Tonight, compLexity’s Chad “Minigun” Jones will be a guest on King of Tin. Kings of Tin features hosts djWHEAT and WackSteven as they take on all challengers alongside members of the StarCraft 2 community, and some of the top players in the game today. Each show features interviews, discussion, and Q+A with players of all calibers, and provides everyone with an opportunity to show off their skills or get taken to school!
Update: coL.HoN proved to be the stronger team in today’s Lions Quality HoN Cup Grand Finals as they took down We Heart Pigs 5 by the score of 2-1.
Today, coL.HoN will look to take the gold in the Lions Quality HoN Cup after several weeks of battling through the 16 man bracket featuring some of the best teams from around the world, all competing for a prize set valued at over 40,000SEK.
compLexity will be taking on We Heart Pigs 5, who took down the Swedish hosts in the Lions e-Sports team in the second round. The match is set to begin at 1PM EST.
Prize Distribution
1: 5 x complete QPAD gaming sets – [Headset HQ1339 – MX80 keybord – 5K gaming mouse – custom QPAD CT Mousepad] 5 x The brand new BENQ RL2240H – Real Time Strategy monitor 5 x Kaspersky internet security
The compLexity Syndicate is proud to announce week 28 of our Starcraft 2, 1 v 1 initiative, called The V! This week, our current champion Andrew “Attero” Golec from Team Dynamic will take on Philip “Lizzuma” Johnston from the compLexity Academy. This will be Andrew’s third defense of his title after taking down Chris “OsToJiY” Ostojic from Team GoSu last week. This week, The V is being presented at a special time and date of 4PM EST (1PM PST) on Sunday, September 25th.
Each week we will invite two professional SC2 players to square off for a $100 cash prize. The winner will return the next week to take on a new challenger. In addition, every week we will offer viewers the chance to enter to win great prizes, including the new Sound Blaster Tactic Headset.
Information
Date: 4:00 PM EST Format: Best of 7 Streaming:twitch.tv/compLexity Prize: $100.00 per week Casting: AskJoshy
Be sure to mark your calendars and check in every Friday night for some of the best 1v1 action in StarCraft 2! Tune in to see who can survive the longest in THE V!
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Starting today, coL.LoL finds themselves in the middle of the Dawn of Champions tournament hosted by CSN. 64 teams will battle it out for $2,000 and various other prizes. The event will run the entire weekend until a winner is determined.
Prizes
1st Place: $1,000 2nd Place: $500 3rd Place: $350 4th Place: $150 5th Place: $20 RP + Triumphant Ryze + Champion Skin Bundle per player 6th Place: $15 RP + CSB per player 7th Place: $10 RP + CSB per player 8th Place: $10 RP per player
The official brackets can be found below:
Round 4
Score
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2
3
F
coL.LoL
0
0
–
0
WE
0
0
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1
Map: Summoner’s Rift
Round 3
Score
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2
3
F
coL.LoL
0
0
–
1
TOG
0
0
–
0
Map: Summoner’s Rift
Round 2
Score
1
2
3
F
coL.LoL
0
0
–
1
jij
0
0
–
0
Map: Summoner’s Rift
Round 1
Score
1
2
3
F
coL.LoL
0
0
–
1
BYE
0
0
–
0
Map: Summoner’s Rift
More information about the event can be found by clicking here.
In an article by Joel Hakalax on WellPlayed.org, Hakalax looks at the life of compLexity’s newest member, John “Naniwa” Lucchesi. From his roots as a “starving” WC3 player, to his current living situation in Korea, the article is a must read for any Naniwa fan.
Below is an excerpt from the article:
That’s why it came as somewhat of a surprise to fans that Naniwa and Team Dignitas would be parting ways at the end of his contract to be picked up by compLexity instead. Perhaps the airtight seal that’s keeping his emotions in check in public is leaking slightly in private? Or perhaps it’s as simple as the fact that Naniwa’s value has skyrocketed compared to where it was at in the beginning of the year and Dignitas would not be able to offer him a competitive contract while still supporting SeleCT and Sjow in Code A as well. Either way, Naniwa is a great pickup for compLexity, who already had been building up a positive relationship with him prior to the announcement.
When Naniwa first arrived in Korea he was staying at the StarTale team house, but due to a miscommunication between GSL and StarTale he was only expected to stay there for a week. So at the end of the week Naniwa needed a new place to practice, and coL.MVP stepped in to save the day. A very generous gesture by the two teams, and surely appreciated by Naniwa.
Today, the developers over at CSPromod released CSPromod Beta 1.08. This update shows that the developer team has been putting in some serious time and dedication to the modification. Several fixes were implemented in this update with some of the more popular issues such as crashes and the ability to jump down a hill during freezetime being resolved. Among the changlog, it was also mentioned that bot AI has been looked at and wil most likely be added in later versions.
Changelog Excerpt
Added blood fountain effect on headshot
Added flying ragdolls on death due to C4 and HE grenade
Improved spraying with all weapons by tweaking the random number generator
Improved spectator mode and fixed general jerkiness
Fixed and improved the death cam, it now follows the killer properly and switches to his point of view if the server allows it
Reduced network usage (can reduce choke)
Tweaked the spread of each pistol (Glock, USP, and Deagle)
Tweaked the rate of fire of all weapons to match CS 1.6 perfectly
Tweaked the scoreboard’s appearance slightly
Fixed crash occuring on map changes
Fixed bug allowing players to look through the ceiling when jumping in cramped areas (vents/under trains)
Continuing from the last episode, Gootecks and Mike Ross join talented Cammy player Teknique San for a set! Does this challenger have our hosts all figured out?
compLexity Gaming’s Andrew “drewbie” Moysey travels to Korea for six weeks to train with some of the best StarCraft 2 players in the world. This series is his personal vlog documenting what it’s like for a Westerner to make the voyage.
In this episode, drewbie attends the GSL Code-S and practices with both his foreign counterparts and coL.MVP teammates.
Clinton “Fear” Loomis, a former DotA player for compLexity Gaming and current member of Online Kingdom is currently being filmed by documentary film makers representing Valve. There are no specifics regarding the movie, however it is expected to be a film designed to promote eSports. Loomis was named as the only North American to be featured in the documentary. Four other gamers have been selected for the documentary and are from China, Singapore, Denmark and the Ukraine.
Loomis and his PluG Pullers Inc. team merged with compLexity Gaming in early 2006. The team managed to become one of North America’s best as well as one of the only sponsored DotA teams at the time.
More information about Chris Loomis and the Valve gaming documentary can be found by clicking here.
Tonight at 6PM EST, MOBA Weekly will be LIVE for its fourth broadcast. This week’s guest will be MrBlue from the GosuGamers.net DOTA Division.
MOBA Weekly is a production headlined by three hosts and a weekly guest and will feature discussions about news, game development, eSports, strategies, rumors and more. The weekly show will serve one of the largest overall communities in the world of gaming: the Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (or “MOBA”) scene that includes DotA 2, League of Legends and Heroes of Newerth.
The hosts of the show will be Adnan “Darthozzan” Dervisevic (DotA 2), Ken “xanderk” Smith (HoN) and Shaun “FourCourtJester” Delaney (LoL). Each host will have 30 minutes to discuss his respective game and 30 minutes will be reserved for the guest interview. Thanks for your support!