Senzu: I'll renew with BC.G if they sign fancy1; my idols are NiKo and s1mple

The official BC.Game channel released a rapid-fire Q&A video with Mongolian rifler Senzu, discussing his experience joining the international roster and why he chose to remain with BC.Game after his loan spell ended.

Q: After communicating in English for nearly six months, how much easier has it become? Are there any major differences in callouts between Mongolian CS and European CS?

Senzu: It's actually harder, of course it's tough. Callouts in Mongolian CS are very straightforward. I mean, when it comes to communication, English is much more difficult than any other language. But after six months, I'm gradually improving. I keep learning, yeah.

Q: When your loan period ended, what was the main reason you decided to stay with BC.Game?

Senzu: Well, it's just—I want to win, and they said they could bring mzinho in. That's it.

Q: After stepping away from The MongolZ, you mentioned you were looking for a fresh start. Was joining an international team exactly the fresh start you had in mind?

Senzu: Yes, that's exactly what I was looking for.

Q: Stepping back a bit, what are your personal goals for the upcoming season?

Senzu: A few—we need to win some trophies this season. I want to... win some tournaments.

Q: You've already become one of the most prominent names in the CS scene, but when your career was just starting out, which players did you look up to?

Senzu: NiKo and s1mple. They are my idols.

Q: How proud do you feel to be such a prominent ambassador for your country on the global stage? Are you excited to see esports being taken more seriously by the older generation?

Senzu: You mean the older generation, right? In Mongolia, the older generation—well, not everyone, but a lot of older people are watching us. Well, not exactly us, they're watching CS, and cheering for us. I really like that.

Q: How did your family react when you decided to move abroad?

Senzu: There was no dramatic reaction. They just said, "Go for it, it's your own decision."

Q: Which country has the best CS2 fans?

Senzu: For me, it's definitely—my own country, the Mongolian fans. That's just how I see it.