In a continuation of their IEM V Quake Live European Finals interview series, ESFIWorld.com have sat down with Pelle 'fazz' Soderman from Reason Gaming. Fazz talked about how he considers himself an e-sports nerd and how he thinks the third spot in his group is a wide open race.

fazz: "I think in my first game versus k1llsen, I played really well, except for my aim, which was horrible. I managed to only lose by 3 frags on both maps (or something like that), while just hitting 15% of my rail shots. After that, it kind of got under my skin and it was all downhill from there."

Check out the entire interview at ESFIWorld.com!

Following their first interview with Dignitas player madix, ESFIWorld.com has published their interview with Alexandre "GoHLinK" Fouchet. GoHLinK talks about his time in Unreal Tournament 3 and why he decided to switch to Quake Live. He also predicts who will do best in the tournament and who he'd most like to play.

GoHLinK: "Sadly UT3 (Unreal Tournament 3) only had a few tournaments. When it died competitively, I still wanted to compete in tournaments, so I decided to try to switch to Quake Live which was going to be the biggest fast FPS at that time. I am glad Dignitas had faith in my skills and accepted me in their QL line-up even though I never played any Quake before."

Check out the full interview at ESFIWorld.com.

ESFIWorld.com has just interviewed Swedish Quake Live player Michael 'madix' Hindersson ahead of the IEM V European Finals in Kiev, Ukraine.

In the interview many topics were covered such as why he left Excello for Dignitas and how he is preparing for the upcoming European Finals. His predictions on who will advance are also discussed.

The whole interview can be read at the link below (exerpt also included):
http://www.esfiworld.com/ql/feature/madix-the...grets-time

As a result of the previous lack of practice, Madix knows he will not make the same mistake again. He has taken some time off from the game for now to keep his hunger and motivation at the necessary levels, however his schedule will soon be packed with Quake Live.
"My practice schedule now up until Kiev will be at least 8 hours a day of watching demos and playing high tier players. There will be no regrets this time."

Hey guys,

I'm looking to really pick up my game - I'm brand new to QL but I'm interested in trying it out. I have played Counter-Strike before since the time of beta.

What are some tips you can give me so I can become a better player.