Tonight, coL.LoL makes their debut under the coL flag vs SoloMid in the April Go4LoL Finals. The winner will be taking home $500!
The match is set to start around 11:15PM EST.
Below is the stream from SoloMid’s Point of view.
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CompLexity’s Sam “Firezerg” Prowse is in Renton, Washington as the Fry’s Tactic3D Tour kicks off today. Sam will be promoting the Tactic3D Pro-Am Gaming Tournament that is set to kick off in early May. Firezerg will be on hand to provide tournament information, autographs and special giveaways to lucky winners.
Frys Electronics
800 Garden Ave N
Renton, WA 98057
Right now, coL.TF2 is duking it out with CEVO.eMg TF2 in the finals of the lower bracket of the ESEA LAN. Like before, matches are played in a best of three format. To watch the action, check out the MGE LIVE Mumblecast below.
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Starting today at 1:30PM EST, CompLexity.TF2 will be competing in the ESEA TF2 Season 8 LAN Finals in Dallas, Texas. The team will take on CEVO.eMg TF2 after x6 takes on Blight Gaming to kick off the TF2 event.
MGE will be doing a LIVE Mumblecast of the matches, which can be found below:
You can view ESEA’s official event stream below.
coL.TF2Blight TF2 coL.TF2CEVO.eMg TF2Today The Syndicate is thrilled to announce that we have added League of Legends to our compLexity Family. We have become big fans of the game and greatly respect the support Riot Games has offered the players and fans. Thus, we’d like the coL Community to welcome our new squad, formerally known as Epic Charmanders. We began our LoL search looking for an up and coming team that was hard working, dedicated and passionate about the game. We are confident that over time this roster will make the coL Community proud and will bring home more trophies to add to our compLexity resume.
James “Atlanta” Moreland Calvin “FitterHappier” Vogstad Josh “Gynsingg” Anderson Nick “Nubbypoobear” Harlan Chris “pwndarz” Li Matt “Shales” Splivalo
Welcome them here!
Congratulations to the winner of the $300 Tactic3D Tournament Prize package, Marvin Dang! Marvin has been contacted via Facebook to claim his prize.
1. Like the Fry’s Electronics facebook using the window above.
2. Reply to this thread (Via the facebook or website comments)
The winner will be randomly decided and announced on Monday.
Tomorrow, during The V, our weekly Starcraft 2 showmatch series, you will have the opportunity to win a $300 prize package from Sound Blaster in preparation for the Tactic3D Pro-Am Gaming Tournament that begins next week. Details about how to win the package will only be available during the show so be sure to tune in to find out! The V begins at 7PM EST and will be between Vile Gaming’s Spanishiwa and Fnatic’s KawaiiRice. You can watch the show HERE!
More information about the Tactic3D Pro-Am Gaming Tournament can be found by clicking here.
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MSRP: $75.00
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Tonight at 10:00 PM EST compLexity Gaming’s StarCraft II division will be facing off against eMazing Gaming SC2 for round three of the ESEA Season 8 SC2 Open Playoffs. It’s sure to be a hard fought match considering that compLexity just crushed Crack Clan 4-0 and eMg just took down the #4 seed VT Gaming.
The map pool for tonight’s match includes:
Shakuras Plateau (latest ladder version)
ICCUP Fighting Spirit
ICCUP Valhalla
ICCUP Match Point
Metalopolis
Lost Temple
Scrap Station
Xel’naga Caverns
Delta Quadrant
The bracket can be found here.
| coL.SC2 | eMazing Gaming SC2 |
 coL.Stalife coL.Antimage coL.Rsvp coL.CrunCher |
eMgRocker eMgDarkcell eMgShuffle eMgTheo |
| Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | F |
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0 | 0 | – | 1 |
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0 | 0 | – | 0 |
| Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | F |
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| coL.Antimage |
0 | 0 | – | 2 |
| eMgDarkcell |
0 | 0 | – | 0 |
| Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | F |
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| coL.rsvp |
0 | 0 | – | 2 |
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0 | 0 | – | 0 |
| Score | 1 | 2 | 3 | F |
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| coL.CrunCher |
0 | 0 | – | 0 |
| eMgTheo |
0 | 0 | – | 0 |
Tonight, compLexity’s CrunCher finds himself in action in the North American Star League taking on White-Ra. Both players are coming into this match with a 1-1 record.
The match is set to begin at 9PM EST.
