Complexity is ready to part ways with their leading talent — Jonathan "EliGE" Jablonowski. In an era where roster stability is more important than ever, the decision to openly support a player in finding a new team seems extraordinary. Why is the organization prepared to let go of their key shooter?

This is not just about a transfer. Jason Lake, the founder of Complexity, once again demonstrates that players are more important to him than short-term results. This is a rare example where the interests of an esports player are prioritized over the organization's interests.

How did EliGE end up in Complexity?

EliGE joined Complexity in 2023 after leaving Team Liquid. At the time, it seemed like a powerful move for both parties: the organization gained an experienced shooter, and EliGE found a new home where he could continue his career at the highest level. However, the team's results never reached championship levels. Complexity remained in secondary roles, which clearly did not meet the player's ambitions.

Complexity gives EliGE the green light to leave

During a broadcast, Jason Lake emphasized that EliGE is an incredibly hardworking player who deserves to compete for trophies. According to Lake, the organization will facilitate any transfer that opens new prospects for Jonathan:

He's at the stage of his career where he's really peaking and his biological clock is ticking. We're certainly not a prison here. If Jonathan can find an organization that right now is prepared to battle for top three consistently, we'll try our best to make that happen for him.

Jason Lake

Complexity's decision underscores the importance of respecting a player's career. Such a step not only strengthens the organization's and Jason Lake's reputation as a person but also opens the door for reconsidering approaches to roster building.