It is with heavy hearts that we at compLexity Gaming are announcing a change to our League of Legends roster. Due to unfortunate visa application delays Ram “Brokenshard” Djemal will be replaced by Kevin “Kez” Jeon moving forward. Danan Flander, the General Manager of coL.LoL had this to say:

In the beginning we were anticipating a much quicker visa application process, which estimated Ram would return in about two weeks. Unfortunately we’ve recently encountered complications while initiating the aforementioned application, extending his estimated return date up to four weeks into the future. After accepting the possibility that he might be unable to return until almost Week 9 of the 11 week LCS split, we made the tough decision to award Kez the starting position previously held by Brokenshard. We hope that allocating the remainder of our time this split to Kez and continuing to nurture his growth in the jungle will allow us to overcome the substitute-riddled start we encountered throughout the early stages of this LCS split.

Kez has played four LCS games this split as a substitute on the coL.LoL squad, but will now retain the starting position for the remainder of this LCS Summer Split.

Thanks, as always, for your continued support.

compLexity

2-7

VS

5-4

TSM

Going into the second day of week 4 of the North American LCS, CompLexity Gaming League of Legends is going up against Team Solomid. In their last encounter, things did not go so well as it was in the first week of the LCS super week. They played Team Solomid for their 3rd game of the split; unfortunately, the game ended in a loss for CompLexity Gaming. At the time, the team was a bit timid when it came to making the proper plays, due to a lack of LCS experience. They did however manage to get the first dragon of the game at 14 minutes and 31 seconds. 

Advancing further on, coL.LoL knows how to play in the LCS now. They have the experience and have managed to be able to make plays without hesitation recently. Once again, they are not playing with Brokenshard this week since he is in Israel working on acquiring his VISA. Instead, Kez will be taking over in the jungle once more. He has been playing well these last two weeks now, so hopefully he can play his heart out to make the plays and get the ball rolling so we can bring home the victory!

League Championship Series Week 4
coL		TSM
Karthus	Ban	Ban	Nidalee
Leblanc	Ban	Ban	TwistedFate
Braum	Ban	Ban	Twitch
Corki	Pick	Pick	Yasuo
Renekton	Pick	Pick	Lucian
Thresh	Pick	Pick	Lulu
Elise	Pick	Pick	LeeSin
Ziggs	Pick	Pick	Nami

compLexity

2-6

VS

5-3

CLG

Coming into the fourth week of the North American LCS, CompLexity Gaming LoL is set to face off against Counter Logic Gaming in their first game of the week. This will be the second game this split between these two teams; last time, Counter Logic Gaming was victorious but we will see just how much coL has improved since they last faced each other. Since Brokenshard is not back yet, Kevin “Kez” Jeon will take his place this week as a substitute once more. Kez was able to help the team achieve their second win of the season over Curse. He did exceptionally well going 2/1/10 as Lee Sin.

We will have to see just how well CompLexity Gaming does against Counter Logic Gaming, who are currently in fourth place with 5 wins and 3 losses. coL.LoL are currently tied with Evil Geniuses and Curse with 2 wins and 6 losses. 

The match is scheduled to begin at 6PM EST.

Nidalee	Ban	Ban	LeeSin
Morgana	Ban	Ban	Ziggs
Elise	Ban	Ban	Evelynn
Lucian	Pick	Pick	Braum
Thresh	Pick	Pick	Twitch
Orianna	Pick	Pick	Lulu
Nocturne	Pick	Pick	Vi
Jax	Pick	Pick	Shyvana

compLexity

2-5

VS

5-2

LMQ

Today, compLexity League of Legends looks to secure their third win of the North American LCS season as they take on the Chinese powerhouse, LMQ. LMQ comes into this match with a 5-2 record, after defeating TSM while coL.LoL sits at 2-5 after taking down Curse last night. In addition to the tough match today, coL.LoL will be playing with Kez while Brokenshard is home in Israel.

LMQ is a team from China who was previously a sister team to Royal Club, the second place team at the Season 3 World Championship. They came to the United States in hopes of becoming an LCS team, qualifying through the Challenger Series which they dominated, placing 1st in both seasons. Afterwards, they defeated XDG Gaming in the Summer Promotion Tournament with a clean 3-0 sweep and made their way into the North American LCS. Now, coL.LoL is set to face LMQ in their second LCS game of the week, beginning at 4:00PM EST.

