Sen: I would like to thank Gosugamers for the ranking, it was very surprising that I’m no.1 and only lost a game in the records, and it made me recall that a few years ago in SC1 I was also ranked no.1 back then. To be honest though, I’ve actually been losing matches recently, even in Western leagues. I lost to Dimaga and some players in ZOTAC Cup a while ago but it wasn’t recorded. As for what it takes to be at the top of the game, just by winning streaks does it, isn’t it?

DuskBin: You’re currently 3:0 in the SC2 World Cup group stage right now, beating Super, BratOK, and RainBow, while beating White-Ra in both the Asia-Europe starleague and Kaspersky cup. What are your thoughts?

Sen: It was within my expectations to beat Super in the tournament, as he still has a lot of room for improvements. Met him in Battle.net previously and I defeated him quite easily.  Of course I hope he will continue to train harder and raise his gameplay level. As for BratOK, I’ve been preparing for the game versus him after I knew I was going to play him in the SC2 World Cup, because ZvT on Steppes of War is a huge disadvantage. During the game my Overlord scouted his FE early, and I expectedly won. As for the game with RainBow I was quite lucky -.- early on in the game I was toyed like a dummy, but then during the battle I think he forgot to research Stim, so I won (embarrassingly).

DuskBin: You’re going to face another Europe’s best – DeMuslim in the next round of the Kaspersky cup. Have you ever played him before? What do you think your chances are?

Sen: I’ve only played him once in the ESL Tournament a month or two ago. Back then I was inexperienced and eliminated by him, so this is a chance for me to get my revenge :D I’m not sure how good he is right now because usually I don’t get to practice with western players, I just practice in the Asian servers with some Korean friends. On my chances though, I believe I have a good shot at beating him if I prepared well!

DuskBin: You’re known by a lot of players for your amazing ZvP. What do you have to say in regard to your other matchups i.e. ZvT and ZvZ?

Sen: I think it’s because in ZvP, Zerg holds a slight advantage, maybe that’s the reason? In ZvT, there’s a lot of tactics to harass my economy, so if the Terran is very good it’ll be a very tough matchup. As for ZvZ, I think I still cannot completely understand how to play this matchup well.

DuskBin: Focusing on only the top players from each continent, which region do you think has the lead in competitive Starcraft 2 right now? America, Europe, or Asia?

Sen: I think Asia has the lead due to a lot of progamers from Korea. Following should be Europeans and Americans.

DuskBin: Are there any skilled players from Taiwan asides from you? Where is the old [Rush] clan right now? (Sen was once known as RRB[Rush])

Sen: [Rush] is still around. Guys like Sorrow[rush], Sobad[rush](Taiwan WCG 2002 2003 Champion), S.L[rush], You[rush], Dus[rush], manner[rush]. All of them are already old school SC:BW players. Everyone still plays SC2 now from time to time.

DuskBin: Lastly, any shoutout to your fans or everyone in general?

Sen: Thank you for all the support! I will try to produce more good games in the future!

DuskBin:除了你之外，台湾还有没有其他的强手？历史已久的 [Rush] 战队现在在哪？(Sen曾经是 RRB[Rush]) 

Sen: 台灣興海爭霸Rush戰隊現在也還是存在的  像是Sorrow[rush] Sobad[rush](台灣2002 2003 第一名) 以及S.L[rush] You[rush] Dus[rush] manner[rush]都是以前sc1的老玩家了  大家等等平時空閒也都有在玩Sc2