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Game 1: Xel’naga Caverns
Vibe opened up the game with a typical 15 Hatch fast expand, where as Stalife went with a very safe one Rax, one Fac, one Starport. While still only on Spawning Pool tech, Vibe built a third macro Hatch at his natural. This would prove to be a critical mistake as Stalife was massing up a Marine, Hellion, Medivac timing push. Before he had much of a defense up, Vibe was facing down a squad of marines in his natural’s mineral line with Hellions cleaning off any Zerglings. To make matters worse for ViBe, Stalife had switched tech and started to bring out cloaked Banshees forcing Vibe to GG.
Game 2: Shakuras Plateau
Vibe again opened with a fast expand and Stalife again pushed with Hellions. This time ViBe was prepared with several Roaches which made quick work of Stalife’s push. Stalife tried to get aggressive again, this time with a Marine Tank push, but ViBe had already gotten his Spire up so Mutas put an end to that. The game evolved into a half-map/half-map situation with Stalife establishing on outpost of Tanks and Bunkers in the middle. ViBe managed to break through thanks to a herd of Ultralisks and some crucial Fungal Growth placement. From then on Stalife was against the ropes. ViBe was able to sit back denying expansions while macroing hard. When the Brood Lords came into play, Stalife’s army stood no chance. After one last final push, which was quickly dispatched by a swarm of Zerglings, Stalife tapped out.
Game 3: Metalopolis
For the third game in a row ViBe opened with a fast expand and Stalife went with his Hellion push. Much like game two, ViBe had Roaches on the field and was able to clean up the Hellion push without any real damage to his economy. Stalife again followed up the Hellion aggression with some Banshee harass. Unfortunately for Stalife, Vibe was already on his way to Mutas. With out doing any damage to ViBe’s economy, Stalife was quickly slipping behind. To make matters worse for Stalife, ViBe’s Mutas were decimating his economy. After two more failed pushed, Stalife was forced to tap out.
In tonight’s episode of the IGN Pro League, compLexity’s Stalife will be playing his Lower Bracket round three match up against sixjaxVibe.
Tune in tonight at 8PM EST to see if Stalife can continue his winning streak in the Lower Bracket.
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Game 1: Shattered Temple
In typical Spanishiwa style, he open up with a hatch first build into mass Zerglings. KawaiiRice on the other hand, went with a low ground wall-in into heavy Rax plus a Command Center. Both players turtled for a long while, teching up and taking more bases. Once KawaiiRice was comfortable with his Tank Marine combo, he moved out and took the center ground. Unfortunately for him, Spanishiwa already had Brood Lords and Infestors on the field. After a long siege battle, Spanishiwa managed to break KawaiiRice’s fortification forceing the gg.
Game 2: Tal’darim Alter
Spanishiwa again opened with a fast expand. KawaiiRice went with a Marine/Hellion build hoping to get some early damage done. Just as KawaiiRice was moving out, Spanishiwa managed to get a Nydus up pouring Roaches into KawaiiRice’s main. Taking a gamble, KawaiiRice decided to counter attack, but was easily held off by Spine Crawlers and Roaches. Unable to deal with the Nydus harass, KawaiiRice tapped out.
Game 3: Terminus RE
Spanishiwa went with a fast expand again, but this time was met by a Bunker rush. Able to hold it off without too much damage being done, Spanishiwa took a third base and started to tech up. KawaiiRice matched Spanishwa by double expanding. Once his economy was booming, KawaiiRice started to crank out tanks and marines, going for the typical Terran crawl. Spanishiwa was able to get out his Broodling, Infestor, Zergling unit composition, hoping to distract KawaiiRice at the Tank push while Nydusing the main. Not one to be fooled, KawaiiRice was able to stop the Nydus and pick off a few Brood Lords in the process. Getting impatient, Spanishiwa tried to run his Zerglings by the Tank push, which wasn’t particularly effective. While this was going on, KawaiiRice managed to drop Spanishiwa’s third, taking out the Hatch. Being down a base, Spanishiwa gged.
Game 4: Metalopolis
Spanishiwa fast expanded while KawaiiRice opened with the one, one, one build. This time Spanishiwa went with Roach tech trying to apply some early pressure. The Roaches met up with a few Marines and Hellions in the middle of the map causing them to quickly retreat back to KawaiiRice’s base. With the Roaches setting up a contain, KawaiiRice shifted gears into Cloaked Banshees. Once a few Banshees were on the field, KawaiiRice dropped his Hellions and Marines into Spanishiwa’s main while harassing with Banshees. This push caused so much damage that Spanishiwa would be unable to recover. After losing all his workers and army, Spanishiwa was forced to gg.
