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Gamma Labs and Complexity Gaming Launch Partnership
Houston, Texas, May 8th, 2012
Today Gamma Labs, a division of Gamma Enterprises, LLC, a global leader in natural supplements, and Complexity Gaming, one of the world's most prolific professional gaming organizations, have announced a strategic partnership targeting the growing world of professional gaming.
Gamma Labs' revolutionary Pre-Training Formula ("PTF") has become the "Official Energy Drink" of Complexity Gaming, and the parties will work together to perfect Gamma Lab's upcoming formula specifically created for gamers.
Additionally, the parties are announcing "compLexity's Gamma Gamers House" which will be a professional gamer training facility located in Houston, Texas. The large home, expected to open in June of 2012, will provide Complexity's professional gamers with a 24/7 training option and will also be open to visiting professional gamers who require housing during North American tour visitations.
Clifford Morgan, CEO of Gamma Labs, told Forbes "[G]amers are concerned about the products they put into their body, just like professional athletes. These players demand top performance physically and mentally, which is why our PreTraining Formula is the ideal product for them. Hand-eye coordination and extended periods of intense focus can be taxing both physically and mentally."
"We're very excited to partner with Gamma Labs and to open our second professional gamer training facility with their assistance," said Jason Bass, COO of Complexity. "The PTF mix will fuel our gamers while they offer global eSports fans a 24/7 live stream, free training videos and other exciting content."
About Gamma Labs: About Gamma Labs: Gamma Labs, a division of Gamma Enterprises, LLC, is a company dedicated to supplying its customers with natural supplements, which are based on the latest science and manufactured to the highest levels of pharmaceutical standards. Founded in 2004, Gamma Labs' mission is to deliver proven, natural supplements, which set up a foundation for peak performance and healthy living. For more information on Gamma Labs PTF, visit: http://www.facebook.com/GammaLabs
About Complexity Gaming: Complexity Gaming® one of the world's premier competitive gaming organizations. Owned and operated by some of the finest minds in the industry, Complexity has a long heritage of championship caliber teams, superstar players, news reporting and gaming entertainment ventures. Complexity's gamers have been featured by numerous mainstream media outlets like Sports Illustrated, New York Post, Los Angeles Times and the Wall Street Journal. They have also appeared on live television programs such as CBS' 60 Minutes and the Championship Gaming Series, have been featured in film documentaries and were a focus of the book "Game Boys." The company's online properties Noobflicks.com and MyGamerFeed.com have ensured that Complexity remains a premier destination for media content in the gaming sector.
More information about the house is coming soon. Photos are HERE.
More links:
Gamma Gamers Twitter
compLexity Twitter
compLexity Facebook
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Yes! MORE OF THIS PLEASE!
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this house looks beautiful!
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WOW that place might top the EG's lair, even
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woooooooah. that looks pretty cool.
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man collapse of American real estate market might have had devastating effects on the common people but at least gaming teams can pick up pretty amazing-yet-awful-which-makes-them-more-amazing-McMansions on the cheap.
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That's great, good stuff!
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amazing house!
eg has the lair
col has the palace :p
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Am I the only one that thought Gamma Bears, when reading this?
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Great effort, much applause!
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Good stuff Col! Really good initiative.
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congrats... just wondering why ogs couldn't get this sort of sponsorship...
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grats complexity 
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ooo wow, what players are going to be living there?
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WOW! This is awesome
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hmm, what was that last weeks highlight? Ministry of something... anyways, screw that shit, this is just beyond awesome looking!
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It even has a boat at the back to make a quick getaway! Nice!
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On May 17 2012 07:26 amazingoopah wrote:
congrats... just wondering why ogs couldn't get this sort of sponsorship...
on itg they talked about this.
how teams need to go beyond just trying to get wins/results, but also properly market themselves, their players, create content that fans want to watch, and of course appease their sponsors
and more importantly, when it comes to sponsors, theres the business side of things that im sure teams like COL and EG know way more about, plus have connections that they have established for years and years.
jason lake and jason bass are pretty bad ass :p
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Are things like this ever open to fans coming in to say hi/meet people? I live in Houston :O
(seems unlikely but I can dream)
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damn that is one nice house
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Lets just hope their Dota2 team wins The international so they can afford it!
