This special edition of SK Gaming's 1on1 feature with Johnathan "Fatal1ty" Wendel comes to a close with the release of the second, and final, part of the interview. The man who lists himself as a "12-time World Champion" talks about his exploits in Q3TDM, Painkiller and Quake 4.

The knock on Fatal1ty has often been that he wasn't a team player so how does he weigh out credit for cK's Q3TDM success in light of czm's presence? Does Fatal1ty acknowledge that Vo0 was the best Painkiller player? How much was the American willing to offer the Dutch player in a wager per game of Painkiller played? How did Vo0 help Fatal1ty perfect his mouse setup?

What was it like to return once more in Quake 4 and is the theme of catching up to the top players something which is important for motivating Fatal1ty? Can Quake or duel FPS ever hit the big time again or was something like the CPL World Tour the chance which passed it by? Would Fatal1ty ever return if the prize money was high enough and there was a properly structured tour?