Mock-it are a team that need little introduction. Having been in the competitive scene for long, they qualified for the Six Major Paris through the host country invite slot after they won the Coupe de France (CdF) tournament. During this, Mock-it made their way through the losers bracket, beating both Millenium and Team Vitality who will also be present at the major. Following their victory, we had interviewed the Mock-it captain Panix about his win.
Two months later, it’s finally time for the Paris Major to begin. We caught up with Panix once again, to pick his thoughts about the upcoming tournament, and how he and the team think they will fare in the group stages.
How has Alive fit into the team?
Your team started off with two bad games but have since climbed to mid-table, winning 3 games in a row; what changes did you make to secure this winning run?
Last month your team narrowly lost to NiP at DreamHack Valencia offstream; how do you plan on defeating this team during Paris now that you have had a chance to play them?
You have competed in a number of countries over the last few months from Canada, to the US, to Spain and now back home to France; how has the team been finding each of these countries?
How have you prepared for this LAN?
Your first match will be a rematch of the opening match of the 2018 Six Invitational against G2 Esports (ex-PENTA); do you think you can improve on that scoreline of 10-2?
Panix’ and Mock-it’s first match of the Paris Major, against G2 Esports, will be on Monday morning on the official rainbow6 Twitch channel.