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Natus Vincere

Short name	NAVI
Games	Apex Legends Brawl Stars Clash of Clans Call of Duty: Mobile Counter Strike: Global Offensive Dota 2 FIFA Fortnite Halo Infinite Mobile Legends: Bang Bang[1] Paladins PUBG: Battlegrounds Rainbow Six Siege Rocket League VALORANT World of Tanks
Founded	17 December 2009; 13 years ago
Location	Kyiv, Ukraine
CEO	Yevhen Zolotarov
Championships	1× The International (Dota 2) 1× Majors (CS:GO)
Partners	Puma Monster Energy Logitech Nissan Philips Raid: Shadow Legends AndaSeat GG.BET BYBIT CSMONEY
Website	navi.gg

Natus Vincere (Latin for «born to win»),^[2] commonly referred as abbreviated name NAVI (formerly Na`Vi), is a Ukrainian esports organization based in Kyiv. Founded in 2009, the organization has teams and players competing in various games, such as Counter Strike: Global Offensive, Dota 2, FIFA, Brawl Stars, World of Tanks, Paladins, PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds,Clash of Clans,Apex Legends, Rainbow Six Siege, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, Fortnite, and VALORANT.^[3][4]

Na’Vi’s Counter-Strike team was the first in history to win three premier tournaments—Intel Extreme Masters, Electronic Sports World Cup, and World Cyber Games 2010—in one calendar year. Their Dota 2 squad won The International 2011, becoming the most successful esports organization at the time.

Counter-Strike division[edit]

History[edit]

2009: Formation[edit]

In October 2009, Murat «Arbalet» Zhumashevich declared the creation of an esports organization during the Intel Extreme Masters tournament being held in Dubai. He was to provide the finances required to run the organization and also provide a place for players to train in, while starix, a Counter-Strike professional player, took up the duty of creating a lineup for the organization. On 17 December 2009, Natus Vincere, at the time with the name of Arbalet UA, was formed, based around their Counter-Strike team, which consisted of players Ivan «Edward» Sukharev, Yegor «markeloff» Markelov, Sergey «starix» Ischuk, Arsenij «ceh9» Trunozhenko and Danylo «Zeus» Teslenko, with ZeroGravity taking the position of manager. The abbreviation Na’Vi was inspired by the film Avatar, with its full form being decided by the fans through a competition.^[5]

2010: Multiple championships[edit]

After a poor performance at the Arbalet Cup CIS 2010 (4th place), Markeloff, the team’s top player, decided to skip the next big tournament, ASUS Winter 2010, so that the team could prepare for the Arbalet Cup and the Ukrainian qualifications for the ESWC.^[6][7] In the middle of May 2010, Na’Vi took 2nd place in the prestigious Arbalet Cup Europe 2010 in Stockholm, losing to Fnatic in the finals and earning $10,000 in prize money.^[8] Na’Vi finally gained victory at ESWC Ukraine.^[9]

In the final part of the ESWC, the team hit the highest seeding, along with SK Gaming, Fnatic, and mTw.dk.^[10] On 4 July 2010, Natus Vincere achieved the highest accolade in the history of Ukrainian e-Sports, winning the ESWC (which previously could not be reached by any CIS team), defeating SK Gaming in the finals: 16:5 (de_train) and 16:4 (de_inferno).^[11] During the tournament Na’Vi passed through the group stage thanks to fortune, but outplayed Fnatic and mTw.dk in the playoffs.^[12]

After being victorious in the world championship, Natus Vincere announced their participation in 2 more tournaments—Arbalet Cup Dallas and GameGune 2010 (Bilbao).^[13] On 18 July 2010, Na’Vi won Arbalet Cup Dallas beating Mousesports in the final match: 19:15 (de_dust2), 16:12 (de_inferno). After receiving $25,000, Na’Vi took the first place in quantity of prize money earned by European teams that year.^[14] Na’Vi took 3rd place in GameGune 2010 and Intel Extreme Masters Shanghai.^[15][16]

On 15 August, Na’Vi won the Ukrainian qualifications for the 2010 World Cyber Games and received a paid voucher to the finals in Los Angeles from 30 September to 3 October 2010.^[17]

The next tournament for Na’Vi was ASUS Summer 2010, to which the team received a direct invitation. This tournament became first in the ASUS Open series, which was held at Kyiv gaming center «Kyiv CyberSport Arena». In the semi-finals Na’Vi lost to Kazakh team k23 and as a result took the 3rd place.

On 4 October 2010 Natus Vincere became the World Cyber Games world champions by defeating Danish team mTw.dk in the finals.^[18] This victory made Na’Vi the first team in the world which had managed to hold the three most prestigious championship titles at once (IEM, ESWC, WCG). At the end of October 2010, ESL TV commentator Bakr «KinGSaicx» Fadl proclaimed that SK Gaming was going to invite the Ukrainian team to take place of its Swedish squad, but the manager of Natus Vincere declined this information.^[19]

In early November 2010 Natus Vincere took part in the World e-Sports Masters tournament (WEM 2010), which annually gathers the best teams from all over the world in the Chinese city of Hangzhou. Among the eight participants of the tournament, Na’Vi took 4th place as well as $7,500.^[20]

From the 25th to the 27 November 2010 in the Swedish city of Jönköping the largest LAN party in the world took place—DreamHack Winter 2010. To go to this tournament, Natus Vincere had to skip a major Russian tournament, ASUS Autumn 2010, since it was coinciding with DreamHack’s dates. After finishing the group stage Na’Vi consistently outplayed teams puta, Fnatic, Frag Executors, and mTw.dk in the finals, winning the tournament.^[21] During the four playoff matches the Ukrainians lost only one time to Fnatic on the new map—de_mirage.^[22][23] «Starix» (Serhiy Ischuk) received the tournament’s MVP award.

After winning DreamHack Winter 2010, the team established a new record: winning $220,000 in one year.^[24] The previous record belonged to Swedish team Fnatic, who earned $189,000 in 2009 (before that, the record was held by Swedish team SK Gaming with earnings of $183,000 in 2003).^[25]

In 2010, popular website HLTV.org had made rankings for the 20 best Counter-Strike players. Yegor «markeloff» Markelov was 1st place, Sergey «Starix» Ischuk 4th, Ioann «Edward» Sukharev 5th, and the captain of Na’Vi, Daniil «Zeus» Teslenko had 19th place, as well as «The best captain of the year».^[26][27]

2011[edit]

On 5 March 2011 Na’Vi defended their position in Hannover as the champions of the Intel Extreme Masters and earned $35,000. They defeated Polish team Frag Executors in the finals: 16:12 (de_train) and 16:10 (de_dust2).^[28] $4,550 of the prize money was deducted (13% of the total) as a penalty for breaking the rules.^[29]

2015[edit]

Na’Vi reached the finals of DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015 where they were beat 0–2 by Team EnVyUs. Na’Vi won Intel Extreme Masters Season X — San Jose after beating Team SoloMid (Now Astralis) in the grand finals 2–0.^{[citation needed]}

2016[edit]

Na’Vi started off the year by winning DreamHack Leipzig 2016 2–0 over Luminosity Gaming (Now MiBR) on 22 January.^[30] Na’Vi placed 3rd–4th at the Intel Extreme Masters Season X – World Championship. On 3 April, Na’Vi placed second at MLG Columbus 2016, losing 0–2 to Luminosity in the finals.^[31]

Shortly after on 17 April the team placed second at DreamHack Masters Malmö 2016.^[32] Na’Vi got second at the StarLadder i-League Invitational #1 after losing to Virtus.pro in the finals on 22 May.^[33]

Na’Vi placed 5–8th at ESL One Cologne 2016. On 29 July, the team placed 3rd–4th at ELeague Season 1.^[34]

On 4 August, Oleksandr «s1mple» Kostyliev replaced Daniil «Zeus» Teslenko on the active roster.^[35]

On 2 September, Na’Vi became the champions of ESL One: New York 2016, defeating Virtus.pro in the finals.^[36]

2017[edit]

On 10 March, team coach starix stepped down from his role in the team. He is replaced by team analyst Andrey «Andi» Prokhorov.^[37]

On 28 July, Denis «seized» Kostin and Ladislav «GuardiaN» Kovács stepped down from Natus Vincere.^[38]

On 9 August, Mykhailo «Kane» Blagin was brought in and seized and Zeus returned.^[39]

On 6 November, Na’Vi brought in Denis «electronic» Sharipov in place of seized who stepped down from the roster.^[40]

2018[edit]

On 8 July, Na’Vi ended up winning ESL One Cologne 2018 over BIG 3–1.^[41]

2019[edit]

On 9 September, Na’Vi announced that Zeus would retire after BLAST Pro Series Moscow 2019.^[42] He retired on 14 September.^[43]

On 20 September, Na’Vi acquired GuardiaN from FaZe Clan and Andrey «B1ad3» Gorodenskiy joined as a coach.^[44] GuardiaN later stepped down and was replaced by Perfecto.^[45]

2021[edit]

On 12 September, Na’Vi became the 3rd team ever to complete the Intel Grand Slam after winning IEM Katowice 2020, IEM Cologne 2021, DreamHack Masters Spring 2021 and ESL Pro League Season 14. On 7 November they won their first CS:GO Major, PGL Stockholm 2021, defeating G2 Esports 2–0. Team Na’Vi placed 1st at BLAST Premier Fall Final 2021 and BLAST Premier World Final 2021.^[46] Na’Vi also cooperated with Hator, producer of gamers oriented computer equipment, in coorganizing esport events in 22 cities of Ukraine.^[47]

