compLexity Call of Duty leaves the warmth of Texas today as they head to frozen Toronto, Canada for the WorldGaming’s Canadian Championship Series! 8 teams will battle it out for $60,000 in prizes at the Scotiabank Theatre.
Today everyone in compLexity is happy to announce our venture into yet another emerging esport title and the addition of a talented group of players. We are proud to announce our acquisition of the former Method (Run’n’Hide) roster, representing the coL family as compLexity Rocket League.
“We are very excited to be entering Rocket League. We feel it’s a fun game that really speaks to a different generation of gamers. We hope that you’ll follow our team and join us in our continuing adventure as we enter our newest title. The ex-Method squad has shown that they are highly skilled, passionate, and professional gamers that will make a great addition to compLexity.”
– Jason Lake, Founder & CEO
You can see the new coL.RL team sporting the black and red at the upcoming Rocket League Championship Series Season 5 (Europe) beginning on March 18th, 2018.
coL.RL
Linus “al0t” Möllergren – @al0t97 / al0t97
Joonas “Mognus” Salo – @Mognus_RL / mognus1 Otto “Metsanauris” Kaipiainen – @Metsanauris / metsanaurisJoin us in welcoming compLexity Rocket League!
After 10 years on the platform, we are happy to announce that we will be retiring the @compLexityLIVE Twitter handle in favor of something a bit more direct. Starting today, you can now follow us at @compLexity on Twitter. The channel will continue feature the same great content and match coverage you’ve come to expect over the last decade, along with exciting new series such as our behind-the-scenes “compLexity: POV” series and game highlight videos!
compLexity’s legacy extends back to a time where there was no Youtube, Facebook or Twitter. When we originally joined Twitter it was a very different era. We saw it as a mechanism to send text messages to the phones of our fans if they wanted live score updates. Thus, the name ‘compLexityLIVE.’ That era is obviously long gone and we’re very excited to offer our community a more concise handle moving forward. Thanks to @Twitter for helping us make this happen.
– Jason Lake, Founder & CEO
Be sure to Tweet at us and let us know what you’d like to see. As always, thanks for your support!
Beginning today, coL.Dota makes the trip from Katowice, Poland where they spent the last week and a half, directly to Bucharest, Romania for The Bucharest Major! The Bucharest Major will be PGL’s fourth Major and their second tournament of Valve’s Dota Pro Circuit. The event will be held in March 2018 at the Polyvalent Hall in Bucharest, Romania, where 16 teams will compete for their chance at the $1,000,000 USD prize pool and 1500 DPC points. coL.Dota was directly invited to this event.
As we centralize and expand operations in Frisco, TX we are always on the hunt for new talent that will take our content, coverage and overall fan experience to the next level. Today we are excited to officially welcome new members to the compLexity family!
Join us in welcoming:
Sovann Kim Sovann “Skim” Kim began his esports journey as a writer in the Dota 2 scene. He quickly began to expand his repertoire and became a jack of all trades in regards to content creation. Between live interviews, podcasts and game commentary, Skim has experimented with all forms of media. This experience and flexibility made him a great fit for our creative team.
Zack Marchand Zack “Thamadzak” Marchand has been working in the world of esports digital marketing content for the past 3 years. Famous for his viral video work with gaming peripherals brands on YouTube and Facebook video content, he has turned from the traditional agency marketing and has pursued his passion for esports with compLexity.
Paul Eagle Paul ‘Dawnshot’ Eagle has been a gamer since getting his first SNES. In high school, he began making videos with his friends and neighbors which he turned into a career path. Graduating in 2011 with a Comm. Media degree from NC State University, Paul found himself working in college sports media. In 2016, after sending a “cold” email (and a prayer) to compLexity – he was able to combine two of his passions, gaming and video production. Now he is a vital asset to the content and creative team!
Patrick Snipes Patrick “MarvelMayhem” Snipes originally wanted to pursue a career working solely on film, but he immediately changed his interests when he attended the Overwatch Open while working for one of his clients. After experiencing the event, he immediately started honing his creative skillset. Patrick is working on making a significant mark in the esports industry in hopes to pass down his knowledge as an esports college professor.
