Under gårdagen var det inte bara en relativt fåordig Valve-grundaren i form av Gabe Newell, som höll en AMA på Reddit. Astralis-spelaren Peter "dupreeh" Rothmann passade även han på att avvara en stund åt läsarna genom att svara på en hel del frågor om allt möjligt. Förutom mer personliga frågor var det fleratalet användare som undrade om hans syn på den omtalade kommande "franska shufflen", hur han förbereder sig inför match och hur han håller sig lugn i clutch-situationer. Även den före detta lagkamraten Finn "karrigan" Andersen kom på tal;

"It's true we stopped believing in karrigan's calls, but we never stopped listening in general. We did lose faith, and decided to do things on our own.

I can't go into details, but we realized it was time to change, when there was no turning back and lost too many tournaments, and we kept decreasing in skill. We did ourselves and karrigan a favor of splitting, as he has done a massive job in FaZe already", svarar dupreeh på frågan om hur relationen mellan laget och karrigan var i slutet.

Förutom detta berättar dupreeh också om hur han identifierar sina problem och försöker att utvecklas som spelare:

"I used to have a piece of paper and a pen in front of myself, and every time I died, I noted it. An example could be:

Round 1: I died because I pushed too much (lost the round) Round 2: I died because they rushed me and I only had a pistol Round 3: I died because they rushed me and I only had a pistol Round 4: I died because I didn't get help by my teammate Round 5: I died because I didn't react to my teammate's information, and so on, and on..

That way I realized I might play to aggressive, I might not listen enough to my teammates or I might've positioned myself incorrectly.

As with the team, it's very important you can have open-minded and constructive dialogues about your problems. If I have a teammate I think plays too much solo, I tell him. If I have one that's bad a communicating in stressful situations, I tell him. It's important to be professional about your approach, and be constructive, talk about it and the figure out how to solve it. That's the best tool. Never just point fingers. That way you won't improve", berättar han i en kommentar.

Och självklart avslöjar han hemligheten bakom succéresultaten på sistone; hur man värmer upp:

"Coffee. Lots of coffee. And jump around on a server without anyone on it, like a completely moron, to warm up my mouse feeling ;>"

För den som är nyfiken på att läsa alla svaren i AMA:n så går dessa att hitta här.