Known initially for his time as a player for Playing Ducks during Year 1 of the Pro League where he played alongside players such as Sha77e, meepeY, ENEMY, and Elemzje, z1ronic made it all the way to the Grand-Finals of Season 3 before falling to Continuum (now known as Evil Geniuses) in the closest Finals in Pro League history. Since then, z1ronic has left a player role but has been involved in practically every other aspect of the game, including as an analyst for all four Major and Pro League events in 2018.
And so as we enter 2019 we spoke with z1ronic to ask about his history so far both in and out of R6S:
Firstly, can you tell us a bit about yourself and your in-game history?
Z1ronic's Season 3 roster which fell on match point in the Pro League grand-finals. From left to right: meepeY, ENEMY, Panix, z1ronic and Elemzje.
Prior to Rainbow6 what games did you play?
In Siege alone, you have worked as a player, caster, streamer, analyst and, briefly, as a coach - which of these roles did you find the most enjoyable and which would you say you were best at?
In 2018 you visited Canada, France, Brazil, Sweden, the USA twice and the Netherlands three times via R6 - which of these did you enjoy the most and which countries would you want to visit in 2019?
Z1ronic on the analyst's desk at the US Nationals 2018
What would you say is the highlight of your career so far?
Z1ronic's in-game charm
What puts you ahead of the other, less successful casters/analysts in R6S?
How do you prepare for an event?
What was the best game you cast/analysed in 2018?
Z1ronic on the analyst's desk alongside FoxA at the 2018 Six Invitationals.
What tips would you give other potential casters/analysts/players?
Any messages to your fans?
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We wish z1ronic the best of luck in his esports career in 2019! Keep an eye on SiegeGG for more interviews in the coming weeks.