"Hey folks!

I just want to tell you guys a little bit about the current situation in mTw.dk. Before doing that I just want to tell you guys that in the future, we (the players in mTw.dk) will make blogs, guides (AWP guides, tactical guides, gunrounds etc.), video interviews and many more, so you will see a bright and entertaining future at www.mymTw.com! I will talk about our previous event at Extreme Masters Super Cup where we placed 2nd, our upcoming events and how we will train up to the Danish WCG qualifier, SLAP and Komplett Gamers Challenge.

Extreme Masters SuperCup
We were asked to attend Extreme Masters Super Cup here three weeks ago and we said "yes" because we mainly feel that Germany is doing well regarding eSport worldwide and we like to support and attend as much events during this difficult time. It is great to see that there are still some events out there that fight for this common project we all fight for.

We had to play against SK in our first match. We know SK is a good team but after we heard zet missed his flight and knowing how our previous match ended (2-0 in Korea) we felt we had to win this - anything else would be a disappointment. We won the match 2-1 and it was so tight, but a good match. If I remember correctly we were behind by the score of 7-15 but still managed to go into overtime and win. This match is probably one of the most important matches for us this year! I won't tell you why right now but you will read it in the end of this blog.

Anyway it was time to face Mousesports who have been doing well with their newest addition, cash. Runners up at GameGune in Spain after former Polish team Wicked and currently ranked 4 in the German EPS league. We knew this was going to be tough match like always when you meet Germany’s little darling number one, Mousesports. They met fnatic who has outshined every team this year so far so we had to give everything to win this match. With every odd against us we managed to reach the 3rd and last map which was de_Dust2. When we look at it Dust2 have been one of our worst maps when it comes to important matches, losing against SK at Kode5 in the semi final, lower bracket final at Extreme Masters Global Final against Wicked and here against Mousesports. We finished second and after some discussions we have agreed that we want to make Dust2 one of our strongest maps for WCG.

Conclusion: Mousesports in Germany is always tough. Dust2 was our worst enemy once again. We asked us: what can we do better? We need to work on our dust2 tatics and a little bit more preparation would have been better.

Our upcoming events
- Komplett Gamer Challenge qualifier (online) 19th – 20th September (With a standin)
- BWS lan Challenge 18th – 20 th September (LAN)
- WCG Qualifier 18th – 20th September (LAN)
- SLAP LIVE 19 15th – 20th October (LAN)
- Komplett Gamer Challenge 15th – 20th October (LAN)

We will attend BWS LAN where we will play three tournaments, so there will be lots of HLTV for you guys to watch.

Our Training
We will start playing again tomorrow and hopefully get in shape for next week. People have started playing some individually and I hope we all can get 40-70 hours the upcoming weeks.

Our Schedule
- At least two-three deathmatch maps each day (either 100 frags, or just 3 maps)
- Pracc from Sunday to Thursday at 19-22 (and more/less, depends how the pracc’s are developing)
- Individually play (Play cups, mixes, gathers, 2on2’s, aim maps)
- Study (watch demos of ourselves from past tournaments, what went wrong? - And of course watch demos from our opponents, fnatic, SK, Mousesports etc)
- Make new tactics so we can surprise our enemies. Especially for WCG, obviously because it is the most important event for us.

We might arrange some gathers with you guys on www.mymTw.com so you can watch how we train, maybe play some mixes or gather with us. ;-)

SK match at SuperCup
I promised you guys that I would talk more about the SK match at Extreme Masters' SuperCup and so I will. I admit that we haven’t performed the way we wanted to during this year and we have tried to find solutions to what went wrong. Some of it is our own fault as in not preparing enough for the tournaments this year.
However, when we played against SK we kind of got the same spirit as in 2008 and we all agreed after the match that we wanted to become the best team in the world again. Just being behind 15 -7 and managing to come back and even win the overtime is probably something every CS player will remember as a highlight in their CS career. We will start practicing and try as hard as possible to get back to the old shape we had in 2008.

Thanks to our fans! Let the games begin!

Yours Danny Sørensen"