All of us are aged between 19-21. aumei is our commander and awper , perhaps pixal protege and fungbi are our rifles players.

Wow you guys are really young , that would mean when you started to dominate the scene you were only around 16 years old, it's really amazing!

We trained together daily in our online server due to the high expenses on LAN if we were to play together offline. We have spent more than 3 hours daily in order to prepare for this.

We're very disappointed, our target was to get atleast top 4 but we failed to achieve it.

*Everyone answered in the same accord" Taiwanese girls are so HOT!  . The snack in Taiwan is also really delicious , especially the super large chicken shop . The waiters in Taiwan are also very polite that they would always say "thank you" regardless of the situation. The people here are also very civilized even when they are in a long queue for railway, buses etc. It's totally different as compared to what we experience everyday in Hong Kong.

The general quality of LAN cafes in Taiwan is very good and affordable. As for CS team that would be UMX. We play with each other quite frequently online and the results are about equal for both of us. However, we feel that they've analyzed us this time and has came up with some strats that counter our styles, this is exactly what we think we're lack of that resulted in our loss. We've always talked to each other through IM and we're pretty good friends outside the game.

They are very professional and the hardwares are good . The whole thing is very well organized.

But I think it's noisy in the venue and the stream is also kinda laggy. I think you guys are too polite to give such an answer.

It's definitely Tyloo from China but we think Wemadefox is better this time. We've played against tyloo in WCG and the result was unbearable.

It's terrible here and due to the high price of LAN cafes and lack of tournaments, most people only start to form a team 1 month before a major tournament takes place. There are quite a lot of casual gamers but most of them do not really support the esports activities and even less are willing to contribute (organization like SOC) the other good team in Hong Kong would be EP.

（aumei replies）：I'll work on the basics and practice vs bots on aim_sk. I think for an AWPer, besides quick reflexes, the most important aspect is movement and experience, and especially positioning.

I'll explain a bit on positioning here. The key aspect on positioning is to get into an important position with speed and accuracy, which you cannot move too fast and misposition and losses the kill opportunity. Also this includes the crosshair positioning speed must be quick and accurate to avoid missing the firing opportunity. And then it's all up to the trigger reflexes.

Basketball, guitar, soccer.... (Only one answered "Sleep")

Sounds similiar to Taiwan players, although a lot of Taiwanese gamers don't like outdoor sports. Be careful not to become real nerds our fellow taiwanese....

We have been playing together for 4-5 years, so we have good chemistry. We hate to lose a lot, so it's a huge motivation for us to win games. The next online tournament will be CCSL, in which we will meet UMX again, and then following it will be ESWC and WCG!

We would like to thank all the gamers of SOC for continuing their support for us, and if the pings are ok, we might be participating in the SOC23 league, and we want to also thank SteelSeries, our boss, Andrik, and Microworks.