In another interview SK Gaming talks to Frag eXecutors player Filip 'Neo' Kubski about his own performance at IEM, the reason why they lost to mTw in the semi-final and his private aims for 2011.

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The polish side of Frag eXecutors played very well at the IEM and beat among other things teams like SK Gaming, mTw and Na'Vi, but still they couldn't manage to reach the final. We sat down with their key-player Filip 'Neo' Kubski and talked about the IEM, the upcoming World Championship at the CeBIT and his private aims for 2011.
Before the Intel Extreme Masters European Championship Finals your team wasn't really considered to be one of the favourites, but you finished the groupstage first with no losses and you beat among others SK Gaming and mTw. Did they underestimate you? How do you explain this easy passing?

With the current level of CS there's no such thing as understimating anyone. I think everyone already knows and is aware of others. Nowadays usually people are ready for everything, on events like IEM every match is very important, so you can't just suprise others since almost everyone is watching your demos. We've been bootcamping before the event, trying to improve our tactical game, and it worked pretty good. But even though I don't feel like we've passed the group that easy. And I don't think they understimated us.
http://www.sk-gaming.com/content/32141-Neo_compLexity_might_be_dangerous