Cyberfight.org: Hello, please introduce yourself.
xDk|Varagh: Hi my name is Zoltan Szatay, i live in Hungary in a small town near Budapest. I started playing UT2k3 a year ago.

Cyberfight.org: When did you encounter the computer games first?
xDk|Varagh: About 10 years ago, i started playing with Wolfenstein 3D, that was my first game i can sit next to for a lot of time.

Cyberfight.org: You lost badly to ezki at PG Challenge and didn't qualify to play-off stage, since then you have really improved your skill, what major mistakes you have learned from PGC?
xDk|Varagh: Actually PGC was my first ut2 lan, and i was very tired and nervous in the matches. I was also pissed about Grendelkeep, i didnt practice it for a minute, and i always had to play it. I was playing on a special computer table at home, so it was strange to play on a normal table too. After PGC i started to sleep few hours only, staying patient on serial matches and i got a new table too. Anyway, i went to the ECG with my skills trained up, and i wanted to get a good place, though i didnt count myself in the top 4. I beat Lauke, i was suprised even, but i was eliminated by frags. I said shit happens, i didnt feel bad about it. But when it happened again in ESO tourney, i was much more pissed off, making a complete idiot of myself. Anyway i triedhard vs dnx3. Anyway, i got a lot of experience from these lans, so it worth it to come:) to be calm, this was only an online tourney. Here on the WCG i thought i could get a group wich i can advance from. I could have made it, but i seemed to loose pretty.

Cyberfight.org: Will you play UT2004, and what do you expect from this game?
xDk|Varagh: Sure i will, but not all day, i want to start to live now. I expect only what they said: better modells, balanced weapons, and a good sniper:P

Cyberfight.org: What can you say about Russian skill in Unreal Tournament?
xDk|Varagh: I didnt play russians so often, i could only remember a few times. I think russian ut can hide behind russian q3 skills, but they have a few top players, especially Askold.

Cyberfight.org: WCG uses the frag amount system to determine the qualified player if they have even number of points, you suffered from this system a lot, it costed you slot in play-off stage, your comments on that?
xDk|Varagh: Well last year i remember when neutro lost from pain, but still advanced because of more frags, and i dont remember changing this part of the rules, so i dont get it. But what can i do?

Cyberfight.org: Your predictions of WCG Top5?
xDk|Varagh: I really cant tell. I bet roach will come up 3rd, he is a very good player, and i think the european style can improve more now. Lauke and Forrest have quite the same skills, but Lauke has more experience. Maybee that can help him.

Cyberfight.org: How was Hungarian qualifier like? Did you qualify easily?
xDk|Varagh: Yes, all my matches were won by more than 15-20 frags, i can only mention the semi final, wich was one of the hardest match of my life. My opponent was esfrost, from my clan xDk, and he trained as much as me. I knew he will be my main opponent. I beat him 9-6 on compressed, i made a lot of mistakes there. Antalus was his home map, but i had a lucky headshot near amp, and i also had to hide 2 minutes, and i can go to the final with a score 11-10.

Cyberfight.org: Please compare WCG 2003 and WCG 2002, which one is better and why?
xDk|Varagh: Ofcourse 2003 is better, cuz im here:P Although the level has dropped because we miss GitzZz.

Cyberfight.org: Your plans after Korea?
xDk|Varagh: Sleep 50 hours, finish the opencup with my team, and than wait for UT2k4.

Cyberfight.org: How were you prepearing for WCG 2003 Grand Final?
xDk|Varagh: Well i trained with top players from all europe, and i had my all-time trainpartner, roach too. I had to do many things, study, play CTF, TDM, so i reduced my sleeping time to 5 hours.

Cyberfight.org: CPL vs WCG, which one is better and why?
xDk|Varagh: I never read much of the CPL, i just heard stories mostly, but im very interested. Hungary is planning to have a CPL qualifier, i think i will try it, but it wont run ut2k3 as a game:F

Cyberfight.org: Do you consider yourself a professional gamer?
xDk|Varagh: Yes, even if i dont have the best skills, and i didnt win nothing yet, the time it took me is as much a progamer trains. Maybe ill win something next year, and i can really call myself a progamer:P

Cyberfight.org: What is cybersport's future in your opinion?
xDk|Varagh: The community is growing, the sponsors are coming in, but the problem is still that they are looking for players in big countries. Cybersport is getting bigger and bigger, so do prizes, and once it will be a job for many people...or not:P

Cyberfight.org: What about UT's eye-candy thing? Mark Rein explained that it must be present in cybersport since major sponsors of the events like WCG and CPL are Graphic Cards developers and they want to show the power of their chips, not just r_picmip 5.
xDk|Varagh: I think they have to decide that is it a single or a pro game. Bacause progamers like to cut out the luck factor, and the funny textures wich u can hide in just affect that. By the way, on the public streens, use the cool graphics, the gamers hate it when they are being watched, so if noone is watching, than no problem. Thats my oppinion.

Cyberfight.org: Final shout outs?
xDk|Varagh: xDk rulzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz