No[o]ne Shares His Thoughts After PARIVISION's Victory at DreamLeague Season 29

Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko stated that the Dota 2 grand final of DreamLeague Season 29 against Aurora turned out to be one of the toughest in his esports career.

The player made this statement on Telegram.

“We won the grand final against Aurora—3:2. It was a very tough grand final. Honestly, probably one of the toughest in my entire career, both in terms of emotions and gameplay."

According to Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko, the esports player isn’t feeling any positive emotions after the victory due to fatigue and a packed tournament schedule. Moreover, the player believes he showed a weak level of preparation on the last three maps of the grand final, when opponents from Aurora demonstrated very solid gameplay, despite PARIVISION’s victory.

“Not much emotion. Maybe because we haven’t recovered yet. Maybe because we have a new tournament to play in two days. I’m feeling emotionless right now. And there’s nothing else to add.

The only thing is, I’m unhappy with my performance. I don’t think I played my best. On the second map on Ember, everything was going really well, but somehow after that it became hard to play. I think that’s largely thanks to Aurora. Their supports and midlaner play very well. It was tough.

Thanks to everyone. Cheer for us at BLAST Slam VII the day after tomorrow.”

As a reminder, earlier Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko named the best heroes in the 7.41c patch meta for Dota 2.