LOST founder interviewed

The man behind the LOST project, Ibrahim "luccianoz" Zebdeh, talks about his dreams and aspirations of making DotA a more popular game.

The man behind the LOST project, Ibrahim "luccianoz" Zebdeh, talks about his dreams and aspirations of making DotA a more popular game.

Ibrahim "luccianoz" Zebdeh made headlines a few weeks ago when he announced the creation of a new DotA team called LOST, which consists of the players from Ducky's Dream Team (DDT). Although the team only managed a top eight finish during Electronic Sports World Cup (ESWC) in Paris recently, the LOST founder proved to the world that he is a serious sponsor willing to send a DotA squad to participate in a LAN event.

Just moments ago, Ibrahim sat down with Nirvana Sports for a brief interview about his current goals for the LOST project as he aims to contribute to the DotA community by promoting the game by sponsoring a well-known DotA team and organising his own DotA LAN tournament. He also plans to send his team to compete in the upcoming SMM Grand National DotA tournament that will be held later this year in Malaysia.

Below is an excerpt of the interview:

Statement Ibrahim 'Luccianoz' Zebdeh, CEO of LOST Project:
"People have been comparing me to Junsheng "loveen" Chang and I have to say that I am different from him; he is trying to create an unbeatable dota team, while I am trying to make DotA more popular. I never spoke to the guy but I respect him a lot for making such a great team. I am sure that loveen and I can be of great assistance to each other in achieving our future goals."
The LOST DotA team currently sets its sights on winning two of the most anticipated online tournaments this year, namely Peregrine MYM Prime Defending #12 and DotA League's Razer Global Challenge.