Complexity CEO said he will create a superstar lineup after the CSGO team is eliminated from the Major

Jason Lake, owner and CEO of compLexity, says he will have zero tolerance for the CSGO team’s poor results at the StarLadder Berlin Major and makes a compelling offer for tier 1 players looking for a “starter”. new head”.

CompLexity was eliminated 2-0 by Grayhound on August 25. Before that, they lost to AVANGAR and HellRaisers, while only winning TYLOO – the team didn’t win a single map in the entire tournament.

Lake was criticized by some for this action but later corrected that he discussed the matter with the players before posting on social media. He added, no one loves CS: GO like me.

Lake has been in Counter-Strike for over 15 years. CompLexity was established in 2003 and has many talented rosters in the past, but the organization has not been able to achieve success in CSGO despite having prominent names like Spencer “Hiko” Martin and Jordan “n0thing” GIlbert in 2013.

If Lake’s plan to build a CSGO roster is right, he may keep the rookie and young talent of the team, Own “oBo” Schalatter, currently only 16 years old. Currently, there are also many talented players on the bench or as a free agent, such as Marcelo “coldzera” David of MIBR and Fabien “kioShiMa” Fiey.

The problem lies in their ability to convince them to move to the US and deal with the issue of homesickness – which is quite common for players who have to play away from home.

Let’s wait and see if compLexity can become a new North American force to stand alongside Team Liquid and NRG.