No[o]ne spoke candidly about the issues facing the PARIVISION Dota 2 roster

Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko stated that following a series of setbacks for the PARIVISION Dota 2 roster, the team has significantly changed its approach to the game, but at this point, the esports player is unsure how this will affect the outcome.

The player made this statement on Twitch.

“To be honest, we’ve been losing badly over the past few months. Our team’s identity has changed, but I’m not exactly sure how yet. I think we’re essentially just at the beginning of our new team’s journey. It’s very difficult to stay strong for a whole year, and then another. Plus, we’ve had some pretty significant changes in the team. We changed a player, we changed a coach. Of course, we felt the pressure, but now I feel like we’re a completely new team. So everything will be different for us. This tournament will be a fresh start for us as a team and will mark the beginning of our identity.”

According to Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko, the team is currently in the early stages of developing a new approach to the game. The player also noted that PARIVISION’s slump in results was influenced by the coaching change. The esports player acknowledged that the team felt pressure during the slump but expressed hope that their performance at ESL One Birmingham 2026 would mark the beginning of PARIVISION’s resurgence.

As a reminder, Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko previously spoke about Clement “Puppey” Ivanov’s approach to the team in his role as PARIVISION’s coach.