StarCraft 2:boxer invited DH Invitational Tickets one ticket hard to find

When everyone learned that Lin boxer became the eighth participant in the Stockholm DreamHack Invitational Tournament, the tickets became more difficult to find. The Esport legend will bring more star effects to already big-name events.　　Gosugamers as the first Esport International website to send you an hour of interviews. Q: This is your first visit to Sweden and Europe.　　What do you expect from this country? A: It's really my first time in Europe, so I'm looking forward to it. I have always been quite hopeful about the beauty of Sweden.　　Besides, this is the first real international tournament I've ever played, so I'm going to make sure I'm in the best shape.　　Q: What was your first thought when you knew you were invited to the Stockholm tournament?　　A: I cherish the opportunity dreamhack gave me, so thanks to the organizers, I will do my best to repay you with the wonderful game. Q: Compared to StarCraft 1: The Battle of the Hive, international players and Koreans have become more competitive on the Star 2 stage. How do you feel about that?　　Is this going to affect the power competition in Korea? A: This not only brings more fun to the audience, but also puts forward higher requirements for the contestants.　　It is also the exchange of two different cultures, so I hope to have more of these international competitions. Q: We saw you beat Nightend on TSL 2:1, and then you mentioned because lag changed tactics.　　Do you think this kind of online cross server game can measure the player's level? A: Of course, at first it feels like hanging sandbags running, but when you get used to it, it doesn't affect the game. Now the Koreans are not comfortable with the high latency, but that's okay, that's where we're going to improve.　　I mean, to get used to the game, you need to adjust yourself. Q: What do you think of the recent decline of Korean contestants in TSL? Like Nestea, MVP, Fruit lost.　　Do you think there is any reason other than lag? A: In the Star 1 era, South Korean players are dominant, and even without a deliberate response, most will not be under foreign players. But in StarCraft 2, the gap is gone.　　Once you have made a small mistake in the game, it is hard to make a comeback. Q: You may encounter the BlizzCon's practice opponent, Chris from Canada, "HuK" Loranger.　　Tell me about you two. A: I met him for the first time in BlizzCon, and I thank him for being my sparring partner. After moving to South Korea, Chris became a very special player and could easily adapt to a particular style of play. I met him on the internet many times, and it was really interesting to play against him.　　Hope that through this trip to Sweden, we can become a better friend.　　Q: Do you think any foreign player who has not yet come to Korea may succeed in Korea and GSL? A: I think most of the foreign players have moved to Korea, but I would like to see more new players from abroad.　　Of the international players in Korea, I am most optimistic about Jinro, he will stay in the position of the top players for a long time.　　Q: Look at the other contestants, how far do you think this TSL can go? A: My goal, of course, is to win the championship, but the contestants are extremely powerful.　　So I will try my best to win two more games in the final. Boxer will attend the Stockholm DreamHack Invitational Tournament on April 12. He will be on behalf of his own Slayers and the Razer team. (Edit/Xu Mingming)