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Where is teh first gaming facilitiy O:
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Cool, awesome to see another team get a house to help raise the level of competitive play
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This is awesome. Congrats!
This house looks like one of the most baller gaming houses out there.
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On May 17 2012 07:34 Torte de Lini wrote:
Where is teh first gaming facilitiy O: They had one for there Counter Strike team in 2007. That house was in Dallas though.
I think it is "technically" the 3rd one since they also had a CS team that was living in a house together during the summer but it was something the players decided to do not the organization.
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Holy shit I live less than 20 minutes away. Fuck. Yes.
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Will this be modeled after the Korean style houses, and will complexity be housing the acedemy there as well?
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WTF that house is amazing!! and it has a river/lake in the backyard?! wow, this is no doubt gonna be the place for visiting gamers to stay(as OP said).
Congrats to compLexity and Gamma Gamers, hope to see good results in the future!
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Good to hear there is another NA pro-gaming house, pretty fun how the sponsor only mentioned there own product and nothing else.
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I'd never heard of GammaGamers or this PTF before this. I've never been one for energy drinks but this seems like it's kind of different based on what I've looked up, particularly for someone who frequents the gym.
As for the house, great news for Complexity. I hope that this is something that they can really utilize to get their players into good form.
If they get the house ready soon enough, it'll also be a great place for their Dota 2 team bootcamp before The International 2.
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excellent.
now just get minigun into the same house as killer and I will be a happy fanboy.
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Wow sounds great for coL!
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holy shit that house looks nice
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On May 17 2012 07:10 compLexityGaming wrote:[G]amers are concerned about the products they put into their body
Hm... I don't think this reflects the reality for some reason.
The house looks really nice and you got a fucking boat as well? In any case, initiatives like these are what make e-Sports grow.
Wishing good luck!
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Congrats!!!
Read as Gamma bears Lol T T
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One player = was one of the kids on sweet 16 and this = a free house from parents!
"have fun with your buddies, son!"
... or daughter? right? tossgirl to sc2?
Yep! Goin with that!
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Now that is a house, holy hell!
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very little information on the house itself it seems. i dont see any gaming area pics or details on who will be there etc. =\
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Complexity house 2.0 Pretty nice!
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The house looks very nice. It is a really big upgrade compared to the old coL house during the Counter-Strike days.
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Complexity is awesome in Dota 2 and in Starcraft 2 =)
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Looks really great. But LOL at PTF drink, made specifically for gamers. That has gimmicky marketing written all over it.
GL guys!
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Incredible, go Complexity!
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this is great for coL :D
complexity is the new EG?
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So are they going to get a team boat now?
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On May 17 2012 08:06 JiYan wrote:
very little information on the house itself it seems. i dont see any gaming area pics or details on who will be there etc. =\
More details about it will be released in the near future.
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wow sickness :D this is a big deal
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On May 17 2012 08:12 IPA wrote:Looks really great. But LOL at PTF drink, made specifically for gamers. That has gimmicky marketing written all over it. GL guys!
It's actually not made specifically for gamers, I did some research and it's a legitimate pre-workout energy drink with all the general benefits of other pre-workout boosts plus anti-oxidants, creatine and other stuff.
The energy buzz it can provide would be useful to gamers as well, generally gamers tend to drink a fairly large number of energy drinks which is why so many Energy Drink companies are involved in the scene. This product to my knowledge isn't really just an energy drink, it has a bunch of other stuff in it too which could be useful if used pre-workout.
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I'm worried that something isn't going to work out fully but I hope all the best for their plans for the future, it looks sick. It just doesn't seem fullproof...
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Wow congrats to complexity. That house is ridiculously nice lmao
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This house looks amazing, I dare say that it rivals the EG Lair for NA and Milliniums team house for the EU
Well done CompLexity and thank you Gamma Labs for helping such a great team grow!
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House is epic congrats to complexcity
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Damn that house...
I predict CoL vs EG gaming house competition/showmatches.
