compLexity Gaming Releases Entire Call of Duty Roster Ahead of Black Ops 4
By Nicholas Barth ·
compLexity Gaming has announced the release of the three remaining members of its 2018 Call of Duty team on Tuesday, October 3rd.
Tuesday, October 2nd has seen major announcements regarding Call of Duty World League (CWL) rosters for two organizations ahead of the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 on Friday, October 12th. First, Splyce had announced the signing of a former Team Kaliber player to its Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 roster for the 2019 CWL season. Not long after, compLexity Gaming took to its Twitter account to announce that it had released the three remaining members from its 2018 CWL roster that competed in Call of Duty: WWII.
Doug "Censor" Martin, Ricky "Ricky" Stacy and Rasim "Blatz" Orgesevic will now no longer be members of the compLexity gaming Call of Duty team and will be needing a new organization to compete with for the upcoming 2019 CWL season that will see Black Ops 4 as the title of choice.
We are announcing the release of Doug @Censor Martin, Ricky @Ricky Stacy & Rasim @Blazt Ogresevic from #coLofDuty.
— compLexity Gaming (@compLexity) October 2, 2018
Thanks very much to them for everything! pic.twitter.com/kGyoDNjyWd
Scott Ford, the Call of Duty manager and Director of Logistics for compLexity Gaming, stated in the announcement video of the release of the three players that the organization had planned on trying to build a five man roster around Censor, Blatz and Ricky and retain their pool play spot for the first event of the 2019 CWL season in CWL Las Vegas.
However, the organization was not able to come up with a roster situation that made sense for the parties involved.
Ford went on to explain that the release of Censor, Blatz and Rocky from the Call of Duty roster of compLexity Gaming is not the end for the organization in the esports scene for the popular first person shooter franchise and that they will be on the lookout for opportunities to build a new roster for Black Ops 4.
With teams needing five players to field a roster for the 2019 CWL season of Black Ops 4, there will likely be many teams looking to acquire the services of one of the three players who will no longer be members of the complexity Gaming organization.
(cover photo courtesy of Call of Duty World League, compLexity Gaming and Treyarch)