Complexity have completed their roster update by signing contracts with Danny "⁠cxzi⁠" Strzelczyk and Nick "⁠nicx⁠" Lee. For the players, this will be their first experience at this level. These changes come after a year of unsuccessful performances on the international stage. The latest disappointment for Complexity was their early exit from the Perfect World Shanghai Major.

Who are cxzi and nicx?

Danny "cxzi" Strzelczyk is an experienced player on the North American Counter-Strike scene. He has played over 950 maps in official matches throughout his career. His rating for the last 3 months is 6.3. An interesting fact about him is that he has changed teams 24 times in his career, and in seven of those teams, he stayed for less than a month. At Strife, he was kicked right between maps in a BO3 match.

Nick "nicx" Lee is a 20-year-old talent who debuted in the ESL Challenger League Season 45. Over the past 3 months, he has a rating of 6.3. Throughout his career, he has earned $7,998, and his best achievement was winning Fragadelphia CS/DO 2024 and NA Revival Series #4.

New Complexity lineup

The updated roster of Complexity now looks like this:

• Johnny "⁠JT⁠" Theodosiou
• Håkon "⁠hallzerk⁠" Fjærli
• Michael "⁠Grim⁠" Wince
• Danny "⁠cxzi⁠" Strzelczyk
• Nick "⁠nicx⁠" Lee

The first tournament for Complexity will be the BLAST Bounty Spring 2025: Closed Qualifier, which kicks off on January 14 and runs until January 19 in an online format. Out of the 32 participants in the tournament, only 8 will advance to the LAN finals. You can follow the tournament in detail by clicking here.