So cool ^_^
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Haha, that out back pier, so nice. Congratulations to all attending, should see some major improvement. Definitely rivals/surpasses the EG lair, hopefully the players like it as much as those posting so far do GL!
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On May 17 2012 08:23 FragRaptor wrote:
I'm worried that something isn't going to work out fully but I hope all the best for their plans for the future, it looks sick. It just doesn't seem fullproof...
CompLexity is pretty damn professional as far as E-sports teams go. Their management hasn't screwed much up in the past, so I wouldn't be too worried. The only thing I'd say is that house look TOO good to be true hahaa... is that boat gonna come included?!
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On May 17 2012 08:29 Gl!tch wrote:
Damn that house...
I predict CoL vs EG gaming house competition/showmatches.
So cool ^_^
Scoots & Friends gonna roll up on the coL house with Toilet Paper and Eggs. Old school style.
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I am personally not a fan or supporter of energy drinks/ natural supplements or whatever...
But well, I guess funding is good. The guys who left recently are missing out, hehe.
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i wonder where exactly in Houston it's located...there is two neighborhoods I know that has the lake in the back with bad houses like that :D
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On May 17 2012 08:33 VirgilSC2 wrote:Show nested quote +On May 17 2012 08:29 Gl!tch wrote:
Damn that house...
I predict CoL vs EG gaming house competition/showmatches.
So cool ^_^ Scoots & Friends gonna roll up on the coL house with Toilet Paper and Eggs. Old school style.
Hahaha, I chuckled at this )
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a "gaming house" with a boat ? this is so wtf 
but then it does more look like a hotel than a place where people would play video games nonstop  congrats to those who're going to live there.
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Thought it was Gamma Bears partnership for a second, house looks great -- Gratz!
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Another US team house sick hopefully the Reformed Root can set something up as well.
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It looks like someone rich already lives there with all the nice décor inside, and the make-up room stock full of women's shoes. Other than that, the house looks extremely sick, and will be amazing for the coL gamers planning to live there.
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Whhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat?
This house is SICK.
Don't know who chose the exorbitant crosses in image 3 though. O.o
Or the super old monitor in 7. 
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Catz must be kicking himself right now.
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On May 17 2012 09:27 Spec wrote:
Catz must be kicking himself right now.
You think he didn't know about this? Come on now, this has been in the works for a while, Catz and Drewbie knew about this.
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Oh my god this is my fucking dream house TT Good luck coL, you guys deserve it. ._.
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formula for gamers? *cough*gimic*cough
Great that coL is getting a teamhouse though. I hope they put good internet in it so they can play on KR server without much lag like EG house
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On May 17 2012 09:40 pseudocalm wrote:
formula for gamers? *cough*gimic*cough
Great that coL is getting a teamhouse though. I hope they put good internet in it so they can play on KR server without much lag like EG house
"Good internet" doesn't really change the fact that you're routing your connection around 7000 miles to the Korean server. You're going to experience a high latency no matter what you do.
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omg that house is beautiful
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This looks even better than the EG and the Polish house! Gammagamers website is down?
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Looking a bit overkill if you ask me, but grats to complexity members.
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Just came by to say "congratulations", therefore raising my post count by one.
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I really foresee CoL.Scarlette
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On May 17 2012 07:38 yawnoC wrote:Show nested quote +On May 17 2012 07:34 Torte de Lini wrote:
Where is teh first gaming facilitiy O: They had one for there Counter Strike team in 2007. That house was in Dallas though. I think it is "technically" the 3rd one since they also had a CS team that was living in a house together during the summer but it was something the players decided to do not the organization.
Is the house for SC2 only or what? o.o
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Beautiful house, I hope it goes well for you complexity. Who's staying in the house ?
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WOW, send RYZE... that would be awesome to watch his stream from there!