2022[edit]

They proceeded to qualify for the Blast Spring Final^[48] and made it to the playoffs of IEM Katowice 2022, being favored to win the event. On 1 March 2022, following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Natus Vincere cut ties with their holding company, Russian esports conglomerate ESForce, saying that the company «publicly denies the horror that is now happening in Ukraine.»^[49][50] Na’Vi CEO Yevhen Zolotarov stated his hope «that we are going to keep this roster and that the Russia-based players are going to relocate.»^[51]

After qualifying to the Legends stage for the PGL Major Antwerp 2022 through the Europe Regional Major Rankings^[52] they proceeded to go 3–0 in that stage, beating G2, BIG, and NIP.^[53] They defeated Heroic 2–1 in the quarterfinals and ENCE 2–0 in the semifinals for their fifth major finals appearance. FaZe Clan won 2–0 for their first major victory.^[54]

On 28 May, Boombl4 was removed from the active roster.^[55] The organization said his removal was «related to high reputational risks for the club, and it is not the result of his game.». Na’Vi COO Oleksii «xaoc» Kucherov said that the other two Russian players, electronic and Perfecto, were relocating.^[56]

Viktor «⁠sdy⁠» Orudzhev was brought in as a replacement for Boombl4 for Blast Premier Spring Final in Lisbon, and electronic became IGL.^[57] His continued play for Na’Vi «depends on his performance in the upcoming tournament». Na’Vi went on to win the event,^[58] beating Team Vitality in a dominant 2–0 in the final.^[59][60] Following this success, sdy continued being the fifth player for IEM Cologne.^[61]

While FaZe and Na’Vi had been the only teams occupying the HLTV #1 spot during the 2022 season, IEM Cologne 2022 had many viable contenders.^[62][63] Many teams had a so-called «stand-in buff» during 2022, where many teams had success after introducing a stand-in or new player. Whether or not Na’Vi could continue after their success with their new player and IGL was uncertain. FaZe had dipped in form after the Antwerp Major, ENCE has been a playoff contender but had not lifted trophies, Cloud9 had won IEM Dallas and BIG had won Roobet Cup.

The quarter-finals were filled with unexpected contenders but the semifinal contenders were occupied by the top 2 teams, Faze and Na’Vi. Both teams won 2–0 in the semifinals to set up the grand final to «decide who the number one team is».^[64] In a very close 2–3 finish, FaZe came out on top.^[65][66][67]

The second half of 2022 started with Blast Premier Fall Groups 2022. Navi Junior AWPer headtr1ck stood in for s1mple for the group stage, who could not be in Copenhagen for personal reasons.^[68] They lost the opening game to Complexity but won successfully went through the lower bracket to win their group.^[69] They then qualified for the Blast Fall Final with a 2–0 victory over Vitality.

Current roster[edit]

Natus Vincere CS:GO roster
Players	Coaches
Handle Name Nationality s1mple Kostyliev, Oleksandr Ukraine electronic Sharipov, Denis Russia Perfecto Zalutskiy, Ilya Russia b1t Vakhovskyi, Valerii Ukraine npl Kukharskyi, Andrii Ukraine	Head coach Andrii «B1ad3» Gorodenskyi
Legend: (I) Inactive (S) Suspended Substitute Injury / Illness	Latest roster transaction: 30 December 2022.

Dota division[edit]

History[edit]

In October 2010, the creation of a Defence of the Ancients (DotA) squad was announced, which included the best Ukrainian players. Initially the team was composed of Aleksandr «XBOCT» Dashkevych, Artur «Goblak» Kostenko, Bogdan «Axypa» Boychuk, Oleksandr «Deff» Stepaniuc, and Andriy «Mag~» Chipenko.^{[citation needed]} However, in December 2010, Mag~ and Deff- left the team. The empty slots on the team were filled by Ukrainian players from DTS.Chatrix—Danil «Dendi» Ishutin, and Ivan «Artstyle» Antonov, who became the captain of this new squad.^{[citation needed]}

A roster change on 17 June 2011 resulted in the replacements of Goblak and Axypa with Clement «Puppey» Ivanov and Dmitriy «LighTofHeaveN» Kupriyanov.^{[citation needed]} In August 2011, Na’Vi was invited to The International, the first in a series of annual Dota 2 tournaments. The event featured 16 of the top teams from all over the world with an impressive amount of prize money—$1,600,000. Na’Vi was the ultimate winner, beating Chinese team EHOME 3–1 in the grand finals and winning a cash prize of $1,000,000.^{[citation needed]}

On 13 October 2011, shortly after their victory, Artstyle left the team. The captain position was taken up by Puppey, and Sergey «ARS-ART» Revin, from Russian team Moscow Five, took the fifth slot on the roster.^{[citation needed]}

2012 was a very successful season for Na’Vi as they won multiple tournaments throughout the year, including four consecutive seasons of Star Ladder’s Star Series, the premier tournament for the CIS region.^{[citation needed]}

At The International 2012, Na’Vi attempted to defend their title where they ultimately placed 2nd, losing to the Chinese team Invictus Gaming 1–3 in the grand finals.^{[citation needed]}

At the end of February 2013, ARS-ART was replaced by Gleb «Funn1k» Lipatnikov from Russian squad Team Empire. Kuro «KuroKy» Salehi Takhasomi from Mousesports also joined the team, while LighTofHeaveN went inactive. In April 2013, after his contract expired, LighTofHeaveN officially left for Team Empire. In June 2013, Na’Vi announced an all female squad.^{[citation needed]}

The first half of 2013 was difficult for Na’Vi as they struggled to gain a footing in major tournaments with their new lineup. Their first major tournament win was against RoX.KIS at the first season of the ESL Major Series One in April. In July, Na’Vi competed against 9 of the best Eastern teams at the Alienware Cup. They defeated LGD Gaming.cn 3–2 in the grand finals, and became one of the few Western teams to win a major Chinese tournament.^{[citation needed]}

In August 2013, Na’Vi once again reached the Grand Finals of The International 2013, but they lost 2–3 in a very close fifth game against the Swedish team Alliance.^{[citation needed]}

In July 2014, Na’Vi was knocked out in the lower bracket knockout phase of The International by Cloud9, placing at 7/8th place and earning $519,208. This would be the first time Na’Vi would not make it to the Grand Finals of The International. Many fans attributed this to a lack of adaptation and even went as far to mark it as an end of an era. Soon after this, Kuro «KuroKy» Salehi Takhasomi and Clement «Puppey» Ivanov left the team.^{[citation needed]}

On 13 February 2015, Gleb «Funn1k» Lipatnikov retired from the Na’Vi Dota 2 team.^[70]

On 4 March 2015, DkPhobos joined Na’Vi, replacing Funn1k.^{[citation needed]}

On 9 March 2015, DkPhobos left Na’Vi to rejoin ASUS.Polar.^{[citation needed]}

On 25 March 2015, Goblak left Na’Vi with SoNNeikO taking his spot.^{[citation needed]}

On 5 April 2015, Na’Vi announced the return of Funn1k and ArtStyle with VANSKOR moving to reserve after battling a long-term illness.^{[citation needed]}

On 27 August 2015, Na’Vi announced the departure of captain Ivan «Artstyle» Antonov following a disappointing finish at The International 2015.^[71]

On 2 September 2015, Artstyle returned, but as a substitute. The main roster spot was filled by acquiring M.Batbileg «Ra», and the second substitute spot was filled by Ilnur «Kudes» Khafizov.^[72]

On 16 October 2015, Na`Vi announced the disband of their main roster.^[73]

On 19 October 2015, Na`Vi posted on their website that Danil «Dendi» Ishutin and Akbar «SoNNeikO» Butaev will pick out the remaining 3 players for a new Na`Vi roster.^[74]

On 23 February 2016, Na’Vi’s new team was finalized with the team moving forward in the Dota Pit tournament after a disappointing defeat in the final qualifying round for ESL Manila.^{[citation needed]}

On 3 September 2018, Danil «Dendi» Ishutin noted that he was looking for a new team and players for that team, signaling his departure as team captain of Na’Vi’s DOTA 2 team.^[75]

On 25 March 2021, Na’Vi’s DOTA 2 team decided to withdraw from the One Esports’ Singapore Major tournament due to COVID-19.^[76]

On 2 September 2021, Na’Vi announced a new roster managed and coached by ArtStyle. It includes Alexey «Solo» Berezin, Ilya «ALOHADANCE» Korobkin and Victor «GeneRaL» Nigrini. Vladimir «No[o]ne» Minenko and Alik «V-Tune» Vorobei retained their places in the team.

Results of DPC EEU 2023 Tour 1: Division I: NAVI are relegated to the second division
^[77]

Current roster[edit]

Natus Vincere Dota 2 roster
Players	Coaches
Handle Name Nationality V-Tune Vorobey, Alik Ukraine No[o]ne Minenko, Volodymyr Ukraine laise Lais, Vladyslav Ukraine swedenstrong Zainalabidov, Georgii Russia Solo Berezin, Alexey Russia	Head coach Ivan «Artstyle» Antonov
Legend: (I) Inactive (S) Suspended Substitute Injury / Illness	Latest roster transaction: 1 June 2022.

