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natu 1on1 1/2: "[4K] was quite the ride"
natu talks about his early days with All*, his breakthrough with D-Sky, his 4Kings period and the 69N-28E team which ruled the world, very briefly.
By Duncan 'Thorin' Shields
May 22, 2011 03:39
natu talks about his early days with All*, his breakthrough with D-Sky, his 4Kings period and the 69N-28E team which ruled the world, very briefly.Next up for the SK Gaming 1on1 feature is
Joona 'natu' Leppänen. During his decade long career natu was able to win a WCG bronze medal with
All*, place 4th at CPL Summer 2004 with
D-Sky, take a multi-cultural 

4Kings lineup to 4th at WSVG ISC 2006 and briefly help
69N-28E top the CS world in early 2007.
How did natu get into competitive Counter-Strike? What was the experience of the first WCG event like? Did he ever consider quitting CS during the two year period where there was no elite Finnish team? What did D-Skyline mean to natu's career and Finnish CS in general? Could a team with so many nationalities in it like 4kings ever really work? For a few months in 2007 Finland had the best CS team in the world, how does natu characterise that period?
(note: due to a camera error the audio cuts out during my questions every now and then, but natu's audio is fine)
How did natu get into competitive Counter-Strike? What was the experience of the first WCG event like? Did he ever consider quitting CS during the two year period where there was no elite Finnish team? What did D-Skyline mean to natu's career and Finnish CS in general? Could a team with so many nationalities in it like 4kings ever really work? For a few months in 2007 Finland had the best CS team in the world, how does natu characterise that period?
(note: due to a camera error the audio cuts out during my questions every now and then, but natu's audio is fine)
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Great interveiw :)
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