Coming from Challenger League as the #1 team and beating Motiv8 Gaming in Relegations earned Noble a spot in the Pro League’s 8th season. We sat down with their captain and IGL, “Yeti”, to see how they feel going into their Pro League debut.
Noble’s roster is:
Alexander “Yeti” Lawson
Matias “Heavy” Arrazola
Nathanial “Rampy” Duval
Tomasz “Acid” Adamcyzk
Sam “Breezy” Lassila
During the past Challenger League season Noble stomped most of their opponents. Why do you think the season went so well?
What did you learn in Challenger League that you will be able to use in Pro League?
In the middle of the season you brought in Breezy (who had just left beastcoast) to replace Spades. Why did the team decide to make this change?
You wound up playing Motiv8 in relegations and defeated them to take the Pro League spot. How did you feel in that moment?
How do you feel going into Pro League?
Your team had an amazing run at DreamHack Austin 2018 last weekend, beating teams such as SSG and 12Knights. In the quarter-finals you lost against Rogue on the big stage. What is your biggest takeaway from this tournament?
You are the only player in your team that has previous experience in Pro League. How is that helping your work as the IGL and captain of the team?
How does having an analyst improve or make preparing for a game easier?
This upcoming season represents a big shift: five successive rounds on either attack or defense, map pool and bomb site rotation changes, and even a brand new map. How does Noble plan to adapt to these changes in Season 8?
Which team are you most excited to play in the next season of Pro League?
Your Pro League debut as a team is going to be against Mouz. How do you feel going into this game?
Anything to say to your fans and supporters?
Noble’s Pro League debut will be on June 11th vs mousesports at: twitch.tv/Rainbow6.