SQreen responded sharply to criticism from No[o]ne, accusing the player of toxicity

Khaled “sQreen” El-Khabbash stated that he never allowed himself to be rude to his teammates, and even with such a toxic player as Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko, he behaved with restraint.

The commentator made the statement on Telegram in response to No[o]ne's statement that he would never play on the same team with sQreen again.

"I behaved very restrainedly in this team and avoided harsh words altogether. Even when No[o]ne, being a toxic pig, said something harsh to me right in the game, I remained silent in response. At that moment, even the rest of the team was shocked by his toxicity, said that it was harsh, and forced him to apologize. And this person still says that I insulted him and made myself a victim)."

According to Khaled ‘sQreen’ El-Khabbash, Vladimir ”No[o]ne“ Minenko should be grateful for the success of his career to Alexey ”Solo" Berezin, whom the commentator brought into their joint team. The content creator is also surprised that No[o]ne still holds a grudge against him after 10 years and recommends that the esports player seek help from a team psychologist on this matter.

"To sum up: No[o]ne may have achieved some success in Dota, but he owes it largely to Solo, who constantly calmed him down and kept him as mentally stable as possible at his age, as well as to me, for bringing Solo into the team, otherwise you would never have known the team as such.

It's funny that after 10 years, the guy still has some kind of childish grudge, even though he came out of that situation as the winner, but still not only keeps it inside, but also distorts the situation. This shows that he is still immature in moral terms, but PARIVISION recently hired a psychologist, so I hope that No[o]ne will pay him a visit."

Let us remind you that earlier Vladimir “No[o]ne” Minenko named the best heroes for playing in matchmaking on the central lane.