CYBERSHOKE Complete CS2 Rebuild With Two New Signings
CYBERSHOKE have signed Emil ‘nota’ Moskvitin on loan from PARIVISION with a buyout option and added Vladislav ‘H4SAN4TOR’ Tuchin on a permanent deal, completing a roster overhaul that replaces Aleksandr ‘glowiing’ Matsievich and David ‘bl1x1’ Stepanyants, who were recently moved to the bench.
The moves close out a rebuild following the benching of glowiing and bl1x1. Both incoming players arrive with recent experience: nota spent 18 months with PARIVISION, while H4SAN4TOR joins as a free agent after representing ex-RUBY throughout 2026.
What Each Signing Brings
Nota, 19, played an important role in PARIVISION’s rise from the European online scene to tier-one competition. His strongest period came at the end of 2025 and the beginning of 2026, when PARIVISION won several online tournaments, reached Stage 3 of the StarLadder Budapest Major and won BLAST Bounty Season 1. PARIVISION later finished second at PGL Cluj-Napoca, while nota established himself as one of the team’s standout players. He narrowly missed the MVP award at BLAST Bounty Season 1 after his performance in the final before his form declined and PARIVISION moved him to the bench during its roster rebuild.

H4SAN4TOR, 21, averaged a 1.07 rating during his time with ex-RUBY and helped the team make several deep online runs, including a title at CCT Season 3 Europe Series 17. His individual form has improved recently, with a rating of at least 1.16 in five of his last six events.
CYBERSHOKE’s New Lineup
- Daniil ‘alpha’ Demin
- Alimzhan ‘Alkaren’ Bitimbay
- Roman ‘Mokuj1n’ Petrushenko
- Emil ‘nota’ Moskvitin
- Vladislav ‘H4SAN4TOR’ Tuchin
- Vladimir ‘pixel’ Lukyanov (coach)
PARIVISION confirmed nota’s loan move and wished him success with his new team. CYBERSHOKE distinguished between the two transfer terms in its announcement, with nota joining on loan with a buyout option and H4SAN4TOR arriving on a permanent deal after his ex-RUBY run.
What Happens Next
With the lineup now set, CYBERSHOKE will look to combine nota’s tier-one experience with H4SAN4TOR’s recent individual form as the organization enters the next stage of the season. The roster changes give the team a fresh foundation as it aims to take the next step in the European scene and pursue deeper runs at upcoming events.