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"I Would Have Never Joined FNATIC! I’m a Competitive Guy." - Reflections with walle 3/3 - CS 1.6

Use code THORIN at http://gamersupps.gg/?afmc=THORIN for 10% off an order of GamerSupps' delicious energy formula. ► Join the Scrilluminati to get exclusive perks and support this channel:   / thooorin   ► Check out a previous CS Reflections here:    • I’ve Watched MOUZ vs. Astralis at EPL...   Dennis "walle" Wallenberg, former star AWPer of SpiXel and in-game leader of NiP and SK Gaming and now retired, is the star of the 375th Episode of 'Reflections'. This episode is part three of three about walle's career. walle had two careers, one as a star AWP talent and the other as an in-game leader. The former began in 2003 as he took his LuLAN team of nobodies and broke top six at a heavily stacked CPL Europe Copenhagen event. The next year he moved to SpiXel, teaming up with rising talent Bullen, and they not only impressed by qualifying to ESWC but then made a finals run and lost on the final round of regulation! By CPL Winter 2004, the last major of the year, walle had moved with Bullen to form a retooled EYE and they were a favourite to win but were beaten by the mercurially talented NoA international squad. Losing major finals would be a theme of walle's career and it happened five times. After EYE he moved over to NiP, who were rebuilding after a failed super-team. Assuming the role of in-game leader he began to transition into the second part of his career. NiP were good but not truly great in 2005 but the addition of RobbaN and SpawN the following year saw them arguably the team of the year, stacking titles but failing to win the majors, with a shocking loss to NEO's Pentagram in the WCG 2006 final spoiling an otherwise excellent run. NiP's roster began to fall apart and walle stuck it out but eventually relented and joined SK Gaming, where RobbaN was playing. Immediately SK were challenging FNATIC for titles. In 2008 SK won some events and were an elite side but a loss to zonic's mTw in the WCG final again proved a heartbreak. 2009 saw SK one of the few sides capable of challenging the mighty GeT_RiGhT and GuX-infused FNATIC super-team that was running over everyone. In 2010 walle got GuX himself and manage a third palce at the IEM IV Global Finals and a runners-up finish to Na'Vi at ESWC. SK again remained among the best teams but few trophies followed. For 2011 SK had the opportunity to sign f0rest and GeT_RiGhT and so walle was replaced. He retired shortly after. In part three, walle discusses his latter day SK teams, GuX's arrival as a star in 2010, why he wishes they'd had a coach, famous foes like Pentagram and Na'Vi, who the best AWPers were and why his playing career ended. This interview was recorded on the 25th of March, 2024. ► Time-line of topics discussed: 00:00 allen 02:12 team vibe 04:15 players reacting poorly to round outcomes 05:14 GuX 08:13 SK organisation 12:27 Other offers? 14:55 The Golden Five 19:00 cogu, fRoD and legendary AWPers 20:10 Na'Vi 22:09 Favourite spot on any map to play 23:36 How his career ended 29:08 Being the generation that missed the big esports wave 32:25 Travel 38:58 Would he like to coach? 41:53 No elite Swedish team 46:48 Legacy 50:35 Final words Part one:    • "CPL Winter 2004 Is the One I Wish I ...   Part two:    • "zet Was the Best I Ever Played With....   Subscribe this channel to get access to perks:    / @thooorin   ► Check out bite-sized Thorin on my new clips channel:    / thorinclips   ► Follow me on social media:   / thorin     / thooorin     / thooorinofficial   ► You can discuss this content at my Discord server:   / discord   ► This video was kindly supported by: Frisky Matt, Pugnatio, Rajcula Ahmed Hadjou Jensen Goh Tobias Bernasconi Animosity touken_ Tosh Special thanks go out to JerCkysMiNi0n. #walle #SKgaming #Thorin