"I Needed Time to Understand What Kind of Players My Teammates Are" — Peyz on Adapting to T1

About MSI — although T1 were eliminated, your individual performances received a lot of praise. Were you proud of the level you showed at your first international tournament with T1?

Because the tournament result was so disappointing, I wouldn't say I felt proud.

I also don't think my performance at MSI was the best I could have shown, so I spent a lot of time reflecting on what I needed to do to play better.

How has adapting to T1 been? The organisation is known for taking good care of its players, but it also comes with a lot of pressure and very high expectations. What helped you get to the confidence you're showing now?

The team's facilities and the people around the players are very good, so I didn't have any major difficulties adapting outside of the game.

In terms of gameplay, though, I needed time to understand what kind of players my teammates are, how they play and what styles they prefer.

I think that is why we struggled a little at the beginning. As I learned more about them and adapted, I became able to play with more confidence, like I do now.

If you reach the final, who do you expect to face?

I think we'll face Gen.G.

If you win EWC, how much confidence would it give the team for the second half of the season, ahead of the LCK and Worlds?

The LCK regular season begins immediately after EWC. If we return after winning EWC, I think it would give us a lot of confidence for the regular season and also strengthen the trust between the players. That's why I really want to win EWC.