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In the finals he met his teammate, Knutzi , and managed to beat him , becoming the champion in one of the biggest national SC2 tournaments in Norway to date at that point, taking home 10 NOK and a gaming rig which finally got his streaming started. After the finals, Snute was asked if he thought it would be possible to live off progaming in Norway.

Snute answered in Norwegian: But the road is long and you'd have to be incredibly dedicated to StarCraft in order to get there. It's not for wussies" [29]. Snute could not have known how accurately he was describing the next years of his life. It turned out be an intense fight between Snute and Kare: They met in the semi-finals of the winners' bracket after having 'ed two competitors each in order to get there.

Then Snute defeated Kare , knocking him down to the losers' bracket and proceeding to the finals. In the finals, though, Kare had fought through the losers' bracket to make a stab at Snute again and defeated Snute However, being a double elimination bracket, Snute got another shot at the title and came back with a victory of his own, securing his trip to Paris as Norway's representative at ESWC as well as NOK [31] [32]. Immediately after The Convention , Snute made his way to the train which was replaced by bus instead to get to PolarParty There he did not drop a single match in the man tournament until the finals where he won against his teammate ChakrA and secured 20 NOK which would go towards "a water boiler, some tea, new socks and boxer shorts" [33].

There, he only dropped one map the entire series, beating both Skruffy and Chi in order to become Norway's representative at WCG in South Korea later that year. In a post-game interview, he explained that he felt he should have had a good chance, but that he didn't perform his best and that he was still a little tired from traveling.

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During ESWC, his mindset changed though. As he was earlier having goals of reaching Top 16 in such international tournaments WCG specifically , he talked to Sjow during the event and learned that one should always aim for the first place. When asked what in the post-game interview about his goals for the next international tournament, WCG , he explained how his mindset had changed and that "I'm going to aim for the first. I don't think there's any other goal you can have as a progamer. In South Korea, Snute was placed in a group with 5 others, in which he beat breek , Ptak , MorroW and Gorky , only losing to HuK and thus advancing from his group onto the play-offs.

In the first round of the single elimination playoffs, though, he met XiGua , who would ultimately take 2nd place, and got eliminated and thus was out of the tournament altogether. Afterwards he would identify his mistake as having droned too much, even though it was a mistake he was watching out for, based on his experience having watched his own replays whenever he lost [37]. However, again it would prove that he had been noticed by the international community and he got to play a showmatch against F91 , which he won and which was casted by Rotterdam and Wolf [38].

Confirming that he was noticed despite his lack of international results, he was awarded a "Player to watch" alongside Titan and Apocalypse in TeamLiquid. In an interview shortly after, he stated "Something along the lines of the Korean approach would suit me well. Practicing 12 hours a day would not be an issue for me and I know that with fewer things to focus on in real life, I will be able to focus better and become happier", "I have thought several times in the past that I couldn't become better, but every time I proved myself wrong" and "when I was at WCG I promised a Korean friend of mine that I would beat MVP next year, so that's obviously goal number one.

Goal number two is to become the best foreign Zerg, and the ultimate goal is to become the best player in the world.

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There is no other mindset. After he decided to go pro, Snute started publishing his "Snute Monthly Report" on Facebook, a series of graphs showing his win and loss percentages over time as well as important tournament placings.

Late January, Snute qualified for Nemean LAN without dropping a single map and two days later, he participated in SCAN Invitational 3 , an 8-man invitational, but he lost to Grubby in the first round and got eliminated right away. Originally, he had not qualifier for it, having lost to biGs in the decisive round.

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However, due to two South Koreans canceling their participation, he got to go after all. Snute showed great confidence prior to the tournament, saying that he was confident against sLivko and Fenix , but unsure about Ret [43] , and in a pre-game interview, the interviewer MrBitter told him that Snute's was the most requested interview [44]. However, Snute only managed to win against DakkoN , losing to sLivko and to Ret , being eliminated from the tournament at the group stage.

He based his choice on financial necessity - needing the cash prize to be able to participate in more prestigious foreign tournaments in the future. At Nemean LAN, he didn't drop a single map, including a win against his old rival Kare , against whom he really enjoys playing, in the finals. This overwhelming victory was perhaps thanks to, as Snute said In a post-game interview, that he was close to his A-game, evidenced after just the first match, being really tired after having dealt with everything all over the map but also having been awake for almost 24 hours at that point, which he said might actually help his game, getting him easier into "the zone" [45] [46].