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On May 17 2012 10:27 Torte de Lini wrote:Show nested quote +On May 17 2012 07:38 yawnoC wrote:On May 17 2012 07:34 Torte de Lini wrote:
Where is teh first gaming facilitiy O: They had one for there Counter Strike team in 2007. That house was in Dallas though. I think it is "technically" the 3rd one since they also had a CS team that was living in a house together during the summer but it was something the players decided to do not the organization. Is the house for SC2 only or what? o.o
nope, for all of coL and more possibly it seems
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would this house happen to be in southeast houston area? these look like some of the houses in seabrook
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On May 17 2012 10:27 Torte de Lini wrote:Show nested quote +On May 17 2012 07:38 yawnoC wrote:On May 17 2012 07:34 Torte de Lini wrote:
Where is teh first gaming facilitiy O: They had one for there Counter Strike team in 2007. That house was in Dallas though. I think it is "technically" the 3rd one since they also had a CS team that was living in a house together during the summer but it was something the players decided to do not the organization. Is the house for SC2 only or what? o.o
I'm pretty certain it's not just for SC2. Complexity has a Dota 2 team that probably top 5 in the world right now and with the International coming up they may want to have them bootcamp at the house.
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On May 17 2012 09:43 aMies wrote:Show nested quote +On May 17 2012 09:40 pseudocalm wrote:
formula for gamers? *cough*gimic*cough
Great that coL is getting a teamhouse though. I hope they put good internet in it so they can play on KR server without much lag like EG house "Good internet" doesn't really change the fact that you're routing your connection around 7000 miles to the Korean server. You're going to experience a high latency no matter what you do.
EG lair can play on KR server with almost no lag.
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I wonder if the pontoon boat is included?
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Gamma Labs was sponsoring pro Halo players Neighbor and Best Man, so the house was originally meant for their team lol. Not surprised, the house was halfway done when Halo was pretty much dead, so I'm glad to see a SC2 pro team can take full advantage of this.
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I swear, these houses are almost TOO good for nerds to live in D:
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For a second, I was think Complexity partnering with Gamma Bears and open a house in Korea for GSTL.
Should've chosen Arizona desert like EG team where housing is cheap.
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Awesomeness. I wonder if other supplement companies will turn some of their focus towards eSports?
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Houses in Houston aren't that bad (cost-wise) than ones for instance in the North East section
I would love to know where it's located just to drop by and say Hey and such
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Holy shitttt, that's a fucking palace! Gratz guys.
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Lol there's like a port outside.
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I think this is better than EG house :O. I used to compete in rowing this house it´s like a dream for me xD.
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That is one sexy house... *jealous*
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why Houston? MLG and IPL are in SoCal/Vegas, Arena is in NY. Wouldn't that make more sense? Houston is super far from both
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On May 17 2012 15:59 markrevival wrote:
why Houston?
So that they (or the casters) can say "Houston we have a problem" when they are down games... 
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Think they need to stop saying gaming houses xD clearly all these houses are mansions! Amazing, and to top it off it looks like theres a flipping boatyard in the backyard! haha, good luck.
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western esports is stepping up the game, and showing korea how training howses should look like, hehe
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On May 17 2012 07:27 Beavo wrote:
Gaming mansion?
It's not the first attempt. FXOpen has one in Malaysia!
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Not to be confused with the Gamma Bears?
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That house is so sick, are the koreans going to play there?
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oh gosh that's one balla gaming house! amazing coL
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Very nice. Altough I think those westerner houses are a bit too much luxury... I mean they should not need more than pc´s a bed a kitchen and maybe a little garden, everything else will make them not train enough.
Lol at the "Strip pole" in the bar photo... Imagine a Barcraft there
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On May 17 2012 15:59 markrevival wrote:
why Houston? MLG and IPL are in SoCal/Vegas, Arena is in NY. Wouldn't that make more sense? Houston is super far from both
We chose Houston because I live here. We will be doing a lot from the house content wise and need someone to manage that. It was a better option than Socal where Jason Lake lives because to get something like this in LA would cost 4-8 times more. Houston is a central hub and flights from here will be reasonable as well. It just made sense on a lot of levels but the main was I live here and will be getting the whole place ready.
We are very excited and I hope you all are too. We will be doing some unique things from the house.
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congrats guys this is awesome!
gogo foreigners
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get me some of that gamma gaming juice. i wants. i needs. i will be their guinea pig.