Tournament result[edit]

Tournament	Location	Date	Placement	Prize money
IEM 4 European Finals	Germany, Cologne	15–17 January 2010	1st	$1,250
Arbalet Asia	Kazakhstan, Almaty	30–31 January 2010	1st	$10,000
IEM 4 World Championship Finals[78]	Germany, Hannover	3 April 2010	1st	$50,000
Arbalet Cup Best of Four	Ukraine, Kyiv	9–11 April 2010	1st	$12,000
Arbalet Cup Europe	Sweden, Stockholm	14–16 May 2010	2nd	$10,000
Arbalet Cup Dallas 2010	United States, Dallas	16–18 July 2010	1st	$25,000
Fragnet Summer Tour 2012	Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sarajevo	25–26 August 2012	3rd	$500
Extreme Masters: Shanghai	China, Shanghai	29 July – 1 August 2010	3rd	$5,000
ASUS Summer 2010	Ukraine, Kyiv	28–29 August 2010	3rd	$3,000
Dreamhack Winter 2010	Sweden, Jönköping	25–27 November 2010	1st	$28,200
Intel Challenge Super Cup 7	Ukraine, Kyiv	19–20 March 2011	1st	$5,000[79]
OSPL Spring 2011	Kazakhstan, Almaty	3 April 2011	1st	$5,500[80]
ASUS Spring 2011	Ukraine, Kyiv	28–29 May 2011	1st	$4,430[81]
DreamHack Summer 2011	Sweden, Jönköping	18–20 June 2011	1st	$1,600[82]
Adepto BH Open	Bosnia, Sarajevo	24–26 June 2011	1st	$7,500[83]
GameGune 2011	Spain, Bilbao	22–24 July 2011	1st	$4,000
ASUS Summer 2011	Ukraine, Kyiv	13–14 August 2011	1st	$1,000[84]
The International 2011	Germany, Cologne	17–21 August 2011	1st	$1,000,000[85]
e-STARS Seoul 2011	South Korea, Seoul	19–21 August 2011	3rd	$9,200[86]
SEC 2011	Poland, Warsaw	06–9 October 2011	1st	$10,000[87]
ESWC 2011	France, Paris	21–23 October 2011	1st	$6,000[88]
DreamHack Winter 2011	Sweden, Jönköping	24–27 November 2011	1st	$4,275[89]
IEM 6 Global Challenge Kyiv	Ukraine, Kyiv	19–22 January 2012	1st	$16,000[90]
IEM 6 World Championship Finals	Germany, Hanover	06–10 March 2012	1st	$20,000[91]
TECHLABS Cup 2012	Russia, Moscow	17–18 March 2012	1st	$10,000[92]
Copenhagen Games 2012	Denmark, Copenhagen	04–8 April 2012	1st	$6,200[93]
DreamHack Summer 2012	Sweden, Jönköping	16–19 June 2012	1st	$3,600[94]
The International 2012	United States, Seattle	31 August – 2 September 2012	2nd	$250,000[95]
Pro Gamer Series Exponor 2012	Portugal, Porto	10–14 October 2012	1st	€4,000[94]
Alienware Cup	China, online	16 June – 7 July 2013	1st	$25,000[96]
RaidCall Dota 2 League Season 3	Spain, Valencia	20 May – 21 July 2013	1st	$5,000[citation needed]
The International 2013	United States, Seattle	7–11 August 2013	2nd	$632,370[97]
DreamHack Winter 2013	Sweden, Jönköping	28 Nov – 1 December 2013	1st	$25,000[98]
SLTV Star Series Season 8	Ukraine, Kyiv	25 November 2013 – 19 January 2014	1st	$62,000[99]
The International 2014	United States, Seattle	8 July 2014 – 21 July 2014	8th	$516,131[100]
The International 2015	United States, Seattle	3 August 2015 – 8 August 2015	15th	$55,289[citation needed]
IEM Season X — San Jose	United States, San Jose	21 November 2015 – 22 November 2015	1st	$115,000
SL i-League StarSeries Season 2	United States, Los Angeles	21 – 24 July 2016	1st	$135,000[101]

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds division[edit]

On 11 April 2018, the organization announced the acquisition of a PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) team. It includes four Russian players: Vadim «POKAMOLODOY» Ulshin, Ivan «Ubah» Kapustin, Dmitry «Shade1» Roshchin and Svyatoslav «Drainys» Komissarov.^[102]

On 19 November 2018, a new PUBG team was announced.^[103]

In April 2019, after unsuccessful performance at the LAN-tournament of the PUBG Europe League, which was held in Berlin (NA’VI at the end of the first phase of the tournament took 14th place out of 16 teams), the management of the organization decided to renew the team. From the previous squad only Vadim «POKAMOLODOY» Ulshin remained, who, however, lost the status of team captain. Alexander «BatulinS» Batulin, Dmitry «Recrent» Osintsev and Artem «Sadovnik» Danilyuk were sent to «inactive».^[104]

On 1 October 2020, Natus Vincere signed a PUBG Mobile roster hence entering the PUBG Mobile Competitive Esports.^[105]

On 5 October 2020, they received an invitation to Peace Elite Championship which boasted a massive prizepool of $1.7 million.^[106]

On 26 October 2020, Na’Vi won the PUBG Mobile EMEA League and hence advanced to the PUBG Mobile Global Championship.^[107]

On 20 November 2022, Natus Vincere team won PUBG Global Championship 2022 and earned $1,008,338.^[108][109]

Current roster[edit]

Natus Vincere PUBG roster
Players	Coaches
Handle Name Nationality Mellman Levkin, Konstantin Georgia alya Pirogov, Aleksandr Russia xmpl Adarkin, Artem Russia ubah Kapustin, Ivan Russia	Head coach Vacant
Legend: (I) Inactive (S) Suspended Substitute Injury / Illness	Latest roster transaction: 21 November 2022.

World of Tanks division[edit]

In July 2013 Russian–Ukrainian team Red Rush began competing under the Natus Vincere banner in World of Tanks.^[110]

Na’Vi won the first Wargaming.net League of World of Tanks in Warsaw, Poland in April 2014^[111] and won it again in April 2016.^[112]

Rainbow Six Siege division[edit]

Natus Vincere made an entrance into Rainbow Six Siege Pro League by acquiring the German roster of Mock-it E-sports in February 2019.^[3] The original Na’Vi Rainbow Six Siege roster was Pascal «Cry1NNN» Alouane, Lukas «Korey» Zwingmann, Jan «ripz» Hucke, Niklas «KS» Massierer, and Lasse «Lazzo» Klie. On 30 May 2019, The organisation announced that the Korey was to join another team and the rest of German roster had been released and Na’Vi would announce a new roster the following day.^[113]

On 1 June 2019, Na’Vi announced that they had signed on the British roster of MnM Gaming shortly after it had qualified for Pro League Season 10.^[114] The roster consisted of Ben «CTZN» MacMillan, Jack «Doki» Robertson, Luke «Kendrew» Kendrew, Leon «neLo» Pesić, Szymon «Saves» Kamieniak, and Ellis «GiG» Hindle as coach. On 11 October, Doki was banned by Ubisoft, the developers of the game, for severe toxicity and the ESL, the organizers of Pro League, chose to honor the ban and required NaVi to sign a stand-in for the duration of Doki’s ban which lasts until 11 April 2020.^[115] Ellis «Pie» Pyart was announced as the stand-in for Doki four days later. With Pie, Na’Vi qualified for the Pro League Season 11 Finals, where they placed first and won $100,000. About a month after on 18 December, GiG left the roster and analyst Cyril «jahk» Renoud would be the team’s acting coach. This roster would remain until after the Six Invitational 2020 in February 2020, when Pie and CTZN both left Na’Vi.^[116][117] On 13 March 2020, Byron «Blurr» Murray was announced as the stand-in for the remainder of Doki’s ban. On 21 March, Dimitri «Panix» de Longeaux joined the team as a permanent player.^[118]

Current roster[edit]

Natus Vincere Rainbow Six Siege roster
Players	Coaches
Handle Name Nationality Nathan Sharp, Nathan United Kingdom Kayak Morley, Jordan United Kingdom Skiddy Diamond, Jamie United Kingdom Leadr Fortunado, Jake United Kingdom T3b Treglia, Edoardo Italy	Head coach Alonso «Alo» Díez
Legend: (I) Inactive (S) Suspended Substitute Injury / Illness	Latest roster transaction: 5 October 2022.

Notable achievements[edit]

End Date	Tournament	Location	Placement	Prize
British Roster
2019-07-04	ESL Premiership Summer 2019 Group Stage	United Kingdom and Ireland	1st	Finals
2019-07-07	Dreamhack Valencia 2019	Valencia, Spain	9–12th	$0
2019-07-27	ESL Premiership Summer 2019 Finals	Leicester, United Kingdom	1st	$5,488
2019-10-14	Pro League Season 10 EU	Europe	1st	Finals
2019-11-09	Pro League Season 10 Finals	Tokoname, Japan	1st	$100,000
2019-11-13	ESL Premiership Winter 2019 Group Stage	United Kingdom and Ireland	2nd	Finals
2019-11-23	ESL Premiership Winter 2019 Finals	Manchester, United Kingdom	1st	$10,268
2020-02-16	Six Invitational 2020	Montreal, Quebec, Canada	9–12th	$80,000
2020-04-13	Pro League Season 11 EU	Europe	4th	$16,000
2020-06-07	European Open Clash	Europe	3–4th	$0
2020-07-20	European League Season 1 – Stage 1	Europe	5th	$4,497
Former German Roster
2019-04-26	Pro League Season 9 EU	Europe	8th	$3,000
2019-05-15	Twitch Rivals 2 – Europe	Europe	2nd	$4,250

Valorant division[edit]

Natus Vincere signed No Pressure on 16 July 2021, marking their entrance into Valorant.^[4]

Natus Vincere VALORANT roster
Players	Coaches
Handle Name Nationality ANGE1 Karasov, Kyrylo Ukraine Shao Kiprsky, Andrey Russia Zyppan Eek, Pontus Sweden SUYGETSU Ilyushin, Dmitry Russia cNed İpek, Mehmet Yağız Turkey	Head coach Erik «d00mbr0s» Sandgren Assistant coach(es) Oliwer «LATEKS» Fahlander
Legend: (I) Inactive (S) Suspended Substitute Injury / Illness	Latest roster transaction: 8 November 2022.

