I'm in it for the long run, I want to make it to TI and have a good run, I want to have a successful season, and I feel like with the right group of guys and with the right work, we can make it. Now in TFT I am way more motivated as a player and more decisive as a person. The team didn't feel confident enough to continue after that so once again I was left team less. We did come last that year, losing to Fnatic. We made it to TI, after qualifying through the opens in Seattle. So I'm gonna leave him a shout-out for that. I never really got to thank him for that, cause it did change me. I did not play as well as I wanted to and I got easily irritated and angry due to that.ĭuring one qualifier we had Fata coach us, and he noticed my problems and scolded me. During this time period I had some personal issues on the front in Sweden making things a bit difficult for me, and it showed in the game.

In between NiP and TFT I was in Escape Gaming, together with Synderen, Yapzor, Qojqva and Khezu. But as we continued we found some success, and got higher expectations, and missing out on TI there was the turning point for us, we felt like we needed to change things around. I had to prove myself again.Ĭoming in to NiP after that was a lot of fun, we didn't really have that much expectations since the squad as a whole was relatively new to Dota. I admittedly did not play as much as I used to do after that, I for some reason thought that things would solve themselves, but they didn't. Starting out getting booted from Fnatic I learnt that I may have taken things for granted, and I got unsure that if the path I had chosen was the right one for me. I have learned a lot about myself as a player and as a person during the course of the seasons, from team to team. What have you learnt over the course of your stints at the aforementioned orgs? How have you developed yourself as a player? I haven't cared for the game since I swapped to Dota 2, but it does bring back a lot of memories know that it's soon to be done.Ĭompare the Era from Fnatic to NiP and now TFT.

HoN will always be with me in some ways, that's where I made friends that changed my path considerably, starting out with meeting Singsing and then Tal, Johan, Kai and Kalle. As a former HoN player, how do you feel that the game is coming to an end? You started out in Dota 2 through Fnatic with whom you found considerable success in HoN. Currently captain of the TFT Dota 2 division. Hello, my name is Adrian Kryeziu, also known as Era.

Kindly introduce yourself to our readers. You can read the complete interview with Era below. He speaks about his transition as a player from Fnatic to NiP and TFT, DPC, upcoming WESG LAN tournament and much more. Esports Heaven caught up with Adrian ' Era' Kryeziu, captain of The Final Tribe Dota 2 division.

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