Team Asteria qualified for the main event after finishing second in the FSL Wildcard tournament. They beat Lightality Estelle to be eligible for the event. However, a tough competition is awaiting for the Indian side in the main event. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FSL (@fsl.gg)Rishab Chakladar from Sportskeeda Esports has reached out to Britsy ahead of the Valorant Champions Tour Game Changers SEA: FSL Elite. In a conversation with Sportskeeda Esports, Britsy explains her journey until now and their team plan ahead of the main event.Here is what she has told us:Q. Britsy, first of all, congratulations on your qualification to the Valorant Champions Tour Game Changers SEA: FSL Elite. Before going into the conversation, can you tell us a bit about yourself and your journey in the esports world till now?Britsy: First of all, thank you so much for giving me this opportunity. My name is Iqra Rauf Khan, and I'm a proud Pakistani. I did my Bachelor's in Textile Design.I got into gaming in 2016. It was at that time I got addicted to Counter-Strike. When I first played it, I knew it was something I could be really good at. It's been a few years since then, and it’s been an amazing experience!Q. You are a Textile designer as well. How do you balance both at the same time?Britsy: I believe there is a time for everything. Once I’m done practising with my team, I complete my daily chores and take care of the other personal things I have to do. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Iqra khan-Kiki (@britsy_y)Q. You are currently playing Valorant for Asteria. What is your role in the team?Britsy: I usually play as an initiator for my team. I mostly use the agents Sova and Kay/O.Q. After almost seven months of tournaments and matches, you finally made it to the FSL Elite. How did it feel when you secured your spot in the final event?Britsy: It has been a long and hard journey. I've played with different teams during these seven months, but when I joined Asteria, I knew this was the team that can make it.I cannot express in words what I felt when we qualified, but it was a very emotional moment for me. I've always given my best, and I can now safely say I've gotten closer to achieving something great and making my nation proud. View this post on Instagram A post shared by FSL (@fsl.gg)Q. You will be facing some of the top teams of SEA. How confident are you ahead of the competition?Britsy: The competition is tough, and we may not win. But we will give our best to achieve something remarkable.Q. Riot has taken a great initiative to give a chance to the female players through this Game Changer event. What is your view on it?Britsy: It's an amazing initiative from Riot Games. There have never been many tournaments for female players, but now we have a platform where we can showcase our skills and talents.Q. What is your view on the South Asian Esports scene in PC Esports?Britsy: PC Esports has boomed in the past few years, and I have only manifested my gratitude to the audience for their participation and engagement. I also think that in the coming years, esports in South Asian region will grow exponentially with the community's support.Meow16K@Meow16KAn appreciation post for @BriTSy_y An absolute support player. She plays professional tournaments on 60hz/100 ping/70fps never complains about it. Can barely imagine her playing on the setup I play on, she'd probably be better than anyone out there.#AsteriaSupremacy9:00 AM · Oct 3, 20213465An appreciation post for @BriTSy_y An absolute support player. She plays professional tournaments on 60hz/100 ping/70fps never complains about it. Can barely imagine her playing on the setup I play on, she'd probably be better than anyone out there.#AsteriaSupremacyQ.You played the tournament in a very disadvantageous environment on a 60hz monitor at almost 100 ping at 70fps. How did you still manage to come up with a top-class performance?Britsy: I've played a lot of tournaments in these conditions and also qualified for WESG APAC 2019 in similar conditions. I never let it affect my performance, and my mentality is that even if I don’t have the best specifications, I will give it my best and do what I can with what I have.If these things do hold me back in some games, I focus on supporting my team. But I do believe I can further improve and perform better if I am provided with the right specifications.