Contribution to the development of Ukrainian esports[edit]

In July 2010, Prime Minister of Ukraine Mykola Azarov met the team in the Cabinet of Ministers building in Kyiv. During the meeting issues pertaining to the development of the IT industry in Ukraine were discussed. The Prime Minister promised to hold the esports International Open Cup of Ukraine in 2011. Ukrainian players were enrolled in to the so-called «Gold Reserve», enlisting the support of the government.^[119]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official website

Awards and achievements
Preceded by Inaugural	The International winner 2011 With: Artstyle, Dendi, XBOCT, Puppey, LighTofHeaveN, and McDee (coach)	Succeeded by Invictus Gaming
Preceded by StarLadder Major: Berlin 2019 Astralis	PGL Major Stockholm 2021 winner 2021	Succeeded by PGL Major Antwerp 2022 FaZe Clan

Название придумали после «Аватара».

NAVI – самая популярная организация в CS:GO, а матчи с ней всегда набирают больше всего зрителей. Но вы задумывались, что означает эта аббревиатура? Она появилась случайно, но так всем понравилась, что прижилась на десятилетие вперед.

Тег придумали Зевс и Эдвард после того, как посмотрели «Аватар». В фильме Джеймса Кэмерона так называлась раса инопланетян. Даниилу и Иоанну настолько понравилось звучание «На’ви», что они предложили его для названия организации. До этого она называлась Arbalet.UA. В фильме «На’ви» на языке инопланетян значит «народ», но Zeus и Edward вряд ли задумывались, как это переводится.

Но когда команда достигла успехов на международном уровне, ей потребовалась расшифровка. Тогда организация совместно с HLTV провела конкурс на лучшее название, связанное с NAVI.

Фразу Natus Vincere придумал португалец Бруно Хартик. В переводе с латыни она означает «Рожденные побеждать», что отлично описывало успехи команды – она выиграла 3 мейджора за год.

«Они сокрушали всех на своём пути, и для меня было очевидно, что они рождены побеждать. В этом заключалась основная идея, суть, которую я хотел передать, наблюдая за тем, как они играют один турнир за другим. Выбор названия основывался на моей любви к латыни, которую считают основой современных языков и цивилизаций по всему миру. Тогда я даже не думал, что NAVI выберут мое название, а эта фраза ляжет в основу позиционирования клуба. Дом чемпионов, рожденных побеждать», – вспоминал автор названия спустя много лет.

Он продолжал следить за успехами организации еще много лет. Например, в 2018 году болел за них на BLAST в Лиссабоне. Сам он не добился успеха в CS:GO, зато был профессиональным игроком в Overwatch, а также тренером и менеджером португальских составов в Valorant.

Расшифровка Natus Vincere была на старом логотипе команды вплоть до 2020 года, когда организация сделала ребрендинг и немного изменила лого. 

Впрочем, игроки CS:GO состава до сих пор используют ее в кричалке перед игрой. Кто-то один громко спрашивает: «Кто мы?» И вся команда громко отвечает: «Рожденные побеждать».

• NAVI расшифровывается как Natus Vincere, в переводе с латыни – «Рожденные побеждать».

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Natus Vincere

Логотип организации
Страна	Украина
Основана	декабрь 2009 года
Спонсоры[1]	SteelSeries Antec Kingston Kiev CyberSport Arena G-Portal Зона 51
Подразделения[2]	Counter Strike, DotA 2, FIFA, League of Legends
Веб-сайт	http://navi-gaming.com/

Natus Vincere (Na`Vi) (лат. Рождённые побеждать) — украинская мультигейминговая киберспортивная организация. В 2010 году команда по игре Counter-Strike 1.6 впервые в истории выиграла три главных турнира за один год — Intel Extreme Masters, Electronic Sports World Cup и World Cyber Games 2010. Летом 2011 года DotA-состав команды стал лучшим на турнире DotA 2 The International, обыграв в финале китайскую команду EHOME и выиграв $1 000 000 за первое место.

Counter-Strike

История

Создание команды

Команда была основана 17 декабря 2009 года^[2]. После распада украинского проекта KerchNET, поддержку бывшим игрокам команды оказал известный меценат и организатор киберспортивных турниров Мурат Жумашевич (Арбалет)^[3]. Новая команда получила название «Arbalet.UA». В её состав вошли харьковчане Даниил «Zeus» Тесленко и Иван «Edward» Сухарёв, киевлянин Сергей «starix» Ищук, Арсений «Esenin» Триноженко из Львова и Егор «markeloff» Маркелов из Днепропетровска. Менеджером команды стал Александр «ZeroGravity» Кохановский из Киева.

31 января 2010 года Arbalet.UA побеждает в турнире Arbalet Cup Asia 2010, дважды обыграв китайцев из TyLoo и в финале взяв верх над ForZe 16:5 (inferno)^[4].

В феврале был объявлен конкурс на лучшее название команды. К тому времени этот состав выступал под клантегами «Arbalet.UA», а также «Na`Vi»<sup>[5]</sup>. Голосование проходило на сайте hltv.org, где было оставлено более 2000 комментариев. Победителем стал португалец Bruno «hArt1k» Estevens, предложивший название «Team Vincit», производным от которого стало финальное название «Natus Vincere» (лат. рожденные побеждать), позволившее оставить тег без изменений — «Na`Vi»^[6].

Победа на Intel Extreme Masters 4

6 марта 2010 года Natus Vincere становится чемпионом мира и зарабатывает $50 000, победив в гранд-финале четвёртого сезона Intel Extreme Masters шведскую команду Fnatic: 16:13 (train), 16:14 (inferno). Интересно, что первые матчи квалификации начались ещё в сентябре 2009 года, и команда играла под другим названием (KerchNET) и с другими игроками, из которых в состав чемпионов мира входил лишь starix^[7].

В апреле 2010 года в новом игровом центре «Киев Киберспорт Арена» в Киеве состоялся шоу-турнир с участием команд Na`Vi, Fnatic, SK Gaming и UNITED. Каждая из команд играла с каждой на пяти картах. Турнир прошёл в течение трёх игровых дней, а победа и приз 12 000$ достались украинцам из Na`Vi^[8].

Победа на ESWC 2010

После неудачного выступления на Arbalet Cup СНГ 2010 (4 место^[9]) команда решает пропустить следующий крупный турнир ASUS Winter 2010^[10], чтобы подготовиться к Кубку Арбалета и украинским отборочным ESWC. Тем не менее, в середине мая 2010 года Na`Vi успевают занять второе место в престижном турнире Arbalet Cup Europe 2010 (Стокгольм), проиграв в финале Fnatic и заработав $10 000 призовых<sup>[11]</sup>. В конце концов, Na`Vi побеждают в ESWC Ukraine^[12].

В финальной части ESWC команда попала в наивысший посев наряду с SK Gaming, Fnatic и mTw.dk^[13]. 4 июля 2010 года Natus Vincere добилась лучшего достижения в истории украинского киберспорта, став победителем чемпионата мира по версии ESWC (чего ранее не удавалось ни одной команде СНГ^[14]), разгромив в финале Schroet Kommando: 16:5 (train) и 16:4 (inferno). По ходу турнира, команда, лишь благодаря везению, вышла из группы, но сумела обыграть в плей-офф Fnatic и mTw.dk^[15].

После победы в чемпионате мира Natus Vincere анонсировали участие в двух турнирах Arbalet Cup Dallas (Даллас) и GameGune 2010 (Бильбао)^[16]. 18 июля 2010 года Na`Vi побеждают в турнире Arbalet Cup Dallas, обыграв в финальном матче Mousesports: 19:15 (dust2), 16:12 (inferno). После получения полагающихся победителю $25 000 команда выходит на первое место по количеству призовых, заработанных европейскими коллективами за год^[17]. На следующих турнирах команда занимает два третьих места: GameGune 2010^[18] и Extreme Masters Шанхай^[19].

Победа на World Cyber Games 2010

15 августа Na`Vi выигрывают украинские отборочные на World Cyber Games и получают оплаченную путёвку на финальную часть, проходящую в Лос-Анджелесе с 30 сентября по 3 октября 2010 года^[20].

Следующим турниром для Natus Vincere становится ASUS Summer 2010, на который команда получила прямое приглашение. Турнир стал первым из серии ASUS Open, проводящимся за пределами России, в киевском игровом центре «Киев Киберспорт Арена». В полуфинале Na`Vi проигрывают казахской команде k23, и в итоге занимают третье место.

4 октября 2010 года Natus Vincere становятся чемпионами мира по версии World Cyber Games, обыграв в напряжённом финале датскую команду mTw.dk. Эта победа делает Na`Vi первой командой в мире, которой удалось завоевать сразу три самых престижных чемпионских титула (IEM, ESWC, WCG) за один год. В конце октября 2010 года комментатор ESL TV Бакр «KinGSaicx» Фадль заявил, что SK Gaming собираются пригласить на место своего шведского состава украинскую команду, однако менеджер Natus Vincere опроверг информацию о переходе^[21].