League Championship Series Week 3
coL		LMQ
Kayle	Ban	Ban	Ziggs
Kassadin	Ban	Ban	Lucian
Khazix	Ban	Ban	Annie
LeeSin	Pick	Pick	Lulu
Evelynn	Pick	Pick	Twitch
Zyra	Pick	Pick	Thresh
Corki	Pick	Pick	Elise
Orianna	Pick	Pick	Nidalee

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compLexity

1-5

VS

2-4

Curse

Today, compLexity League of Legends looks to secure their second win of the North American LCS season as they take on Curse. Curse comes into this match with a 2-4 record, after defeating Team EG while coL.LoL sits at 1-4 after defeats by both CLG and EG last week. In addition to the tough road ahead, coL.LoL will be playing with Kez while Brokenshard is home in Israel.

The match is scheduled to begin at 6PM EST.

League Championship Series Week 3
coL		Curse
Elise	Ban	Ban	Kassadin
Khazix	Ban	Ban	Orianna
Leblanc	Ban	Ban	Evelynn
LeeSin	Pick	Pick	Lulu
Lucian	Pick	Pick	Yasuo
Thresh	Pick	Pick	Pantheon
Renekton	Pick	Pick	Corki
Annie	Pick	Pick	Leona

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The compLexity Family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Sean “sgares” Gares as he turns 26 today!

Sean “sgares” Gares is the in-game leader for compLexity Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. He has 15 seasons of ESEA Invite under his belt. He has led numerous line-ups to playoff berths at the top level of North American Counter-Strike. He won his first ESEA Invite championship with B2B Gaming while teamed up with Semphis. He was also part of the team that placed third at ESWC 2012 with Hiko and Semphis. Through the years he has developed into one of the best in-game leaders in the game today.

Once again, we’d like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Sean “sgares” Gares!

Today, after much consideration, we have decided to part ways with our Infinite Crisis division due to the team’s disbandment. 

We’d like to thank the wonderful players who dedicated themselves to making coL.IC one of the most successful teams in a young games history.  Their dedication and hard work was appreciated and will not be forgotten.

Ray “Spaghetti” Stauffer, the captain of the Infinite Crisis team had this to say regarding the situation:

The team has decided to forgo further competitive Infinite Crisis persuits. We would like to thank compLexity for their support, but our hearts aren’t in it anymore. We have neither the time nor drive to continue playing competitively going forward.

Thanks as always for your support of our gaming organization.

This weekend, compLexity League of Legends will be down a man as jungler Ram “Brokenshard” Djemal travels back to Israel for the week. During his absence, Kevin “kez” Jeon will fill the void.

Known for his Lee Sin in Season 2, Kevin ‘Kez’ Jeon is the current jungler for Cloud 9 Tempest. He favors tanky jungle builds in competitive play, and looks to move that style into the LCS following success in the Challenger Series.

Danan “Kaniggit” Flander, the compLexity League of Legends General Manager had this to say:

We’re very excited to announce that Kevin “Kez” Jeon, formerly of Cloud 9 Tempest, will be filling in for Ram “Brokenshard” Djemal for the third week of the LCS. As a close friend of Kez and as the former manager of C9T, it only made sense for me to reach out to my former jungler in order to round out the Complexity roster while Brokenshard is away.

coL.LoL will be taking on both the Curse (Saturday) and LMQ (Sunday) this weekend. More information regarding these matches will become available later this week.

compLexity

1-4

VS

3-2

CLG

On the last day of the second week of the North American LCS, compLexity LoL is set to face off against Counter Logic Gaming. Counter Logic Gaming was the 3rd place team during the spring split of the North American LCS. They are currently 3-2 (Win-Loss) here in the summer split and have their new top laner, Seraph, a Korean player. compLexity LoL’s first game of the week against Evil Geniuses ended up as a loss unfortunately. They have their minds prepared for what is to come, Counter Logic Gaming is a strong team, so compLexity LoL need to put everything they have into the game.

Going into the game, compLexity LoL need to find the courage to make the plays. They have been too afraid to make plays and it allows the enemy team to make the plays first. Dragon control is something compLexity LoL need to work on more. Their rotations have also not been what they should be, so hopefully they can learn from their previous games. Lastly, their synergy with Mancloud may not be quite where they want it to be, so communication is key.

League Championship Series Week 2
coL		CLG
Shyvana	Ban	Ban	Kassadin
Lucian	Ban	Ban	LeeSin
Evelynn	Ban	Ban	Yasuo
Nidalee	Pick	Pick	Morgana
Corki	Pick	Pick	Elise
Khazix	Pick	Pick	Leblanc
Renekton	Pick	Pick	Sivir
Zyra	Pick	Pick	Jax

compLexity League of Legends received a special delivery this week. Take a look behind the scenes as they open everything for the first time.