Right after the grand final Cadred grabbed hold of Reason Gaming's Marek ".PhP" Kádek and Birmingham Salvo's Pete "pt" Wright for a few words on how the game went.

Pete "pt" Wright

I was confident going into CT, obviously it’s the easier side, but when you go 5-0 down it’s always really really hard to come back, but when we got into the T side exactly the same thing happened to them, so it wasn’t that much of a problem.

Obviously if you lose a pistol you’ve lost 3, and then the first gun round is the most important round of the game, if you lose that you have to eco again. I don’t know, we just hadn’t really got into the game by then, everything wasn’t flowing. By the time we got into T side we were on the same page.

Pretty much with widescreen TFTs, AK is about fifty times better than the m4a1, and it’s much easier to just run out and make the frags on the T side. If everyone was playing on CRTs it would be a different story.

Errr, kind of, obviously we don’t think we’re miles above everyone else, but when we can sit in a room six hours a day for five weeks (in Los Angeles) there’s not much you can do to improve on that.

Well, we’re pretty much looking at any tournament that has around a five grand first place, the majority of them anyway.

A lot of it is skill I think, as long as you’ve got good aim, and the teamplay is up to scratch. There’s a lot of good players that aren’t in CGS. Source is weird, you don’t have to have amazing tactics to do well, just teamplay and aim, so yeah, we can be challenged in the future.

All those rounds we lost, and we shouldn’t have, the last second plant they did, and stuff like that. But we had to play a second map anyway, so we were far from winning the whole event.

It is possible, I didn’t really notice that. It’s maybe because the venue is a bit noisy, so it’s harder to hear terrorists pushing.

Yeah, I hope so. They’re always nice opponents, I’m happy we gave them a close game. I hope we will beat them at i35.