В начале ноября 2010 года Natus Vincere принимают участие в турнире World e-Sports Masters (WEM 2010), ежегодно собирающем лучшие команды со всего мира в китайском городе Ханчжоу. Среди восьми участников турнира Na`Vi занимают четвёртое место, завоевав 7 500$^[22].

Победа на DreamHack Winter 2010

С 25 по 27 ноября 2010 года в шведском городе Йёнчёпинг прошла одна из крупнейших европейских LAN party DreamHack Winter 2010. Для участия в турнире по Counter-Strike Natus Vincere пришлось пропустить совпадающий по срокам проведения крупнейший российский турнир ASUS Autumn 2010. После выхода в плей-офф Na`Vi последовательно обыграли команды puta, fnatic и Frag eXecutors, а в финале не оставили шансов датчанам из mTw.dk, став победителями турнира. За четыре матча плей-офф украинцы проиграли лишь один «тайм» — команде fnatic на появившейся впервые карте de_mirage^[23][24]. Сергей Ищук («Starix») был признан лучшим игроком турнира.

После победы в этом турнире команда установила очередной рекорд, заработав за год $220 000 (по другим данным — чуть более $215 000^[25]). Предыдущее достижение принадлежало шведскому коллективу fnatic, заработавшему в 2009 году $189 000 (до них лучшими были также шведы из SK Gaming — $183 000 в 2003 году)^[26].

Победа на Intel Extreme Masters 5

5 марта 2011 года в Ганновере Natus Vincere отстаивает титул чемпионов мира по версии Intel Extreme Masters и зарабатывает $35 000, победив в гранд-финале польскую команду Frag eXecutors: 16:12 (train), 16:10 (dust2)^[27]. Из выигрыша команды было вычтено $4 550 (13 % от общей суммы) в качестве штрафа за нарушение правил^[28].

Текущий состав

Менеджер:

• Александр «ZeroGravity» Кохановский (Киев)

Достижения

Участие в турнирах

Место	Турнир	Место проведения	Дата проведения	Призовые
5	Intel Extreme Masters 4 European Finals	Кёльн	15 — 17 января 2010 года	$1 250
	Arbalet Asia	Алматы	30 — 31 января 2010 года	$10 000
	IEM 4 World Championship Finals	Ганновер	2 — 6 марта 2010 года	$50 000
	Arbalet Cup Ukraine[29]	Киев	3 апреля 2010 года	$3 000
	Arbalet Cup Best of Four	Киев	9 — 11 апреля 2010 года	$12 000
	Arbalet Cup Europe	Стокгольм	14 — 16 мая 2010 года	$10 000
	ESWC 2010	Париж	30 июня — 4 июля 2010 года	$36 000
	Arbalet Cup Dallas 2010	Даллас	16 — 18 июля 2010 года	$25 000
	GameGune 2010	Бильбао	22 — 24 июля 2010 года	$4 000
	Extreme Masters: Shanghai	Шанхай	29 июля — 1 августа 2010 года	$5 000
	ASUS Summer 2010	Киев	28 — 29 августа 2010 года	$3 000
	World Cyber Games 2010	Лос-Анджелес	1 — 4 октября 2010 года	$25 000
4	World e-Sports Masters 2010	Ханчжоу	3 — 7 ноября 2010 года	$7 500
	Dreamhack Winter 2010	Йёнчёпинг	25 — 27 ноября 2010 года	$28 200
4	Intel Extreme Masters 5 European Finals	Киев	20 — 23 января 2011 года	$3 200
	IEM 5 World Championship Finals	Ганновер	1 — 5 марта 2011 года	$30 450[28]
	Intel Challenge Super Cup 7	Киев	19 — 20 марта 2011 года	$5 000[30]
	OSPL Spring 2011	Алматы	3 апреля 2011 года	$5 400[31]
	ASUS Spring 2011	Киев	28 — 29 мая 2011 года	$4 430[32]
	DreamHack Summer 2011	Йёнчёпинг	18 — 20 июня 2011 года	$1 602[33]
	Adepto BH Open	Сараево	24 — 26 июня 2011 года	6 000€[34]
	GameGune 2011	Бильбао	22 — 24 июля 2011 года	3 000€
	ASUS Summer 2011	Киев	13 — 14 августа 2011 года	27 500 рублей[35]
	e-STARS Seoul 2011	Сеул	С 19 по 21 августа 2011 года	$9 200[36]
	Samsung European Championship 2011	Варшава	С 7 по 9 октября 2011 года	$10 000[37]
	ESWC 2011	Париж	С 22 по 24 октября 2011 года	$6 000[38]
	Dreamhack Winter 2011	Йёнчёпинг	24 — 26 ноября 2011 года	$4 275
	Intel Extreme Masters Global Challenge Kiev	Киев	19 — 22 января 2012 года	$16 000
	Intel Extreme Masters 6 World Championship	Ганновер	6 — 10 марта 2012 года	$20 000
	TECHLABS Cup Russia 2012	Москва	18 марта 2012 года	$10 000
	Copenhagen Games 2012	Копенгаген	6 — 7 апреля 2012 года	4 700€

Рекордные призовые

Сумма призовых в 2012 году — $387 320 (по состоянию на 7 апреля 2012 г.^[25]), что является наивысшим достижением за всю историю профессионального Counter-Strike. Предыдущие рекорды принадлежали шведским командам SK Gaming ($183 000 в 2003 году) и fnatic ($189 000 в 2009 году).

Рейтинг игроков

По результатам 2010 года популярный сайт HLTV.org составил рейтинг 20 лучших игроков в Counter-Strike, первое место в котором получил Егор «markeloff» Маркелов. Сергей «Starix» Ищук занял 4-е место, Иван «Edward» Сухерев — 5-е, а капитан команды Даниил «Zeus» Тесленко, помимо 19-го места, получил звание «Лучшего капитана года»^[39][40].

DotA 2

История создания

В октябре 2010 года было объявлено о создании состава по игре DotA, в который вошли лучшие украинские игроки в этой дисциплине^[41]. Одновременно было объявлено о намерениях проекта анонсировать состав по игре StarCraft 2. Первоначально в состав команды входило пятеро игроков, однако 23 декабря 2010 года команду покинули Андрей «Mag~» Чипенко и Александр «Deff-» Степанюк^[42]. Затем к коллективу присоединились украинские игроки DTS.Chatrix — Данил «Dendi» Ишутин и Иван «Artstyle» Антонов, который стал капитаном нового состава^[43]. После победы на ASUS Spring 2011, команду были вынуждены покинуть Богдан «Ахура» Бойчук и Артур «Goblak» Костенко. Они были заменены на российского игрока Дмитрия Куприянова, за переход которого организация заплатила $2000 и эстонца Клемента Иванова, одного из ветеранов европейской DotA.^[44].

В августе 2011 года в рамках выставки GamesCom был проведён первый в мире турнир по DotA 2 — The International с общим призовым фондом $1 600 000. Победителями турнира стала команда Na`Vi.DotA, в финале со счетом 3:1 переиграв китайский коллектив EHOME и выиграв $1 000 000. Таким образом, Natus Vincere стали самой успешной киберспортивной организацией в мире с общими призовыми более $1 300 000 с начала 2010 года.

Текущий состав

Менеджер:

• Дмитрий «olo)Ash» Угаров (Москва)

Достижения

Участие в турнирах

Место	Турнир	Место проведения	Дата проведения	Призовые
	ASUS Autumn 2010	Киев	27 ноября 2010 года	$700
	ASUS Winter 2011	Киев	27 февраля 2011 года	20 000 рублей[45]
	Intel Challenge Supercup	Киев	16 — 27 марта 2011 года	$400[46]
	OSPL Spring 2011	Алматы	3 апреля 2011 года	$2 300[47]
	ASUS Spring 2011	Киев	29 мая 2011 года	70 000 рублей[48]
	ASUS Summer 2011	Киев	13 — 14 августа 2011 года	101 000 рублей[35]
	The International Dota 2 Championships	Кёльн	17 — 21 августа 2011 года	$1 000 000[49]
	TECHLABS Cup Ukraine 2011	Киев	17 — 18 октября 2011 года	$4 000[50]
	Electronic Sports World Cup 2011	Париж	21 — 25 октября 2011 года	$12 000[51]
	DotA 2 Star Championship	Киев	8 — 11 декабря 2011 года	$5 000
	ASUS Cup 2011 «Final Battle of the Year»	Киев	18 декабря 2011 года	50 000 рублей
	The Defense	Онлайн	2011/2012 года	6 000 €
	The Premier League	Онлайн	2011/2012 года	$5 000
	TECHLABS Cup Russia 2012	Москва	18 марта 2012 года	$3 000
	StarLadder Star Series Season I	Киев	30 апреля 2012 года	$6 000
	DreamHack Summer 2012	Йёнчёпинг	17 — 18 июня 2012 года	$7 250
	The Premier League, season 2 (2012)	Онлайн	2012 год	$5 000
	StarLadder Star Series Season II	Киев	14 июля 2012 года	$6 000
	JoinDota Masters Special (2012)	Онлайн	2012 год	1 000 €
	The International 2012	Сиэтл	31 августа — 2 сентября 2012 года	$250 000
	StarLadder Star Series Season III	Киев	22 октября 2012 года	$6 000
	GosuLeague: season 4	Онлайн	октябрь 2012 года	$2 500[52]
	Electronic Sports World Cup 2012	Париж	3 — 4 ноября 2012 года	$12 000
	StarLadder Star Series Season IV	Киев	24 декабря 2012 года	$8 000

FIFA

История создания

В начале февраля 2011 года Natus Vincere открывает FIFA-подразделение, включающее в себя самых титулованных игроков Украины^[53]. Александр «ToTsi» Шрамко представлял Украину на World Cyber Games в 2010 году, в 2009 этой чести удостоился Евгений «Yozhyk» Мостовик, а Александр «BlooD» Рябикин — в 2008 году.

