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16:54, 05.02.2025
Danil "Donk" Kryshkovets from Team Spirit talked about his journey in esports, significant victories, and his view on the new tournament system. In an interview with Bo3.gg, he shared his thoughts on the importance of teamwork, controlling emotions during matches, and key moments in preparing for opponents. Donk also expressed his opinion on individual awards and how, for him, stability is more important than occasional victories.
Every victory has its value, as it represents a certain path. The reaction to them is always different, but overall they are all important.
The Major. It was a dream.
To be honest, I don't care. The main thing is to win, and the details of the format are not that important.
We have never picked anyone, nor have we been picked. Overall, it's not crucial for me. The only thing I don't like is playing online. LAN tournaments feel totally different.
We just made more mistakes than they did and were punished for them. But it's a deserved result, and I hope we'll have a chance for a rematch.
No, it's the same. I am always interested in playing against NAVI because every match with them brings something new. They were the best team in the world last year, and who is the best now will be shown over time.
I didn't think about the difficulty of the game. The main thing is to show our game and win. You can't underestimate the opponent.
Because individual achievements are impossible without the team. It's more important for me to play well within the team than to stand out personally.
Being top-1 four years in a row means dominating the course, but four majors means only two years. I don't know. Four years of winning two majors.
I don't think about it. The rivalry is only between teams.
I'm not as emotional now as before, and I control myself better. Of course, emotions sometimes take over, but overall they don't greatly affect the game.
Yes, morale is crucial. If I can encourage the team, I do it.
If Kyousuke is compared to me, it means he is truly good. I believe in him and try to support him. If he continues to work as hard, he will succeed.
Yes.
I don't think the last Major proved our superiority. CS is a marathon, and stability is more important than a single victory. Winning a Major is great, but consistent results in all tournaments are more important.
I don't think the preparation of opponents for us will change. We've always been studied. It all depends on us and our approach to tournaments.
Spirit defeated GamerLegion and advanced to the quarterfinals of the playoffs IEM Katowice 2025. You can follow the news, schedule, and results of the tournament here.
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