Ame: “I definitely get a little nervous in team fights after the 60-minute mark.”
Xtreme Gaming carry Wang “Ame” Chun-yu commented on the victory over Team Liquid in an interview at DreamLeague Season 29, spoke about the pressure in long matches, and also noted the importance of the top lane tower.
On the third map against Team Liquid
We managed to gradually get back into the game by taking two Roshans and using the Aegis to regain momentum. But in the third fight for the Aegis, we lost the engagement horribly, which gave Liquid a massive advantage and made things very difficult; however, we were then able to start controlling the map and resources, gradually staging a comeback and securing the win.
On nerves in long games
I definitely get a little nervous in team fights after the 60-minute mark, but I try to make good use of my abilities.
On the importance of the T-1 tower on the soft lane
We try to fight around it as much as possible, but within reason.
Xtreme Gaming exited DreamLeague Season 29, finishing in 7th–8th place. The team earned $27,500 and an additional $12,500 for the club. PlayTime, Aurora Gaming, PARIVISION, Team Spirit, and Team Falcons remain in the tournament, battling for the grand prize of $290,000.
Photo — Valve.
