Balls talks the best part of being on FlyQuest, Hai's shot-calling, and what he misses about C9

Timestamps below:

0:00 - Why is Hai a great team leader?

0:21 - Is what Hai wants to do always the right decision?

0:38 - Do you guys as a team take criticism well from each other?

1:05 - What's your favorite part about being on FlyQuest?

1:34 - Is there anything you miss about being on C9?

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[thesuitelifeofzachandnoah]

These are the best interviews I've seen for leauge. Please keep making them

[bawbag]

Great interviews. This is the most I think I've heard Balls speak.

[zepherox]

I love these so much you guys deserve so much more publicity these are honestly 10/10

[FREAKOUT]

Glad you interviewed Balls but i hope the next interview has less questions about hai (i love hai but i want to hear Balls talk about himself and his play style)

[alexchng]

I can almost feel the sadness and nostalgia when balls talks about what he misses on c9

[Exterminon]

Keep doing such awesome Interview, abonnements and viewer numbers will soon explode if you keep at it with -that- quality of both content and video material.

[eucherenkov]

But yeah, these are probably the best interviews for League, ever.

[NomSauce]

I think one of the things that make Hai effective is just that, he makes people trust him. I think that's both how coaches and shotcallers evolve. If the team "blindly" trusts you so to speak, it allows for a more accurate analysis. So each time the draft, strategy or call in game gets shut down, you can easily pick apart what went wrong and improve on it. And once you're really good at it, executing fast on good plays or strategies becomes extremely effective.

[vktesla]

That brain is working hard. Yes, these interviews are really good though, keep em coming

[mywifesson]

It is a refreshing alternative being without the interviewer vocalising the questions. It is what makes you unique. That is the key to standing out from the rest.

[jankraj]

At least now his interview wasnt that cringy like with quantic gaming xD

[maxmilianchlebovsky]

Good job, really nice. I cant wait to see more of them!

[TerryRomanio]

Would be super nice to add an angle from the side - it just creates a little more dynamic. Great stuff though.

[eucherenkov]

We just like... we were just like... just prepare like...

:)

[luuri]

Hai is good inside and out! #kappapride

[dennis]

Instead of saying every video how good the produvtion of the interview is, just subscribe lol

[Bronsons]

I gotta say, I've been watching a lot of pro player interviews over the years and this has got to be the saddest sport to dedicate your life to.

Every player talks about how they never leave their house and just play soloQ all day everyday. Going out is next to unheard of for a pro player. If you have a girlfriend you're deemed not as good as everyone else. Most pros call girlfriends a distraction that weaken their play.

In Pobelters interview he said "Oh yeah, I went out and saw a movie for the first time in like 4 months.." and that was big news for him.

In Meteos' interview he said he could go 4 months+ without talking to his 'good friend' Sneaky becasue they were both hermits.

Some players go to the gym but the vast majority of them are just shut-in robots that just grind all day. I guess it's a quality of life kind of thing. But it's a sad life to lead looking in from the outside.

[melih]

The only thing i don't like about these interviews are how the questions are silenced it would be nice to just listen to these instead of having to keep going back to read what it was they asked

[coolbian]

balls always cracks me up, " who do you miss in c9?" balls: " the org" loool .