Snute could take a well-deserved nap and take home 20 NOK. He was placed in group A, where he went in map score, beating Kas and Killer and Boyo He was then placed in the bottom part of the bracket, where he started off 'ing NightEnD and TitaN and moved on to win against Sheth to make it to the finals. There, he had a rematch with the South Korean Complexity player Killer , and beat him again, with a score of As it was his popularity in the community poll which enabled him to play the tournament, he was dubbed "The People's Champion" [47] The tournament showed how Snute had developed his own style with his teammates, punishing his opponents for blindly following the standard metagame and he used a lot of sniping in order to do so.

He had also prepared very well, watching his opponents' replays before the tournament and analyzing their styles. In April, Snute participated in The Gathering His main concern before the tournament was that he couldn't prepare for it in the same way as he prepared for One Nation of Gamers i2 Starcraft 2 Invitational , by watching replays and analyzing his opponents [49].

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He made some mistakes, but managed to advance from the group with a score, having lost to SlaViK , but beaten the two others. In the first round of the playoffs, he lost to Turuk , however. Turuk played mech and that was one of Snute's great weaknesses. He said in a post-game interview that he had been putting off improving on it for too long and that he was glad that he was beaten by it, because he learned a lot from it.

He was placed in a group with only him and Jimpo, of which both advanced; Snute with a in maps record. It was not enough to advance, however, and he was eliminated from the tournament in the second group stage. In May, Snute took the final step in adopting the progaming life, as he announced that he would be moving to Ministry of Win , a new gaming house in Poland. There, he would get back to streaming more, in higher quality and he would enjoy the progaming life with other progamers, helping each other out and improving together [51].

First, though, he got invited to RaidCall Invitational 3 , but he lost to Kas , who later took 2nd place overall, in the first round and was eliminated right away. In the finals, Snute defeated MaNa by a score of and was able to take first place. In a short interview after the finals, Snute said that he felt happy about the tournament, because he was able to beat many people with whom he had a friendly rivalry going on: Snute had his past few days at the Ministry of Win to thank, having focused on practice and builds. He advanced from the first group stage, having beat Megashira and Zuth and , respectively, and losing to Dragon The next group posed a some more challenge, but he advanced from there, too, having beat White-Ra and SortOf , and losing to Serral.

His victory against Mini was not enough to bring him to the playoffs. Meanwhile, his lifestyle had changed, moving from Norway to Ministry of Win. He started excercising properly, got more sunlight, adopted a better sleeping schedule and upped his training from games a day to or sometimes upwards of games a day. In July, Snute got a sudden message that Kas would not be able to attend HomeStory Cup V due to visa issues and with only a few hours' notice, Snute got ready and flew to Germany.

His personal highlight of the group was beating MaNa, because everything "came together in the 3rd game", as he used a build that he felt was perfect against what MaNa was doing. Snute also felt very confident, having beat MaNa in practice games. The next group stage, however, didn't turn out as well, Snute losing to both Nerchio and YongWha.

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He managed to beat BlinG , but that wasn't enough to advance and he was eliminated from the tournament. Snute went to MLG Summer Arena , and in a pre-game interview, he uncharacteristically explained that his goal was just to win the first match. His mindset of "winning the entire thing" was changed becaues he didn't want to put too much pressure on himself. He lost and was sent straight to the losers' bracket where he faced First who beat him Snute had to leave the tournament with only one map win. In an interview later, he explained that he was struggling with his mindset; having improved so much and having qualified for so many different tournaments, he had really high expectations of himself.

In the losers bracket, Snute defeated zUP but was not able to gain any more victories after losing to TargA by a score of and Snute took 4th place overall. A meager comfort, perhaps, was that the winner, Noticimus, was a fellow resident of Ministry of Win and teammate of Gamersleague and that he felt Snute was a great help in him winning the WCS Norwegian finals.

Snute went to South Korea on vacation with some friends immediately after his failed attempt at qualifying for WCS, with the goal of fixing his broken mindset, find back to how to play for fun and practice a lot. After some days of being a pure tourist, he really got down to playing in LAN cafes and made it to Grandmaster rank 53 on the Korean ladder.

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Without any expectations and without any BM on the server, he could focus on the game and having fun and as a result of the trip, he afterwards felt he had got back to a proper mindset and that he "just [felt] fantastic". In August, Snute played in the PokerStrategy. After 70 games in 7 sets, 3 of which were wins, 3 draws and 1 loss, Snute took 3rd place overall with 40 points, one point behind Kas and six points behind the winner, LucifroN.

In its group stages he beat Socke and iRa , but lost to Strelok and had to play Tiebreaker games. In the tiebreakers, however, he managed to beat Strelok and with another win against Socke , he went on to the playoffs.

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