Satanic blamed No[o]ne for PARIVISION's defeat

PARIVISION new carry, Alan "Satanic" Gallyamov, claimed that it was Vladmir "No[o]ne" Minenko's fault as to why Aurora lost at FISSURE Playground, but also gave him credit for his contribution in PARIVISION win versus Chimera Esports.

At the onset of the tournament, the players met and agreed on the matter and later, published a joint video onto No[o]ne's Telegram channel.

No[o]ne: "What happened in the first game against Aurora?".

Satanic: "Mid diff."

No[o]ne: “So, in essence, he states that the mid diff was worse than it was against TA, which is right. Now, what was said during the game versus Chimera?”

Satanic: “Mid diff.”

No[o]ne: “So, now it's me who gets mid diff. Understood (laughs). So, what’s the report of the day? 1-1. Satisfactory, it’s true we did not leave the tournament and, to be honest, 2-0 or 0-2 is possible.”

Satanic: “Nah, we couldn’t have gone 0-2.”

No[o]ne: “Could’ve, what can I say. At the end, are you with me?”

Satanic: “It's fine, just a workday”

In both sets of matches, in Satanic's view, the deciding factor forwarded by the middle players was pivotal to the success of the game. Unsurprisingly, No[o]ne also acknowledged that he underperformed when on Templar Assassin against Aurora but he sought and achieved redemption against Chimera Esports.

As a reminder, earlier on, Satanic was able to replicate Ilya “Yatoro” Mulyarchuk achievement after parting ways with Team Spirit.