Текущий состав

• Евгений «Yozhyk» Мостовик (Львов)

Участие в турнирах

Место	Турнир	Место проведения	Дата проведения	Призовые
и	Ukrainian FIFA League 2011	Киев	13 марта 2011 года	1250 и 750 гривен[54]
	OSPL Spring 2011	Алматы	3 апреля 2011 года	$1 400[55]
	WCG 2011 UA	Киев	11 — 12 сентября 2011 года	квота на гранд-финал[56]
	SEC 2011	Варшава	6 — 9 октября 2011 года	$3 000[57]

StarCraft II

История создания

В апреле 2011 года Natus Vincere открыло подразделение по игре StarCraft II^[58].Изначально была выбрана стратегия, основанная на развитии перспективных молодых игроков. Одним из них стал датчанин Джон Андерсен, который до этого прославился как игрок DotA Allstars и играл в самых известных европейских командах. Имеет в своём активе бронзовую медаль ESWC 2010, которую завоевал, выступая за MeetYourMakers. В августе 2010 года команда Natus Vincere отправила украинца Святослава «HappyZerg» Власюка в Южную Корею^[59], где он провел месяц в GOM House и принимал участие в GSL Code A August Qualifiers.

30 декабря 2011 года было объявлено о роспуске подразделения Natus Vincere по StarCraft II ^[60].

Бывший состав команды

Менеджер (продолжает работу в организации в качестве стримера):

• Денис «Hireling» Шубовский (Киев)

История создания

18 февраля 2012 года руководство Natus Vincere официально объявило о подписании состава в дисциплине League of Legends^[61]. Команда MyBoys, состоящая из профессиональных европейских игроков, после получения спонсорства Na’Vi получит возможность посещать крупнейшие LAN-турниры, а также проводить тренировки на командной базе в Киеве.

Текущий состав

Менеджер:

• Лука «lukz N» Дракс

Достижения

Участие в турнирах

Место	Турнир	Место проведения	Дата проведения	Призовые
	SoloMid EU Tournament Circuit	Онлайн	12 — 14 мая 2012 года	1 000 €

Вклад в развитие украинского киберспорта

14 июня 2010 года в здании Кабинета Министров состоялась встреча премьер-министра Украины Николая Азарова и команды Natus Vincere. На ней в том числе обсуждались вопросы развития индустрии информационных технологий на Украине. Премьер пообещал провести в 2011 году международный Открытый Киберспортивный Кубок Украины. Украинские игроки были зачислены в так называемый «Золотой Резерв», обеспеченный поддержкой со стороны правительства^[62].

Примечания

Natus Vincere
Ukraine
Created:	2010-10-22
Team Information
Manager(s):	AnahRoniX
Links
Website:	http://navi.gg/
datdota:	36
DOTABUFF:	36
OpenDota:	36
Facebook:	NatusVincere
Twitter:	NatusVincere
VK:	natus.vincere
Twitch:	team/navi
YouTube:	natusvinceretv
Winnings
Prizemoney:	$3,771,154 USD

Natus Vincere (Latin: «born to win«, often abbreviated as NAVI or Na`Vi), is a Ukrainian multigaming organization which was founded in 2009 as a Counter-Strike team after the collapse of the team counterstrike:KerchNET. They are best known for their results from The International 2011 to The International 2014, during which they won 20 Tournaments Tier 1 events and made it to the finals of three consecutive The Internationals.

History[]

• January 23rd — Crystallize becomes a free agent.^[1]
• February 11th — Immersion is transferred to AS Monaco Gambit.^[2]
• April 4th — RAMZES666 joins the team.^[3] GeneRaL goes inactive.^[4]
• May 25th — Iceberg and ALWAYSWANNAFLY are replaced by No[o]ne and SoNNeikO.^[5]
• July 15th — SoNNeikO is no longer with the team.^[6]
• July 23rd — The roster goes inactive.^[7]

February 2nd — Zayac leaves the team, CemaTheSlayer will stand-in for the team.^[8]

March 19th — CemaTheSlayer became the main player.^[9]

April 22nd — SoNNeikO joins Ninjas in Pyjamas.^[10]

May 22nd — so bad replaces CemaTheSlayeR on a trial period.^[11]

June 26th — MagicaL and so bad are replaced by young G and Immersion.^[12]

August 25th — Blizzy is transferred to Cyber Legacy.^[13]

September 18th — Crystallize, young G, 9pasha and coach Mag~ are removed from the active roster.^[14]

September 22nd — The roster of FlyToMoon is signed on a trial basis for OGA Dota PIT Season 3 and ESL One Germany.^[15]

November 2nd — illias leaves to join VP.Prodigy.^[16]

November 26th — Coach Mag returns to the active roster.^[17]

December 22nd — V-Tune, Iceberg, GeneRaL, RodjER and ALWAYSWANNAFLY officially join the team.^[18]

April 24th — Zayac joins the team while Chuvash goes inactive.^[19]

August 10th — Dendi becomes a free agent.^[20]

September 5th — 9pasha replaces Blizzy.^[21]

September 20th — The original The International 2011 roster will be performing together for Midas Mode 2.^[22]

October 23rd — SoNNeikO is benched.^[23]

November 22nd — illias joins team.^[24]

February 1st — RodjER swaps with Lil from Virtus.pro.^[25]

February 3rd — SoNNeikO leaves.^[26]

February 5th — LeBronDota joins.^[27]

May 14th — LeBronDota is replaced by velheor.^[28]

August 30th — velheor departs the team.^[29]

September 1st — For the first time since 2010, Dendi will no longer be a part of the active Na’Vi squad.^[30] Four of the members of the new squad are already decided: SoNNeikO, Crystallize, MagicaL, as well as Blizzy from Vega Squadron. With this change, GeneRaL, Lil^[31] and coach XBOCT also depart from the organization.

September 7th — Chuvash joins the roster. Mag is also signed as a coach.^[32]

April 20th — SoNNeikO replaces rmN-.^[33]

July 30th — XBOCT is announced as the new coach of Na`Vi.^[34]

July 31st — Pajkatt and Biver leave the team.^[35]

September 4th — Crystallize and RodjER join the team.^[36]

January 18th — Ax.Mo announces that he has been removed from the team.^[37]

February 23rd — It is announced that GeneRaL has officially joined the team.^[38]

November 7th — Artstyle, Ditya Ra and SoNNeikO officially leave the team.^[39]

December 27th — Pajkatt, rmN- and Biver join the team.^[40]

February 13th — Na`Vi announces that Funn1k has decided to leave the team.^[41]

March 9th — Na`Vi announce that DkPhobos was transferred to the team from ASUS.Polar.^[42]

March 25th — Na`Vi announce the departure of their captain Goblak, and that Akbar SoNNeikO Butaev will be temporarily joining the team.^[43]

April 4th — DkPhobos leaves the team to rejoin ASUS.Polar.^[44]

April 5th — Na`Vi announces that Funn1k and Artstyle have rejoined the team; VANSKOR, struggling with a long-term illness, moves to reserve.^[45]

August 26th — Na`Vi announces the departure of Artstyle and VANSKOR.^[46]

September 2nd — Na`Vi announces that PSM will be joining the main roster, and ArtStyle and Kudes will be subs.^[47]

October 16th — After failing to qualify for Frankfurt Major 2015, the team releases its squad.^[48]

October 20th — Natus Vincere announce the return of SoNNeikO and Dendi, who will be rebuilding the team.^[49]

December 7th — After a period of playing as standins, Ditya Ra, Ax.Mo and Artstyle register with Na`Vi for the next majors.

August 18th — Na`Vi announces the departure of Kuroky.^[50]

August 20th — Na`Vi announce the departure of Puppey.^[51]

August 25th — Na`Vi announces their two new members VANSKOR and fng.^[52]

October 31st — Virtus Pro announce that Goblak has left their organisation to join Na’Vi.^[53]

November 7th — Natus Vincere announces that fng has left their organisation.^[54]

2013-02-27: Funn1k from Team Empire joins the team, replacing ARS-ART.^[55]

2013-02-28: KuroKy from Mousesports joins the team, while LighTofHeaveN goes inactive.^[56]

2013-04-29: After his contract expires, LighTofHeaveN officially leaves for Team Empire.^[57]

2013-06-11: Natus Vincere picked up an all-female squad.^[58]

2011-06-17: Puppey and LighTofHeaveN replace Goblak and Axypa.

2011-08: Na`Vi.DotA is invited to the first Dota 2 tournament at GamesCom, Cologne, Germany. The event named «The International» featured 16 invited top teams from all over the world with impressive amount of prize money — $1,600,000.

2011-08-21: Na`Vi wins The International 2011, beating Chinese team EHOME with a 3 to 1 score in the final and grabbing a whopping prize of $1,000,000.

2011-10-03: Artstyle leaves the team.^[59] The captain position is taken up by Puppey.

2011-11-30: ARS-ART takes the fifth slot on the roster.

2010-10-22: The creation of a DotA squad is announced, which includes the best Ukrainian players.^[60] Na`Vi simultaneously declares their intentions to announce a squad for StarCraft 2.