Game 5: Typhon Peaks
Both players did the same opening as the previous game, except this time KawaiiRice went with Tanks and Marines and Spanishiwa went with straight Zergling. KawaiiRice was the first to get aggressive, doing the standard Tank crawl through the destructible rocks. Getting into a nice position where he could shell the Hatchery, KawaiiRice was looking like he was in great shape. Unfortunately, he was unaware that Spanishiwa took a quick third base and was teching to Brood Lords. Once the Brood Lords were on the field, Spanishiwa had no problem forcing KawaiiRice back into his base. After taking so much damage from the Brood Lords, KawaiiRice had no choice but to GG.
Game 6: Xel’naga Caverns
Again, both players did the same opening as the previous game, with KawaiiRice shooting for a Marine Hellion timing push followed by an expansion. Unfortunately for him, Spanishiwa was gearing up for a classic Baneling bust. After catching the Hellions out of position, there was nothing in the was of Spanishiwa’s Banelings except for a few Marines, which they dealt with easily. Spanishiwa managed to kill all but ten of KawaiiRice’s SCV, putting him way in the lead. Using what resources he had left, KawaiiRice managed to get a strong MMM push going, which eventually took down Spanishiwa’s expansion. While this MMM push was going on, Spanishiwa was busy Nydusing KawaiiRice’s main. With Roaches taking out all his workers and production facilities, KawaiiRice had to GG.
Both players put on a fantastic show, highlighting their unique styles and abilities. KawaiiRice’s drop play was looking fantastic, but ultimately was no match for Spanishiwa’s unique Brood Lord centric builds and Nydus abuse. Be sure to tune into next week’s edition of The V to see if Spanishiwa can continue a streak that will rival coL.CrunCher’s.
The compLexity Syndicate is proud to announce week 14 of our Starcraft 2, 1 v 1 initiative, called The V! This week, our new champion Michael “Spanishiwa” Yabut from Vile Gaming will take on Adrian Lok-Yin “KawaiiRice” Kwong from Fnatic. This will be Spanishiwa’s second defense of his title after taking down Spades from VT Gaming last week.
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.
Date: 7:00 PM EST
Format: Best of 7
Streaming: compLexityGaming.com
Prize: $100.00 per week
Casting: Shoutcasting by AskJoshy
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Week 13 – Vile.Spanishiwa > VT.Spades 4-2
Week 12 – Vile.Spanishiwa > ROOT.minigun 4-3
Week 11 – coL.CrunCher < ROOT.minigun 3-4
Week 10 – coL.Cruncher >EG.StrifeCro” Shu 4-0
Week 9 – coL.CrunCher > LzGaMeR 4-1
Week 8 – coL.CrunCher > d.SjoW 4-1-1
Week 7 – coL.CrunCher > LGPainUser 4-1
Week 6 – d.SjoW > EG.Axslav 4-3
Week 5 – Slush < EG.Axslav 1-4
Week 4 – DDE < EG.Axslav 0-4
Week 3 – DDE > FXO.Sheth 4-1
Week 2 – Liquid Tyler < FXO.Sheth 3-4
Week 1 – Liquid Tyler > ROOT.drewbie 4-1
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!
Today SAGAcity Gaming announced that it will be hosting the SAGAcity Invitational 2011 StarCraft II tournament. This 32 man single elimination tournament will occur over the weekend of May 6th with the event starting up at 5:00PM EST. SAGAcity is boasting quite a large prize pool with $1500 going to 1st place, $350 for 2nd, and $150 for 3rd.
The player list for this tournament is something out of an eSports fan’s dream. Expect to see a great showing from players like: IMMVP, TLAF-Liquid’TLO, oGsSuperNova, IMNesTea, MarineKingPrime.WE, and TLAF-Liquid’Jinro. Of course compLexity will be participating with Antimage, stalife, CrunCher and FireZerg carrying the flag.
The full bracket is as follows:
The map pool with consist of CrossFire SE, iCCup Neo Enigma, MLG Metalopolis, Shakuras Plateau, Terminus SE, Typhon Peaks, Xel’Naga Caverns and Xel’Naga Fortress.
Commentary will be provided by CatsPajamas and FrodanSAGA. As of right now, there are no details as to where the broadcast will be, but as soon as they come in expect an update to this post.