Kevin Yoo Kevin Yoo or “Kev” has been a member of the gaming community for the last 8 years. He started designing for various YouTube content creators and streamers. After exploring the esports scene he started gaining interest in being a part of the industry as a designer. He is now currently the Senior Graphic Designer, responsible for creating all art needed for marketing, social media, merchandise and print production.
Join us in welcoming the new members of our family and thank you, as always, for your support!
As our gaming family continues our aggressive growth plans, one of our primary focuses over the next year is to provide our fans with the best possible content. With the overwhelmingly positive response to to our behind-the-scenes “compLexity: POV” series, we’re happy to announce that we will be producing additional daily content featuring CS:GO, Dota, Call of Duty, Rocket League, Fortnite, Hearthstone, Gwent and Clash Royale!
As part of our new content initiative, we want to hear from you. What do you want to see? Let us know in the poll below or via Twitter, Facebook and/or Youtube!
Call of Duty Top Plays ft. Parasite #1
Fortnite Top Plays ft. Parasite #1
We sincerely hope you enjoy our new focus on content and thank you, as always, for your support!
For over 15 years our philosophy has always been that of cultivating talent and building long-term relationships. During that time it has proved successful both in-game, as well as behind the scenes.
In the spirit of tradition we are proud to announce the newest member of our team, CS:GO prodigy Sam “s0m” Oh. The 15 year old CS:GO player has been working tirelessly in Rank S, pugs and on Twitch to develop his skill and brand, and we are excited to help him further along on his journey to become an elite player in the scene.
s0m was introduced to CS:GO by several of his friends in 2014. The game instantly connected with him and quickly turned into a passion. Honing his skills with hours and hours of practice, he became one of the top raw talents in the North American scene, a fierce competitor in Rank S and a terrific rifler. The future for s0m looks bright and we are excited to have him with us!
Be sure to give s0m the proper compLexity Gaming welcome when he starts his stream this afternoon and show him your support on Twitter.
compLexity ushers in a new era with brand new content! An exclusive look behind the curtain of our entire esports organization as we centralize operations at the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters in Frisco, Texas.
coL.Dota wraps up travel today as they arrive in Shanghai, China for StarLadder i-League Invitational Season 4! 8 teams will be competing for $300,000 and 300 Pro Circuit points! coL.Dota qualified for this event by taking down Animal Planet 2-0 in the Grand Finals of the North American qualifier.
Group Stage
Playoffs
Complexity prides itself on providing the best possible atmosphere for our professional players, taking whatever steps necessary to ensure good results with long-term vision. That is why we are proud today to announce three key additions to our CS:GO squad.
First and foremost, with the departure of Alec “Slemmy” White into retirement, the void of the in-game leader position will be filled by North American veteran Pujan “FNS” Mehta. As a former member of mouseSpaz, TSM and CLG, FNS gathered experiences on the biggest stages CS:GO has to offer, including Majors, ESL Pro League, and ELEAGUE. He adds veteran leadership to the young and hungry coL.cs roster.
Not only are we adding an important piece to the roster itself, we are upgrading the support structure surrounding the team. Ron “Rambo” Kim and Andrew “Professor_Chaos” Heintz will take over the coach and analyst role respectively. With Rambo we have a Counter-Strike legend and former Complexity star, while Professor_Chaos, a CS:GO veteran, makes his debut sporting the red and black. Both have already begun working with the team, as the new CS:GO season will start in the next few weeks with Pro League and other important tournaments on the horizon.
Our current coL.cs roster:
Rory “dephh” Jackson – @dephh_csgo / dephh_live
Peter “ptr” Gurney – @nrg_ptr / ptr_tv
Brad “androidx23” Fodor – @androidx23 / androidx23 Pujan “FNS” Mehta – @FNS / GoFNS Jaccob “yay” Whiteaker – @yay_csgo / yayisrealCoach/Analyst
Ron “Rambo” Kim (Coach) – @RonRamboKim Andrew “Professor_Chaos” Heintz (Analyst) – @ProfChaosCSManager
Matt “Warden” Dickens – @coLWardenGive all three a warm Complexity family welcome on Twitter and stay tuned for the upcoming matches in the StarLadder Closed Qualifiers, as well as the new ESL Pro League season.
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