2010-12-25: Mag~ and Deff- leave the team.^[61] The empty slots on the team are filled by Ukrainian players from DTS.Chatrix — Danylo «Dendi» Ishutin and Ivan «Artstyle» Antonov, who becomes the captain of this new squad.^[62]

Player Roster[]

Active[]

	ID	Name	Position	Join Date
	V-Tune	Alik Vorobey	1	2020-09-22
	No[o]ne	Volodymyr Minenko	2	2021-05-25
	GeneRaL	Viktor Nigrini	3	2020-09-22
	ALOHADANCE	Ilya Korobkin	4	2021-09-02
	Solo	Alexey Berezin	5	2021-09-02

Inactive[]

Inactive Players
	ID	Name	Position	Join Date	Inactive Date	Active Team
	9pasha	Pavel Khvastunov	3	2019-09-05	2020-09-18

Former[]

2021 Former Players
	ID	Name	Position	Join Date	Leave Date	New Team
	young G	Nikita Bochko	2	2020-06-26	2021-08-13
	RAMZES666	Roman Kushnarev	3	2021-04-04	2021-08-06
	RodjER	Vladimir Nikogosyan	4	2020-09-22	2021-08-06
	SoNNeikO	Akbar Butaev	5	2021-05-25	2021-07-15
	Iceberg	Bogdan Vasilenko	2	2020-09-22	2021-05-25
	ALWAYSWANNAFLY	Andrii Bondarenko	5	2020-09-22	2021-05-25
	Immersion	Aleksandr Khmelevskoi	4	2020-06-26	2021-02-11	AS Monaco Gambit
	Crystallize	Vladyslav Krystanek	1	2017-09-04	2021-01-23	NoTechies

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Former Players
	ID	Name	Position	Join Date	Leave Date	New Team
	Dendi	Danylo Ishutin	2	2010-12-25	2018-09-01
	LeBronDota	Nikola Popovic	5	2018-02-05	2018-05-14	Elements Pro Gaming
	SoNNeikO	Akbar Butaev	5	2017-04-20	2018-02-03
	RodjER	Vladimir Nikogosyan	4	2017-09-04	2018-02-01	Virtus.pro
	Pajkatt	Per Anders Olsson Lille	1	2016-12-27	2017-07-31	The Dire
	Biver	Malthe Winther	5	2016-12-27	2017-07-31	Team Spirit
	rmN-	Roman Paley	4	2016-12-27	2017-04-20	Elements Pro Gaming
	Ditya Ra	Dmitry Minenkov	1	2015-12-07	2016-11-07	Vega Squadron
	SoNNeikO	Akbar Butaev	4/5	2015-10-20	2016-11-07	Vega Squadron
	Artstyle	Ivan Antonov	4/5	2015-12-08	2016-11-07	Virtus.pro (Coach)
	Sh4doweh	Evgeniy Alekseev	Sub	2015-12-08	2016-03-06	DX
	LeBronDota	Nikola Popovic	Sub	2015-12-08	2016-02-10	Spider Pigzs
	Ax.Mo	Dmitry Morozov	3	2015-12-08	2016-01-18	Prodota Gaming
	XBOCT	Oleksandr Dashkevych	1	2010-10-22	2015-10-16	Team Empire
	Funn1k	Gleb Lipatnikov	3	2015-04-05	2015-10-16	Team Empire
	VANSKOR	Ivan Skorokhod	5	2014-08-24	2014-08-26	4 Clover & Lepricon
	DkPhobos	Alexander Kucheria	3	2015-03-09	2015-04-04	Virtus.pro
	Goblak	Artur Kostenko	4	2014-10-31	2015-03-25	4 Clover & Lepricon
	fng	Artem Barshak	4	2014-08-24	2014-11-07	Virtus.pro
	Puppey	Clement Ivanov	4/5	2011-06-17	2014-08-20	Team Secret
	KuroKy	Kuro Salehi Takhasomi	4/5	2013-02-28	2014-08-18	Team Liquid
	LighTofHeaveN	Dmitriy Kupriyanov	3	2011-06-17	2013-04-29	Virtus.pro
	ARS-ART	Sergey Revin	4/5	2011-11-30	2013-02-27	Virtus.pro

Achievements[]

Dota 2[]

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2018
Date	Place	Event	Opponent	Winnings
2018-06-05	13th — 16th	China Dota2 Supermajor	1-2	Vici Gaming	$15,000
2018-05-06	11th — 12th	EPICENTER XL	2/-/3	Grp. S.	$5,000
2018-04-15	5th — 6th	StarLadder ImbaTV Invitational Season 5	1/-/2	Grp. S.	$15,000
2018-03-18	3rd — 4th	GESC: Indonesia Dota2 Minor	0-2	Evil Geniuses	$35,000
2018-03-11	9th — 16th	The Bucharest Major	2/-/3	Grp. S.	$0
2018-02-25	13th — 16th	ESL One Katowice 2018	0 : 2	Newbee	$5,000
2018-01-28	7th — 8th	ESL One Genting 2018	0 : 2	Evil Geniuses	$8,000
2017
2017-12-02	3rd — 4th	MDL Macau	0 : 2	OG	$30,000
2017-12-02	4th	DreamLeague Season 8	0 : 2	Evil Geniuses	$70,000
2017-11-26	2nd	Midas Mode	1 : 3	Team Liquid	$7,500
2017-10-21	7th — 8th	PGL Open Bucharest	1 : 2	VGJ.Thunder	$7,500
2017-10-14	5th — 6th	StarLadder i-League Invitational Season 3	0 : 2	Team Secret	$15,000
2017-06-17	5th — 6th	Dota Summit 7	0 : 2	Team NP	$3,500
2017-06-07	9th — 10th	EPICENTER 2017	0/0/4	Grp. S.	$5,000
2017-05-21	6th	DreamLeague Season 7 — European Division	6/0/8	Grp. S.	$6,000
2016
2016-08-08	13th — 16th	The International 2016	0 : 1	Team Liquid	$103,852
2016-07-24	1st	StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 2	3 : 1	Team Secret	$135,000
2016-07-16	4th	The Summit 5	0 : 2	Team Liquid	$10,104
2016-06-19	2nd	ESL One Frankfurt 2016	0 : 3	OG	$62,749
2016-06-10	7th — 8th	Manila Major 2016	0 : 2	Team Liquid	$105,000
2016-05-22	2nd	DreamLeague Season 5	0 : 3	OG	$25,000
2016-04-30	5th — 6th	WePlay Dota 2 League Season 3	0 : 2	Team Empire	$8,330
2016-04-17	2nd	StarLadder i-League Invitational	1 : 3	Vici Gaming Reborn	$20,000
2016-03-20	3rd — 4th	Dota Pit League Season 4	1 : 2	Evil Geniuses	$25,313
2015
2015-08-03	13th — 16th	The International 2015	0 : 1	Vici Gaming	$54,305
2015-06-15	2nd	ASUS ROG DreamLeague Season 3	2 : 3	Virtus.pro	$36,628
2015-03-22	4th	Major All Stars Dota 2 Tournament	1 : 2	Ninjas in Pyjamas	$10,436
2015-02-07	9th — 12th	Dota 2 Asia Championship 2015	0 : 1	HyperGloryTeam	$43,251
2015-01-17	5th — 6th	SLTV Star Series Season 11	0 : 2	MVP Phoenix	$3,470
2014
2014-12-20	4th	DotaCinema Presents the XMG Captains Draft 2.0	0 : 3	Team Secret	$27,288
2014-11-02	1st	Dota 2 Champion’s League Season 4	3 : 0	Team Tinker	$38,118
2014-10-29	2nd	Excellent Moscow Cup Season 2	1 : 3	Team Empire	$18,880
2014-10-25	5th — 6th	SLTV Star Series Season 10	0 : 1	Cloud9	$9,359
2014-10-09	5th — 8th	ESL One New York 2014	1 : 2	Vici Gaming	$5,800
2014-10-03	7th — 8th	World Cyber Arena	1 : 2	PSG.LGD	¥20,000
2014-09-13	2nd	Game Show Dota 2 League	0 : 2	NVMI	$10,000
2014-09-06	5th — 8th	World Esports Championship	0 : 2	Evil Geniuses	¥20,000
2014-08-26	2nd	Battle Arena Tournament	1 : 3	Team Tinker	$5,000
2014-07-19	7th — 8th	The International 2014	1 : 2	Cloud9	$519,208
2014-06-29	5th — 8th	ESL One Frankfurt 2014	0 : 2	Evil Geniuses	$10,113
2014-06-24	2nd	D2L Western Challenge	0 : 3	Evil Geniuses	$18,666
2014-06-08	4th	The Summit	0 : 2	Evil Geniuses	$10,236
2014-04-20	5th — 6th	SLTV Star Series Season 9	0 : 1	Invictus Gaming	$7,446
2014-04-15	1st	Dota 2 Champion’s League Season 2	3 : 1	Cloud9	$61,500
2014-04-01	2nd	DC Presents: The XMG Captains Draft Invitational	1 : 3	Fnatic	$10,043
2014-01-19	1st	SLTV StarSeries Season Eight	3 : 1	Alliance	$62,000
2013
2013-12-08	3rd — 4th	RaidCall EMS One Fall 2013	1 : 2	Fnatic	$4,000
2013-11-30	1st	ASUS ROG DreamLeague Kick-Off Season	3 : 0	Fnatic	$25,000
2013-11-24	3rd — 4th	MLG Columbus 2013	1 : 2	Team DK	$13,689
2013-11-10	1st	WePlay Dota 2 League Season 2	3 : 2	Alliance	$13,000
2013-10-13	1st	SLTV StarSeries Season Seven	3 : 2	Alliance	$12,000
2013-08-11	2nd	The International 2013	2 : 3	Alliance	$632,370
2013-07-24	1st	The Defense 4	3 : 0	Kaipi	$12,000
2013-07-19	1st	RaidCall Dota 2 League Season 3	3 : 2	mousesports	$5,000
2013-07-09	1st	Alienware Cup — 2013 Season 1	2  : 1	PSG.LGD	$25,000
2013-04-21	1st	RaidCall EMS One Season 1	3 : 1	RoX.KIS	$12,000
2012
2012-12-24	1st	GosuLeague Season 5	3 : 1	League Play (W/L)	$8,000
2012-12-23	1st	SLTV StarSeries Season Four	12 / 2	Team Empire	$2,500
2012-12-16	3rd	ASUS Open Final Battle of the Year	2 : 0	Wzriv Paketi	$2,500
2012-10-28	1st	Electronic Sports World Cup 2012	2 : 0	Team Dignitas	$12,000
2012-10-21	1st	GosuLeague Season 4	12 / 2	League Play (W/L)	$2,500
2012-09-02	1st	SLTV StarSeries Season Three	3 : 1	Team Empire	$6,000
2012-08-14	2nd	The International 2012	1 : 3	Invictus Gaming	$250,000
2012-07-29	1st	JoinDOTA Masters Special Edition	2 : 0	Evil Geniuses	€1,000
2012-07-15	1st	SLTV StarSeries Season Two	3 : 0	mousesports	$6,000
2012-07-08	1st	The Premier League Season 2	11 / 0	League Play (W/L)	$6,000
2012-06-18	2nd	Dreamhack Summer 2012 Corsair Vengeance Cup	1 : 2	Mortal Teamwork	$6,000
2012-04-29	1st	SLTV StarSeries Season One	3 : 1	Moscow Five	$6,000
2012-03-18	1st	Techlabs Cup Showmatch	1 : 0	DTS Gaming	$3,000
2012-03-11	1st	The Premier League	8/1/0	League Play (W/D/L)	$5,000
2012-03-04	1st	The Defense	3 : 2	Quantic Gaming	€6,000
2011
2011-12-11	2nd	Dota 2 Star Championship	1 : 2	Quantic Gaming	$5,000
2011-10-25	1st	Electronic Sports World Cup 2011	2 : 0	EHOME	$12,000
2011-08-18	1st	The International 2011	3 : 1	EHOME	$1,000,000

