling it out in Denver right now for the top spot, and a sweet $21,000 prize. Because of the performance by Team 3D at the 2005 WCG in Source they were honored with the number 2 seed in the tournament. Our friends over at GotFrag.com have posted a nice interview with the man known as Shaguar from 3D.

GotFrag: Team 3D obviously did very well with Source at WCG, do you feel the team will do as well with the dedicated North American teams at EverLAN?



Shaguar:I think EverLAN will be endlessly more challenging than WCG was. There were really only two or three teams at WCG (Kazahkstan and Singapore to name a few) whose primary game was Source, while EverLAN will be riddled with teams that have been preparing 5-6 nights a week since Summer CPL looking forward to this event.

So the big question is: How will Team 3D do against the best Source teams in the world? I guess only the next 24 hours will tell. Go read the interview until then!

[ZackMorris]

Audio and Video coverage over at http://www.ggl.com/news.php?NewsId=2098 guys

[Zips]

It's curious as to how much the esports thrill has started to dwindle off with it becoming more and more mainstream.

[Nickmw915]

in dever?

[Que_?]

I wish they would ask them what they think about CS:S. If it's ok the way it is now or what (they think) needs to be fixed.



..but there just doing it for the money now... Not that many good clans in CS:S.

[[CyW]-=BigBear=-]

Good to see some top CS 1.6 teams competing in CS:S aswell now, I'd say it's about time..



And offcourse they will do well, because despite the differences CS 1.6 and CS:S are still the same game in which 3D obviously has the skill and experience to do very well in.. Once they learn the CS:S maps etc they will be just as good as they were/are in CS 1.6.. They even say themselfs in this interview that the effects of switching versions are only short term, so no big deal..

[Jobbeh]

/yawn

[japaneses]

[CyW]-=BigBear=- wrote..

Good to see some top CS 1.6 teams competing in CS:S aswell now, I'd say it's about time..



And offcourse they will do well, because despite the differences CS 1.6 and CS:S are still the same game in which 3D obviously has the skill and experience to do very well in.. Once they learn the CS:S maps etc they will be just as good as they were/are in CS 1.6.. They even say themselfs in this interview that the effects of switching versions are only short term, so no big deal..

2-3 weeks isn't really that short-term...