Esport Talk

Being a pro at 34? Of course, why not? Age as a factor for success in esports has been often deconstructed as a myth lately. Our today's guest is the living proof that passion and practice are the only key aspects that count in esports. Klaus Wiedemann, maybe better known as "frag^m", is a true Unreal Tournament legend. His World and European championship in UT in 2004 and 2005 are his most renown achievements but certainly not his only ones.  Very recently, Klaus has returned to professional gaming at mousesports. At first, he attempted to shape a world-class Overwatch team. However, the team's chemistry and his lack of passion for the game lead to the squad's disbandment in January. UT is not for casuals Still, this wasn't the end of frag^m's comeback as Epic Games is currently working on a new installment of their classic, called Unreal Tournament 4. Of course, Klaus immediately started playing again and has formed a brand-new UT squad for mouz. In comparison to later FPSs on the market like Overwatch