DotA[]

Place	Tournament	Location	Date	Prize money
3rd	ASUS Autumn 2010	Kiev, Ukraine	27 November 2010	$700 USD
3rd	ASUS Winter 2011	Kiev, Ukraine	27 February 2011	6,000 UAH
3rd	Intel Challenge Supercup	Kiev, Ukraine	16–27 March 2011	$400 USD
3rd	OSPL Spring 2011	Almaty, Kazakhstan	3 April 2011	$2,300 USD
1st	ASUS Spring 2011	Kiev, Ukraine	29 May 2011	70,000 UAH
1st	ASUS Summer 2011	Kiev, Ukraine	13–14 August 2011	101,000 UAH
1st	TECHLABS Cup UA 2011	Kiev, Ukraine	17–18 September 2011	$4,000 USD
1st	ASUS Autumn 2011	Kiev, Ukraine	18 December 2011	$6,000 USD

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40. ↑ Andreea «Divushka» Esanu (2016-12-27). «Na’Vi rebuilds an international roster with Pajkatt as captain». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
41. ↑ Sovan «Skim» Kim (2015-02-13). «Funn1k leaves Na’Vi». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
42. ↑ Andreas «Drouks» St (2015-03-09). «Na’Vi signs former ASUS.Polar player DkPhobos». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
43. ↑ Richard «Hibbert» Hibbert (2015-03-25). «Goblak dropped from Na’Vi». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
44. ↑ Andreas «Drouks» St (2015-04-04). «DkPhobos rejoins ASUS.Polar, Na’Vi back to four». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
45. ↑ Johnathan «Sillyham» Estuart (2015-04-05). «Na’Vi announce return of Funn1k and ArtStyle». Navi-gaming.com. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
46. ↑ Andreea «Divushka» Esanu (2015-08-26). «ArtStyle leaves Na’Vi». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
47. ↑ Andreea «Divushka» Esanu (2015-09-02). «Update: PSM joins Na’Vi;The fifth Na’Vi player to be announced live by Dendi». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
48. ↑ Andreea «Divushka» Esanu (2015-10-16). «Natus Vincere bid farwell to their DotA 2 squad». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
49. ↑ Andreea «Divushka» Esanu (2015-10-20). «Dendi and SoNNeikO to remain with Na’Vi». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
50. ↑ Sovan «Skim» Kim (2014-08-18). «Kuroky splits paths with Natus Vincere». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
51. ↑ Sovan «Skim» Kim (2014-08-25). «Puppey parts ways with Na’Vi». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
52. ↑ Sovan «Skim» Kim (2014-08-25). «Na’Vi officially welcomes Vanskor and fng». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
53. ↑ Андрей «FUki» Кирюкин (2014-10-31). «Goblak переходит в Natus Vincere». Cybersport.ru. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
54. ↑ Sovan «Skim» Kim (2014-11-07). «Na’Vi replaces fng with Goblak». GosuGamers. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
55. ↑ «Changes in Na`Vi.Dota 2 lineup».
56. ↑ «LightOfHeaven goes inactive. Na`Vi to complete Kuroky transfer.».
57. ↑ «LightofHeaven покидает Natus Vincere». Natus Vincere. 2013-04-29.
58. ↑ «Natus Vincere present DotA2 female team».
59. ↑ «Na`Vi parts with ArtStyle».
60. ↑ «Состав Natus Vincere по DotA».
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62. ↑ «Artstyle и Dendi в Na`Vi.DotA».

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Natus Vincere (Latin: «born to win«, often abbreviated as NAVI or Na`Vi), is a Ukrainian esports organization which was founded in 2009 as a Counter-Strike team after the collapse of the team KerchNET. They are best known for their results from The International 2011 to The International 2014, during which they won 20 Tier 1 events and made it to the finals of three consecutive Internationals.

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Na`Vi’s DotA section was created in October 2010 with the pickup of Goblak, XBOCT, Mag~, Deff-, and Axypa.^[1] After Mag~ and Deff- left the team, they acquired Danil «Dendi» Ishutin and Ivan «Artstyle» Antonov. The team was later invited to The International 2011, winning it after defeating the Chinese team EHOME 3-1 in the finals.

On June 11th, 2013, Na`Vi picked up an all female team.<sup>[2]</sup> The organization expanded to North America with their signing of the North American Rejects after qualifying for The International 2014, in June, 2014.<sup>[3]</sup> On December 5th that year, Natus Vincere announced that they were disbanding Na`Vi.US.^[4]

After failing to qualify for the 2015 Frankfurt Major, Natus Vincere announced the departure of their Dota 2 squad on October 16th, 2015, leaving the organization rosterless for the first time since its inception.^[5] Four days later, Natus Vincere announced that Dendi and SoNNeikO would be returning to form a new team.

In July 2016, Na`Vi overcame Team Secret 3-1 to win the StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 2 in the BTS Studios, Los Angeles. This was their first tournament win since 2014, thus ending a 20-month drought of tournament wins.^[6]. This mostly helped them to be directly invited to The International 2016, but after a rough group stage, the team placed last again. The roster stayed together for a while, but then, citing internal issues, the roster broke apart. Na’Vi even tried to create a european roster by bringing Pajkatt, RmN-, and Biver, along with their long time player XBOCT as coach, but they still haven’t achieved a better result, failing to qualify for The International 2017, the first time ever that Na’Vi won’t be attending The International.

After another reshuffle by returning to CIS players once more by bringing in RodjER and the rather untested Crystallize, the team initially started off well, qualifying to some events and even getting 1st place in Adrenaline Cyber League/2017. However, the team unexpectedly had to swap RodjER with Lil from Virtus.pro, and when SoNNeikO left again, Na’Vi brought in their standin LeBronDota. Despite the changes, Na’Vi still didn’t perform well, and more internal issues caused them to switch LeBron with Velheor. As The International 2018 approaches, disaster struck as Na’Vi didn’t even make it through the open qualifiers.

Realizing they needed a big change, Na’Vi decides to do something drastic by removing Dendi from the roster, the first time in 8 years. Almost completely revamping their roster, only Crystallize stays as Navi brings in SoNNeiko once again, adding MagicaL, Blizzy, and later Chuvash into the roster. Xboct also got replaced by Mag as the coach. As they approach The International 2019, Chuvash would go inactive and filled in with Zayac. After a hard fought qualifier, Na’Vi managed to once again compete in The International, but in the end, they have to settle with last place once again.

After the tournament, Zayac left the team rather abruptly after SoNNeiko got benched. Na’Vi then tried a myriad of players in hopes to form a stronger roster, from newcomers like Illias, So bad, Immersion, and Young G, to veterans like CemaTheSlayeR and 9pasha. In the end, Na’Vi opted to take the roster of FlyToMoon into their own, and after some formidabble results, officially made V-Tune, Iceberg, GeneRaL, RodjER, and ALWAYSWANNAFLY into the roster.

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• 2022-02-17 | NAVI Parts Ways With GeneRaL by Rakshak Kathuria of AFK Gaming

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• 2016-06-08 | Team Intro — Natus Vincere by PGL at The Manila Major 2016
• 2012-03-13 | Na`Vi.DotA Highlights @ The Defense Grand Finals by Natus Vincere at The Defense Season 1

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