No, I have never seen Doublelift naked, unfortunately.
Darshan has the worst jokes ever. Usually he is the only one that laughs and we just all stare at him going....
To call shots on the upcoming split we are going to have the mid-laner do most of it. Otherwise it is going to be me.
I have never seen the movie "Rush Hour". It is something I will eventually do.
I have not seen Gosu in person but I have seen him, and yes, he is a grill.
My favorite moment is playing against TSM, who we played in our first game. Even though we lost it was fun.
And throughout the entire series it was probably the most intense match that I ever played besides relegation.
The best duo bot lane champions that I think are strong are Lucian and Janna. I like that combo.
My favorite champion to learn was Corki. I played Corki first. I think I played 400 games with Corki.
I play the piano. My favorite song to play is called "Gate of Steiner" from Stein;Gate, the anime. It is very mysterious and spooky.
One of my favorite anime is Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood.
I like watching SKT. Bengi is my favorite LCK player.
My favorite gaming headset is the HyperX Cloud II.
We recently partnered with HyperX and they gave us the Cloud II headsets.
I like them since they do no press my glasses into my face and cause pain like other headsets do.
My 1st least favorite champion is Zyra. She is too slow and squishy for me. I don't like that.
My 2nd least favorite champion is Teemo. I really dislike Teemo because when I have to play against him
he is very annoying. I play support and I do not have that many items so he just kills me and it is not fun.
My 3rd least favorite champion is Azir because he can poke me from a screen and a half away
and usually he goes for the support players and I am a support player.
My most embarrassing moment at a LAN event is MLG Anaheim 2014. I was walking back from giving an interview
and I tripped on someone's shoe in front of a bunch of people watching a game.
No one would help me get up. Even the person that tripped me didn't help me, so I walked away.
I don't think it is particularly one person.
It was multiple people. When I first started playing support Chauster was there with some guidance.
Peter helped me a little bit as well, told me what I should be looking for since I was new to the role.
And they were very helpful. But most of the time I would do it by myself,
being self-analytical all of the time and try to figure things out for myself.
I tune everything out except for the screen. I do not pay attention to anything else.
I need 20 seconds of quiet time. I tell my team to not say anything for 20 seconds and don't die.
A game I would reply in my professional career would be PAX Prime Season two World Qualifier.
I was on team Monomaniac Ferus. We were winning the game super hard
but we didn't really have team play happening like we do now.
If we won that game I think we would have been able to qualify for worlds and would have been
one of the original three teams that qualified for the first LCS.
The weirdest thing a fan has ever ask me to do was kiss his forehead instead of getting an autograph.
I did not want to do it because it was a hot day and he was sweaty.
The most frustrating thing about solo queue would be getting camped. And your team doesn't do it.
The first time I got into PVP (player vs player games) my dad bought us a game called The Dark Age of Camelot.
It is pretty obscure but it was the best PVP game I have ever played.
It is what got me into playing player PVP.
Ready? Black and yellow. Black and yellow. Black and yellow.