#Dota 2 heroes series#
Considered underdogs during their entire time at the event, OG and Sundstein advanced to the grand finals and won the tournament by defeating PSG.LGD in the best-of-five series 3–2. Despite a slow start during The International 2018's group stage, OG finished fourth and were seeded into the upper bracket of the main event. They quickly became the first team to defend a Major title in Dota 2 history after winning the Autumn Major in 2016. įollowing promising performances, (monkey) Business proceeded to become OG. On 28 August 2015, it was announced that N0tail, together with his teammate Fly which was also kicked from Team Secret, have created (monkey) Business, a team featuring Miracle-, MoonMeander, Cr1t-, Fly, and N0tail.
Following multiple disappointing finishes and 9-12th place in The International 2015, Cloud9 released its squad. N0tail decided to join Cloud9, replacing Aui 2000. After a number of good finishes in five tournaments, Puppey decided to kick N0tail for Arteezy in preparation of the Dota 2 Asia Championships. One year later after not winning any premier tournaments and placing 13-14th in The International 2014, N0tail announced that he is leaving Fnatic together with Fly to create Team Secret, inviting Puppey, s4, and Kuroky to join.
#Dota 2 heroes pro#
Since Fnatic.EU won the LAN, they mostly dominated the pro scene until The International 2013, in which they placed 7-8th after losing to team Orange, which turned out to currently be the Fnatic squad. After a hard start to DotA, N0tail and his team Fnatic.EU won Thor Open LAN on 9 December 2012, beating No Tidehunter, now known as Alliance.
#Dota 2 heroes professional#
Dota 2 ĭue to decreasing activity in the professional Heroes of Newerth scene, N0tail decided to transfer to Fnatic's European Dota 2 team together with Jascha Markuse, Tal Aizik and Adrian Kryeziu on 30 March 2012. Along with his team Johan was able to secure 1st place victories in four consecutive DreamHack events. Soon, the squad began to achieve wins in online tournaments, obtaining their first LAN victory in DreamHack Winter 2011. After changes in the existing Fnatic Heroes of Newerth roster and the performance of N0tail and his friends, the group merged with the original Fnatic players Henrik "FreshPro" Hansen and Kalle "Trixi" Saarinen. The trio became an unofficial side project of Fnatic manager Danijel "StreeT" Remus. N0tail, at the age of 15, met Jascha "NoVa" Markuse and Tal "Fly" Aizik in-game where they decided to start playing together.
This set off the beginning of Johan's professional career in esports. They were recognized by the manager of Fnatic, who took them under his wing as an unofficial side project. He started by playing random pub games on HoN servers and later on decided to match up with Jascha "NoVa" Markuse and Tal " Fly" Aizik. Sundstein became one of the youngest professional Heroes of Newerth player at the early age of 15, playing the role of solo middle back then. Sundstein left high school early to fully devote himself to esports. Sundstein first began playing video games when he was two years old.
Sundstein was born on 8 October 1993, and raised in Denmark to Faroese parents former Faroese prime minister Jógvan Sundstein is his grandfather.