
Noticed
Evgeniy Ignatenko
Biography
Evgeniy “Noticed” Ignatenko was born on August 6, 2002, in Russia. He is a professional offlaner currently playing for PARIVISION.
Noticed is known for reliable laning, strong macro decisions, and his ability to give a team structure without demanding that every game revolve around him. He is not always the loudest star on the scoreboard, but PARIVISION immediately became more complete when he entered the lineup.
Early Career
Noticed developed through VP.Prodigy before joining Winstrike Team, BetBoom Team, and Virtus.pro. He spent more than two years under the Virtus.pro banner and represented the organization at The International 2023, finishing 7th–8th.
These years established him as a dependable CIS offlaner, although he had not yet found the roster capable of turning that consistency into repeated Tier 1 trophies.
Team Yandex
Noticed joined Team Yandex in June 2025 and became part of one of the fastest-rising teams in professional Dota. Yandex won DreamLeague Season 27, finished second at BLAST Slam V, placed third at FISSURE Playground 2, and reached another Grand Final at ESL One Birmingham 2026.
In May 2026, Yandex moved him to the inactive roster after deciding to continue with DM. Noticed later explained that it was not exactly a mutual decision, although he remained on good terms with the players.
PARIVISION
Noticed first played for PARIVISION as a stand-in and immediately helped the team win 1win Essence I and DreamLeague Season 29. The organization made the transfer permanent on June 20, 2026. Less than one month later, PARIVISION won the Esports World Cup.
Talk about proving a point. One team decided it functioned better without him; the other added him and immediately became the strongest roster in the world.
The International 2026
At TI 2026, Noticed was PARIVISION’s stabilizer. While Satanic accumulated farm and No[o]ne created tempo, Noticed controlled the shape of the fights. His Underlord was crucial in PARIVISION’s Game 2 victory in the Grand Final, and his undefeated Doom forced Spirit into extremely uncomfortable engagements in Game 4.
PARIVISION eventually lost 3-2, but Noticed’s performance proved that he belonged on the biggest stage. He joined the roster in June, won EWC in July, and reached the TI Grand Final in August. That is a ridiculous three-month progression.
Playstyle and Reputation
Noticed is a fundamentals-first offlaner who specializes in initiators and map-control heroes such as Doom, Mars, Beastmaster, Centaur Warrunner, Slardar, and Tidehunter. He understands when to absorb pressure, when to take dangerous farm, and when PARIVISION needs him to become a third scaling core.
I used to describe him as low-variance and stable. That remains true, but it probably undersells him now. At TI 2026, he was not simply surviving lanes and buying auras. He was winning decisive fights against the greatest team in Dota history.
Fun Facts
He defeated his former Team Yandex teammates at both EWC 2026 and TI 2026. He said it was not revenge—but come on, winning both of those series must have felt at least a little bit special.
Tournament Results
Signature Heroes
Previous Teams
HellRaisers, Virtus.pro, BetBoom Team, other CIS lineups
Recent Matches — PARIVISION
Mentioned In
10 Heroes That Defined The International 2026
The International 2026 Recap
Esports World Cup 2026 Recap
Esports World Cup 2026 Preview
DreamLeague Season 29 Aftermath
DreamLeague Season 29 Preview
1win Essence Season 1 Aftermath
1win Essence Season 1 Overview
Breakdown of teams, playoff favorites, and upset picks for 1win Essence Season 1. Who will dominate—and who could surprise?
ESL One Birmingham 2026 – Aftermath
Tundra won. Boys, what a tournament. A new patch dropped mid-event, chaos everywhere, insane comebacks, questionable drafts, and, in the end, one of the best ESL ONE tournaments in years.
PGL Wallachia Season 8 Aftermath
PGL Wallachia Season 8 Aftermath: BetBoom Team’s historic dominant run (only 3 map losses), SA Rejects’ miracle fairy-tale story, PARIVISION’s painful tilt, and full breakdowns of every team’s performance.














