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In this edition of CEVO Frontline we take a look at the competitive team Hausen. We contacted Logan Burke to give us his insight on such topics as, the future of Hausen and the future of E-Sports competitive scene.

If you could start by introducing yourself.
My name is Logan Burke and I am 19. My alias is Synergy. I have been playing this game competitively for about 4 years now

What focus has your team been taking in the past months?
Well, as I’m sure you all may know, with the banning of one of our team members last season; we have been trying to find a solid replacement for him so we have been doing some extensive roster revisions. We’ve actually been struggling as of late to get practice time in with our member ezpk living in Hawaii; it is very hard to practice with him being 7 hours behind my time zone. So as a team we have all talked it over and some changes will have to be made once again to the team.

After the Redemption tournament where do you see you and your team going?
Well, we hope to do very well in this tournament. So we are hoping to get a spot in the Cevo-pt tourney as well as focusing on the ESEA league.

How do you feel competitive CS:Source fits into the overall scheme of E-Sports?
Well, to be honest, CSS has been slowing dying over the past year. Especially with the demise of the CGS. There just isn’t really any BIG goals that people can make anymore. There is a lack of CSS LANs throughout North America. So many people find it hard to stay motivated to even play this game anymore. However, our team is hopeful that things will start to head in the right direction soon. With the Birth of the new ESEA league, it has brought back some teams, as well as show some signs that CSS might not be dying after all. So hopefully within the next couple years, we’ll see something big happen once again like the CGS. But hopefully they can finally do what’s right for this community

Any last words?
Hausen is looking forward to the next couple years of competitive CSS and we want to be one of the teams to try and keep the competitive CSS community alive People should watch for Team HAUSEN as a whole to become one of the most well known and competitive organizations in almost every game division.

Interview conducted by CEVO|Carson. A big thank you goes out to Mr. Burke for taking the time to participate in this interview.

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