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On May 17 2012 07:27 Gator wrote:
ooo wow, what players are going to be living there?
looks to be in houton;
wait... i'm in houston!
wonder who's going to be there... maybe i'll buy then a meal sometime
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man if i lived in that house id just bang hoes
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I'll give you my soul to live in that house.
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that mansion is off the charts! well done
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Doesnt matter. This gaming house not in korea. Its same as training in your house.
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Jesus christ. They could pull chicks and bring them back to their mansion! Then take them out on the boat. Wondering if a house that good is a distraction.
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nice PR move.. but I doubt this will do much to increase their performance. honestly, this doesn't really fit gaming house.
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On May 19 2012 10:01 Govou wrote:
nice PR move.. but I doubt this will do much to increase their performance. honestly, this doesn't really fit gaming house.
so because its nicer than small apartments in Seoul, it doesn't fit a gaming house? thats just a bunch of bs. A gaming house isn't an extremely useful tool because of how big or small it is.
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Yeah! It's not about the size, it's how you use it. ;D!
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all I can say is wow... I'd totally be motivated to train if I lived there haha
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Well to be honest, if you're not motivated to train before you live there, what is the chance you will be motivated, aside from the honeymoon period? Probably not much.
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On May 19 2012 13:13 jmbthirteen wrote:Show nested quote +On May 19 2012 10:01 Govou wrote:
nice PR move.. but I doubt this will do much to increase their performance. honestly, this doesn't really fit gaming house. so because its nicer than small apartments in Seoul, it doesn't fit a gaming house? thats just a bunch of bs. A gaming house isn't an extremely useful tool because of how big or small it is.
when did i said anything about size? man, your assumption is just so wrong and off I dont even know where you got this idea.
I thought it's pretty easy to see the house lacks some common gaming house features. First it doesn't have a central practice room. second it is not in korea. Please give me a example of a gaming house that actually worked well and it produced actual results without first two I mentioned.
If I were spending money to improve my teams performance 1st and foremost, those two are probably the first thing I would have thought of. That's why I believe complexity didnt really put much thought into this so called gaming house.
maybe such house will help them lure other players to their roster... that's my opinion. That's why I called it a PR move.
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More gaming houses the better!
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On May 19 2012 17:42 Govou wrote:Show nested quote +On May 19 2012 13:13 jmbthirteen wrote:On May 19 2012 10:01 Govou wrote:
nice PR move.. but I doubt this will do much to increase their performance. honestly, this doesn't really fit gaming house. so because its nicer than small apartments in Seoul, it doesn't fit a gaming house? thats just a bunch of bs. A gaming house isn't an extremely useful tool because of how big or small it is. when did i said anything about size? man, your assumption is just so wrong and off I dont even know where you got this idea. I thought it's pretty easy to see the house lacks some common gaming house features. First it doesn't have a central practice room. second it is not in korea. Please give me a example of a gaming house that actually worked well and it produced actual results without first two I mentioned. If I were spending money to improve my teams performance 1st and foremost, those two are probably the first thing I would have thought of. That's why I believe complexity didnt really put much thought into this so called gaming house. maybe such house will help them lure other players to their roster... that's my opinion. That's why I called it a PR move.
how do you know it doesn't have a central practice area? from the few pics we have seen? You think of all the rooms in that house they can't make one dedicated to a practice area? C'mon man. And yeah its not in korea. So? We are trying to grow esports here in the west. coL getting a house in Korea doesn't help that and does nothing for their other games.
And the EG house has been very beneficial. Idra won 2 tournaments after being in the house. also puma was staying at the house before nasl season 2 finals which he won. he was able to be in a great practice environment and not have jetlag rather than staying in a hotel or flying from korea straight to nasl.
You act like there have been a ton of gaming houses outside korea, which their haven't been. To say this house won't increase their performance is stupid. This house will be a huge asset if used correctly, regardless of location.
