After a tense opening match at the Budapest Major, Snow spoke with us in an exclusive interview about the team\u2019s mistakes, his personal form, and the challenges of adapting to the highest level of competition. Reflecting on the loss, new roles, and Brazil\u2019s evolving CS scene, and explained what he needs to improve to reach that next step.<\/p>\n
Yeah, we were in Brazil to play the Major. We were there just to play some practice because until Brazil we were in Europe, playing three or four tournaments in a row. Sometimes you need to go home and be with your family and your friends, and we followed this path before coming into the Major.<\/p>\n
I think Nuke is a good map for us. The team loves to play this map and all the positions match each player well. I like to play this map too. It\u2019s a strong map for us, and yeah, it was a good map.<\/p>\n
I think they played really well at the start of the game. We also lost the second round, the first buy, and if you win that round maybe the game is different. It was a hard game. They played really well and it was tough, but we made it with two force buys and one key round, and it was good.<\/p>\n
The region can play well. It\u2019s important for Brazil and for the whole region to have a lot of teams in the playoffs to get more slots in the next Major and show people that Brazil is good.<\/p>\n
Yeah, I think FalleN, biguzera, KSCERATO, yuurih and VINI.<\/p>\n
I think sometimes you need to make changes in your lineup, and sometimes there are more good players in Europe than in Brazil. Brazil doesn\u2019t have that many players ready to be in top teams. Of course Brazil has good players, but sometimes you have to risk it and put some guys from Europe to change your playstyle or other things.<\/p>\n
No.<\/p>\n
I think it\u2019s to reach the playoffs again and to be consistent as individual performance. I hope I can do it and hope the team can make it to the playoffs. After that, it\u2019s my dream to reach a final.<\/p>\n
Yeah, some roles changed. My roles changed on T side and I like it. I like to play aggressive roles on some maps. I\u2019m happy with that. The team is playing well with it, and we are playing good right now.<\/p>\n
I think not yet. I think it\u2019s baby steps. Maybe one day I will take this consistency. At some point I will reach that if I keep motivating myself and dedicating myself to the game. You just have to work and believe in the process because this is our goal.<\/p>\n
Maybe at some point, maybe. But I have to improve my English. My English is not good, and to play in a team that speaks English is hard.<\/p>\n
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