Through The Smoke
Follow a raw behind-the-scene look of the Complexity’s Juggernaut Counter-Strike Team. As we climb our way to becoming top 5 in the world, a global pandemic occurs, we are locked down in Denmark to train in Counter-Strike.
Episode Lists
Complexity's Unexpected Roster Shake-up | S2 E6 (Season Finale)
Join the Complexity CSGO team for their extended stay in Europe during these uncertain times. The team played in Dreamhack Open Summer 2020 where they saw results until the semi finals where they fell to Heroic. Complexity also played the ESL One Cologne 2020 online tournament where they didn’t make it as far as they had hoped, losing to Heroic once again. In ESL Pro League Season 12, Complexity CS:GO faced Astralis, NIP, Team Spirit, FNATIC, Mousesports, and Team Vitality. As the team stayed in Europe, OBO felt increasingly overwhelmed by the extended time away from his friends and family. OBO decided to step down from the team while Natosaphix joined as a stand-in. At ESL Pro League Playoffs, Complexity successfully defeated Ence but fell to Navi and Astralis. Complexity CSGO proceeded to IEM New York where they secured a win against G2, but later fell to Vitality and Fnatic. Shortly after, JKS joined the team as the official 5th man.
The CSGO Juggernaut Has Arrived! | S2 E5
Complexity CSGO are your BLAST Premier: Spring 2020 European champions! Since ESL pro league, Complexity CSGO had been practicing 6-7 days a week while quarantined in Denmark. Complexity got a direct invite to ESL ONE: Road to Rio, where they got a tough group consisting of Astralis, Vitality, and Fnatic. After Road to Rio, Complexity CSGO accepted the invite to the Home Sweet Home Cup week 3. The Home Sweet Home cup boosted Complexity’s confidence as they entered Dreamhack Masters Spring Europe. After staying in Copenhagen for almost 3 months, it was time for the Complexity CSGO team to find a new practice spot. The team took a private jet to the Relog Media LAN center in Serbia.
Are We NA or EU CS:GO? | S2 E4
What started as a week-long stay in Madrid for the CS:GO Europe closed qualifier, quickly developed into months in Europe with no sign of returning to the US. After the Complexity CS:GO team heard the news that ESL Pro league 11 in Malta was headed to online only, OBO, Blamef, K0nfig, RUSH, Poizon, and management had to make a decision - stay in Europe where more CS:GO events were happening, or return to the Complexity headquarters in the US? The team eventually decided to stay in Europe at the Hydra esports boot camp facility in Copenhagen. Complexity’s first match in ESL Pro League Season 11 was against Forze on Dust 2. Poizon played from home in Bulgaria where he experienced 60 ping and many internet crashes that made beating Forze almost impossible. Fnatic came out on top in Complexity’s second game. The next game vs BIG is where Complexity was able to gain some momentum and eventually close out the set with a win on Dust2. After getting destroyed by NAVI in Blast, Complexity was ready for redemption this time around. With several great rounds by Complexity and even a match taken, NAVI unfortunately took the set 2-1. Complexity took North 2-0 to end their week of ESL pro League play.
