The whole lineup of FnaticMSI.Halo3 has been interviewed by Halo3Forum Europe. A very in-depth interview covers teams' expectations from MLG Orlando and their move from SK Gaming to our organization.

MLG Orlando will be held in January next year and it will be the first attendance in such a big tournament for the team, competing versus top American teams like Str8 Rippin will be very exciting and challenging. The boys are looking confident and eager to make a big impact on the Halo 3 world scene on foreign soil.

When asked about move from SK Gaming to our organization, players explain they did not meet full support from SK and haven't got to talk to management about some problems.

Zicknex: SK couldn't or didn't want to give us the backing that we needed to attend MLG this season. On top of that we never felt a part of the team with SK, us four weren't very involved with the management so it was hard to get things sorted quickly. We've only been with Fnatic for a week or so and we're already much, much happier. We talk directly to the management, so problems are taken care of asap. And they've already shown us a great deal of support and backing by sending us to MLG Orlando.
CoNz: Basically what Daniel said, we didnt feel that we were getting enough support from the SK team. Now we are in fnatic it has all changed we feel more wanted here and all feel like members of the fnatic team so we are all really happy with the move.

As MLG Orlando is most important and the biggest tournament in their careers, they want to prepare well and have been thinking of what was missing for i38. Zicknes and Fragtale explain their practice regime and preparations to follow prior to MLG Orlando:

Fragtale: We're all playing alone whenever we have the chance online. And we've got a strict scrim regime going at the moment but it seems to be mostly filled with matchmaking games because there aren't many teams playing. And one thing we also missed out before i38 was a pre LAN, so we got one going with LLL a few days before Orlando so we can make sure we are 110% ready.
Zicknex: Yeah we'll be using the bootcamp with the Dutch Lions to practice splitscreen for the first time too, should be a lot of fun in Amsterdam.

Various set of questions and answers could be found in the interview, if you head to Halo3Forum Europe and read the whole article.