In part 1 of this 1on1 Na`Vi's markeloff discusses how watching demos improved him as a player and how losing helped Na`Vi to win when it mattered most.

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Timeline of topics

00:15
Difference between markeloff in-game (death stare) and out-of-the-game (smiling)

01:22
Ability to focus

02:11
Public perception of markeloff

03:02
Competitive nature, ability to play well even when Na`Vi wasn't playing well in 2011

04:43
Ability to play at a high level in seemingly every final

06:31
The jump up from being a good player to a great player

07:46
How joining Na`Vi affected markeloff's level

09:15
What changed for markeloff as a player

11:10
If markeloff of 2008 went in a time machine to 2010 would Na`Vi be as good?

11:26
Did he notice teams adapting to attacking him specifically?

13:43
Scouting opponents via demos

15:49
What goes through markeloff's mind when he's being rushed on CT side?

17:51
Pro sportsmen playing without thinking

19:31
Players getting more aggressive after they have a highlight round

20:03
Were Na`Vi ever intimidated by the elite players and teams?

23:47
Where would markeloff be right now if Na`Vi hadn't been formed?

24:57
Did it feel like Na`Vi was a team of destiny in 2010?

25:36
Was there a moment in 2010 when they realised they were an all-time great team?

27:16
What was Na`Vi's mentality like when they were on top?

29:05
How losing tournaments helped Na`Vi win the big tournaments