ENTREVISTA SATO PARA LEGENDAR

First of all, I wanted to say
congratulations on the performance.

I'm sorry that it wasn't as you expected,
that it wasn't a win,

but the performance
was well above average.

What was...

Sorry, I'm a little nervous

because it's the first time
that I'm interviewing.

It's ok, because it's my first time, too.

How is the adaptation of Leviatán going
and what is the biggest difference

between the training and routine
in Tier 1 and Tier 2?

My adaptation within Leviatán
has been quite chill.

It's very easy to work with the team.

I think the biggest difference
is that everyone is together

100% of the time.

Although you finish training,
when you take off your headphones,

you will look to the side
and you will see your teammates.

It just brings the feeling that
you're never really out of the game.

After finishing the training,
you'll still talk about the game,

even if you're not playing,
even if you're not on PC.

When you go out to dinner,
you'll end up,

- inevitably, talking about the game.
- Positive and negative points.

- What has to be improved?
- Yes.

Personally, I love it.

I really like the competition
and the game,

and that's why I think
I have this ease, you know?

And how do you feel about debuting
against Tier 1 teams

in the Qualifier for EWC?

Did you feel nervous when you debuted?

I believe so.

Otherwise, I'm a person who gets very
nervous in this type of situation,

but it turned out that the debuts
were easygoing.

I always knew that Tier 1
was not a three-headed monster.

Obviously, the level is higher than
what I witnessed in Tier 2

and there are many things
to get used to and to fix.

And I believe that today's result
is a reflection of that.

But, to conclude, I think "fun"
is the word that defines everything

that I'm witnessing at the moment.

Your trajectory was very quick
to go from Mixx to VCB,

then to VCL NA,
and now to the franchise...

Did the time on M80 help
prepare you to play on Leviatán?

Definitely.

The time I had at M80
helped me mold a lot as a player.

I think that before M80,
I was a little bit brainless.

I didn't have many ideas of my own,
I was more at the mercy of my team.

In Galorys, the system
was a lot around me,

and because of that, I was able
to bring very high performance

at the Brazilian Tier 2.

And this period at M80 taught me
that if I depend on that,

I won't be able to evolve as a player.

So in the beginning,
it was a little stressful

because there wasn't a system
that I was used to.

And, little by little,
I learned how to be more independent

and contribute to the team,

not only depending
on the team's contribution.

What’s it like to be on a mix team
that speaks English,

instead of the comfort
of your native language?

And are there any cultural differences,
external or internal to the game,

that stand out to you a lot?

There isn't much problem
with the language.

If I went straight into Leviathan, didn't
go through the process I went through

again, then I think I would suffer a lot,
because whether I like

it or not, it's difficult, Communication
is a little slower.

You suffer a little.

In relation to culture.

I think that our normal even has a lot of
diversity.

So I think that whenever we are in a
group, we always discover new things.

It's not something so difficult, because
everyone is different, so there's no

one, there's no black sheep who knows how
to demonstrate something from Brazil to

the people at Leviathan?

Yes, how?

Like me and the boy, Ivete's manager,
also Brazilian,

is kind of interested, dominates.

And as there is agility there in the
team, we bring a lot of things.

A lot of Brazilian things, like having a
lot of

swear words and mainly, we swear like
that.

I think that when we are showing things
from Brazil, mainly, which comes to

the mind mainly of the people, it is
trying to learn a little, right?

It is and always goes, people always go.

The swear words.

I made a little card that has words in
Portuguese that are slang like thanks,

sorry, it's smooth, we're together, these
things like that.

And people told me now you have to do
just one swear word for people to learn

too.

So I think the swear words in Portuguese
they give a different intensity

when you're talking, so, like, when are
you going to vibrate?

I saw that you were talking there at the
time

you made one, this one you did 4k, that
you go talking and screw it.

That's it.

It is this feeling that Brazilians feel
when they are achieving something.

So it's really cool and people will
always want to learn.

Now, changing the topic a little, get out
of the value a little earlier.

What's been your favorite fast food here?

Because there is a lot of options, Not a
lot of options? Has.

It has branches and has already proven
it.

I think I think my favorite is my
favorite.

I've had a boss, I think it was.

I think it was like the first one I went
when I came here,

it's kind of like determining the level.

So there

It's the most impactful for me. Talk
less.

I think I got here And the potato with
this small medium stone, I win that comes

a lot of potatoes.

I always order small and that comes very
cheap and comes a lot of potatoes when

you are there.

The guys like he puts it in the glass and
puts dough with it in the giant bag.

Like, the small is already giant, it's
giant, It must be, I don't know.

Once I went with my mother and she had
gone to the bathroom.

My mom doesn't speak English very well,
so she ordered two large potatoes.

When I came back from the bathroom I said
Why did you do that?

When I went to look it was like, there
were two bags practically only of

potatoes.

So when I go, I ask for a small one, a
small one is still enough for two

people, yes, And what is the main thing
you miss about Brazil?

All Certainty. My family is the thing I
miss the most in Brazil.

I don't think there's much that I miss in
Brazil.

To be honest, in addition to my home, but
that includes the comfort

of my family, because my home would be my
home if I didn't have that.

I also miss the Brazilian family playing
here in the Brazilian center.

I think it was much more fun to play in
Brazil than to play here.

The people here are more serious.

I wouldn't say that here it is more
serious.

Maybe I'm a little biased, because I knew
everyone in Brazil.

You.

Every time I played a ranked game, I
always talked to some guys, okay, I had

fun.

Here I know fewer people and there are a
lot, There are many more players, you

know?

So sometimes the matches are very good,
sometimes the matches are not so good.

The last question that to close who is
taller?

You are Oxi, But I don't know, I don't
know.

When I saw him I had this doubt in my
head, people depend on shoes.

There is a brand here in the United
States, I don't know if you already know

it, it's called Conjure, look for it and
it increases.

I think up to seven centimeters.

yes, it's not perfect, I don't have it,
but I see the advertisement all the time.

I'm not advertising here, I'm not doing
anything, even with him he pays me

there, but apparently it increases a
little of the person's height, so there

will have to be a search.

I told you that she comes home, Beauty,
Thank you very much saint and good luck

in the rest of the season.

You played a lot today and may you
continue to be able to perform this

way until the end and who knows how to
take it easy until then.

Thank you very much, thank you very much.
We are together.