Professional Gamer Tyler “Lautemortis” Nicholls provides an in-depth look into Jarvan IV, a melee fighter hero in League of Legends.

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Professional Gamer Ian “Crimsix” Porter talks about how to prepare for MLG, prior to MLG Anaheim in Anaheim, California on June 28-30, 2013.

The compLexity Gaming family would like to wish a very Happy Birthday to our Business Development Manager, Brian “GhostOutlaw” Jackson!

Brian started his career in gaming in the WarCraft III days, as a competitor with some success. As he began college, he shifted his goals to management, and joined on the Global Gaming League as an Admin for DOTA. Brian moved on to the ThroneIt.com after Global Gaming League closed its doors. As a manager there, he helped grow the community and the features provided. After a hiatus for film school, Brian came back strong taking on the role role of Business Development Manager. Brian is also a Registered Respiratory Therapist at a major trauma center with degrees in Business Administration, Respiratory Therapy and Communications.

Once again, we’d like to wish a very Happy Birthday to Brian “GhostOutlaw” Jackson!

compLexity Gaming’s Patrick “MegaZero” Glinsman interviews Tyler “Lautemortis” Nicholls.

To see part one where Lautemortis interviews MegaZero, click here.

compLexity Gaming’s Tyler “Lautemortis” Nicholls interviews coL.LoL’s new player Patrick “MegaZero” Glinsman. Stay tuned for Part 2: MegaZero Interviews Lautemortis.

Professional Gamer Abe “MeyeA” Nguyen gives some insight into the benefit and practicality of using the teamcast feature inside of League of Legends.

Today, Kevin “qxc” Riley and Henry “hendralisk” Zheng will by flying out to Krefeld, Germany to participate in HomeStory Cup VII. This will be the first time both players will be participating in this esteemed tournament.

For those of you who may not be familiar with HSC, it’s a four day tournament that has a much more laid back atmosphere compared to traditional tournaments. The event hosted by Dennis “TaKe” Gehlen at his studio apartment, have players from around the world fly in to play StarCraft II and just have fun with other progamers. What makes HSC such a unique event is that it provides much more access to the players compared to other tournaments. Expect to see various players and eSports personalities get on camera and provide their point of view on the games.

HSC features a $25,000 prize pool and will follow a format similar to the GSL. It starts out with two group stages (Ro32 – 8 groups, Ro16 – 4 groups) before turning into a standard single-elimination playoff bracket. The players were selected through a series of online qualifiers, one for each region (Korean, North America, and Europe), while others were invited to the tournament. To see a full list of players at the event and the groups they’ve been placed into click here.

To watch HSC this weekend, tune into Taketv’s stream. Due to the games being played in Germany, you’re going to have to get up pretty early to watch the entire broadcast. The games will start up at 6:00 AM EST.

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compLexity Gaming’s Kevin “qxc” Riley breaks down the latest patch that Blizzard published for testing on June 14th, 2013.