Norwegian AWPer Håkon “hallzerk” Fjærli will remain with Complexity Counter-Strike. After much media speculation, the official announcement was delivered via Twitter/X in a comedic video featuring the 23-year-old, as well as CEO Jason Lake and our CS2 team staff members.
With Hallzerk manning the AWP role, our team recently won ESL Challenger Jönköping— earning COL its first CS trophy since 2020. Hallzerk finished the event with a 1.20 rating as he approaches two years under our banner.
Complexity Halo has guaranteed HCS Atlanta Pool Play by winning the NA Qualifier.
This is the first big victory for our new roster, which recently welcomed players Breakingshot and Rayne. A behind-the-scenes production of our performance is upcoming.
João “diaz” Henrique played his first official match as a member of Complexity’s Rocket League team this past weekend, defeating Crow Station alongside veteran teammates CRR and Reysbull.
The 15-year-old Brazilain prodigy replaced Dorito on the roster following RLCS Major 1 in Copenhagen.
Our Counter-Strike 2 roster of Hallzerk, Elige, Grim, JT, Floppy, and coach T.C. finished 9th-11th place at the 2024 PGL Copenhagen Major.
CEO Jason Lake surprised the squad with throwback Complexity jerseys pre-game vs Heroic, while the match ended in a double-overtime victory. However, our 2-0 start preceded a 0-3 rut, ending our run just one game short of the main event in Royal Arena.
The Complexity Rocket League team of Reysbull, CRR, and Dortito placed 9th-11th at RLCS Major 1 in Copenhagen, taking home $6,000 and 8 RLCS points. The team gets back to action April 20th-28th in the South American Open.
Through the rest of the 2024 RLCS season, we’ll be vying for a spot in the World Championship set to take place in Fort Worth, TX this September.