The Piltover Post

Q: What is the hardest part about being an international student? Did you find it hard to adjust to the culture here?

A: I think in Turkey we have effected by a lot from USA culture such as TV shows/food/humor. For example I grew up watching Breaking Bad, Prison Break, Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Shameless.

Q: Who or what is your biggest inspiration behind what you do?

A: For this question, I have so many different answers such as I was good at gaming because of my ex-brother and his friends. I had to compete with older kids and I love attention

Q: How does being in school affect your ability to grind games? How do you balance school and competing?

A: To be honest, it is pretty hard when it’s summer split. We have a pretty tight schedule and sometimes it can be overwhelming but that’s our job. We need to be ready for that so can’t complain. To keep that high tempo, I do take care of my diet and the gym. I avoid sugar in my life when I lock in. For example: it has been 24 days since I have eaten anything sugar related (excluding fruits).

Q: After two weeks of competition, you and Winthrop have had mixed results, going 2-2. You’ve faced both top teams and bottom teams. How do you handle that mentally, and what do you think you need to work on?

A: The last time I have separated the teams top or bottom, it was 2018. For me, it is a bad habit you should just focus improving yourself not the name plate. If you reach your max potential, you can win #winworlds!

Q: Do you see competing in League as a long-term career? If you could play in LTA North, what’s your dream org?

A: Of course! I do believe if I would be resident and not count as an import, I will be LTA for sure. I grew up cheering for C9 but lately, I would choose TL. I believe they have the best ad + mid and I love their mascot!

Q: What’s something you want fans to know about you?

A: I want to thank to my fangirls who keep my mental up and I promise them we will win this split and promote to relegations.