No[o]ne- pointed out the downside of maintaining the same PARIVISION roster for so long
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PARIVISION mid-laner Vladimir “No[o]ne-” Minenko mentioned the negative consequences of keeping the same team roster for a long time in an interview at BLAST SLAM VIII.
[Question: “Many teams have made roster changes. What’s it like to return with the same roster?”]
Everything’s great. We had no reason to make any changes.
[Question: “Will this season be the same as the last one?”]
I don’t know; I don’t think about the future that way. We’re just trying to improve every day—nothing more. I’m afraid this could become a problem, since we’ve been together for so long that there’s already some friction between us. But maybe that’s not the main thing. We have Puppey; he tells us what to do, and we’ll just play Dota.
PARIVISION signed a roster featuring No[o]ne-, Andrey “Dukalis” Kuropatkin, and Edgar “9Class” Natlakyan in 2024. In January 2025, Alan “Satanic” Galliamov became the new carry, and later Clement “Puppey” Ivanov joined the team, after which the squad replaced their offlaner. PVISION won a number of tournaments, including the Esports World Cup 2026.
At The International 2026, some PARIVISION players set personal records. For example, Satanic recorded the most kills in a winning game, while Dukalis, in turn, covered the greatest distance.
Photo by Igor Bezborodov, BLAST.