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holy what the. house is a bit overboard, no? quite awesome though, love coL
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On May 19 2012 20:40 jmbthirteen wrote:Show nested quote +On May 19 2012 17:42 Govou wrote:On May 19 2012 13:13 jmbthirteen wrote:On May 19 2012 10:01 Govou wrote:
nice PR move.. but I doubt this will do much to increase their performance. honestly, this doesn't really fit gaming house. so because its nicer than small apartments in Seoul, it doesn't fit a gaming house? thats just a bunch of bs. A gaming house isn't an extremely useful tool because of how big or small it is. when did i said anything about size? man, your assumption is just so wrong and off I dont even know where you got this idea. I thought it's pretty easy to see the house lacks some common gaming house features. First it doesn't have a central practice room. second it is not in korea. Please give me a example of a gaming house that actually worked well and it produced actual results without first two I mentioned. If I were spending money to improve my teams performance 1st and foremost, those two are probably the first thing I would have thought of. That's why I believe complexity didnt really put much thought into this so called gaming house. maybe such house will help them lure other players to their roster... that's my opinion. That's why I called it a PR move. how do you know it doesn't have a central practice area? from the few pics we have seen? You think of all the rooms in that house they can't make one dedicated to a practice area? C'mon man. And yeah its not in korea. So? We are trying to grow esports here in the west. coL getting a house in Korea doesn't help that and does nothing for their other games. And the EG house has been very beneficial. Idra won 2 tournaments after being in the house. also puma was staying at the house before nasl season 2 finals which he won. he was able to be in a great practice environment and not have jetlag rather than staying in a hotel or flying from korea straight to nasl. You act like there have been a ton of gaming houses outside korea, which their haven't been. To say this house won't increase their performance is stupid. This house will be a huge asset if used correctly, regardless of location.
me act like? no it was you who act like you knew something about me. you thought i was ranting at small room. now you just think I'm wrong and gonna prove me wrong at all cost regardless of what I point I make.
look at the pic again, the rooms are already set up with computers and furniture. maybe. maybe they will in future. but I noticed it wasn't there and pointed it out. It was my opinion based on those facts. After closer inspection of those pic, I noticed those pics are 'brochure' pics and I admit I jumped to conclusion a bit.
The EG lair. you think EG lair was successful? well ok if you think so then maybe it is. now that I think about it I guess it can be called a 'good' proving ground. However 'successful'? I think Idra and Puma winning has more to do with their original skill than the house. If MVP moves into EG house and wins, is it due to his skill or the house? Idra and Puma were winning before the house and I am skeptic how much house actually worked for them. I'm not saying it is worthless. I just think the resource could have been more little more efficiently but really I'm not here to argue with you about EG lair and cause more stir.
The point is that don't you think it would have been more beneficial if they set up a house in korea? I think so. To me it screams 'commitment' and 'excellence' at the same time. maybe you wouldn't. By the way since you mentioned that my opinion were BS and stupid, I'm going to return the favour and call yours same.
overall I feel the house is just overkill like many mentioned here. progamers need to grind at least 6-8 hrs a day to be competitive and the house looks like a frat boy's dream house just ready to party. Honestly a boat house? sure it's nice to unwind sometimes and having fun is just as much important but like I said, money could have been spent better in my opinion.
Anyways I do congratulate Complexity on partnership and command them for greater commitment to eSports.
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wow that house looks unreal O.O
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This house is a bit TOO nice for gamers. This is comparable to houses for Billionaires.
Billionaires.
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On May 20 2012 20:44 gulati wrote:
This house is a bit TOO nice for gamers. This is comparable to houses for Billionaires.
Billionaires.
Who are you to judge what a gamer deserves or not?
This does two things in my opinion:
1. It builds up the competition of what a professional gaming house environment should be like, hence the chance for other teams to have better environments to train in.
2. It shows to the world that the professional gaming world is becoming legit.
Props to Jason Lake and the coL crew, I hope other eSports organizations like coL and EG can move the needle like this.
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from the pics, i'd prefer to live in the EG house, looks too antiquated for me. Oh well, i'm not going to live in either.
Props to coL for setting this up!
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I really like all that coL has been doing lately. Congrats on opening up a training house, good luck in the future.
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On May 19 2012 14:32 Ero-Sennin wrote:
Well to be honest, if you're not motivated to train before you live there, what is the chance you will be motivated, aside from the honeymoon period? Probably not much.
From personal experience.. Living with other progamers can help a lot with motivation.
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i live in houston and i am jelly as fuckk T_T
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just looked at pictures... how will they even have time to practice lol
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It's really funny reading all the responses in this thread from foreigners in regard to calling the house a "mansion" fit "for billionaires. In Houston this house would barely be considered above average.
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Ridiculous. Fucking ridiculous.
Grtz guys. So nice.
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House looks fucking awesome!
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Does anyone know when complexity is moving into this house?
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woooo thats one sweet looking house
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Damn that is sick.... a Ridiculously amazing house........My god I wish I was in complexity... Congrats!
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On June 25 2012 09:47 Secret05 wrote:
Does anyone know when complexity is moving into this house?
some guys (Trimaster and qxc) are already there. not sure who else is
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This is SO cool. ;D
edit: why did i never hear about this before ><
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This is amazing, E-sports is growing and its gonna be HUGE soon .
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On June 25 2012 15:15 jmbthirteen wrote:Show nested quote +On June 25 2012 09:47 Secret05 wrote:
Does anyone know when complexity is moving into this house? some guys (Trimaster and qxc) are already there. not sure who else is
iv heard goswser is going and minigun might stay for the summer but has to go back for school
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Awesome to see a pro gaming house in my home town :DD
Edit: Holy shit looked up the list price for the house and it's going for the low price of : $499,000! :O
4500 sq ft, 5 bed, 3 full bath, 2 1/2 bath, and 2 and a half stories. I am jelly!
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On May 23 2012 08:49 HeavOnEarth wrote:
i live in houston and i am jelly as fuckk T_T
An opportunity for complexity!
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What's this about a 24/7 livestream? If they could rotate everyone and have a legit always-on livestream...I'd just set up a monitor in my room and leave it on all day haha. Can't wait to see more of the house.
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wow, that is so gorgeous! huge congrats to the team
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On June 25 2012 15:37 Ruscour wrote:
What's this about a 24/7 livestream? If they could rotate everyone and have a legit always-on livestream...I'd just set up a monitor in my room and leave it on all day haha. Can't wait to see more of the house.
Stay tuned for some exciting news then!
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If there is a 24/7 livestream and I get a chance to go down there I promise I'll walk around nude for at least a good 6-7 hours.
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On June 25 2012 15:32 Yergidy wrote:
Awesome to see a pro gaming house in my home town :DD
Edit: Holy shit looked up the list price for the house and it's going for the low price of : $499,000! :O
4500 sq ft, 5 bed, 3 full bath, 2 1/2 bath, and 2 and a half stories. I am jelly!
That actually sounds pretty cheap for the price. A house like that in the Toronto area would easily cost $1 million
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On June 25 2012 15:57 arterian wrote:Show nested quote +On June 25 2012 15:32 Yergidy wrote:
Awesome to see a pro gaming house in my home town :DD
Edit: Holy shit looked up the list price for the house and it's going for the low price of : $499,000! :O
4500 sq ft, 5 bed, 3 full bath, 2 1/2 bath, and 2 and a half stories. I am jelly! That actually sounds pretty cheap for the price. A house like that in the Toronto area would easily cost $1 million
One of the ups of buying a house in Texas. Cheep housing!
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if only korean teams had access to this type of funding..
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On May 17 2012 07:32 simmeh wrote:Show nested quote +On May 17 2012 07:26 amazingoopah wrote:
congrats... just wondering why ogs couldn't get this sort of sponsorship... on itg they talked about this. how teams need to go beyond just trying to get wins/results, but also properly market themselves, their players, create content that fans want to watch, and of course appease their sponsors and more importantly, when it comes to sponsors, theres the business side of things that im sure teams like COL and EG know way more about, plus have connections that they have established for years and years. jason lake and jason bass are pretty bad ass :p
Do you know which episode?
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On June 25 2012 16:33 Sc2Null wrote:
if only korean teams had access to this type of funding..
LOL 500k would probably buy you a 2 bedroom apartment in Seoul. Texas is one of the cheapest places in the States to own a home; it's not even comparable to Seoul where most Korean teams are located.
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