Rumours first circulated last month, where a forum post by Sundstrom was made on Fragbite. When converted to English, the post made reference to returning to his country after playing under the CGS and was looking for a 1.6 team to play on. These rumours were obviously refuted by Jason Lake, General Manager of LA compLexity, but have been proven true, as Lake has released Sundstrom, effective immediately.

The team will officially say goodbye to their latest addition and Swedish superstar, Marcus "zet" Sundström. Sundström first joined the team last January, along with Ronald "Rambo" Kim, after Jason released both Corey "tr1p" Dodd and Justin "Sunman" Summy.

The next biggest move Jason made, was announcing the compLexity House, in Dallas, Texas. He however, was not done here, as he then announced in April of last year, that he has obtained a working visa for Sundström. This would prove to be a big move for eSports, as in the past, visas were obtained only for players to enter a country to play an event, not to live in the country and classify eSports gaming as their title of profession. Obviously this was a big step for Jason and eSports in general and many find this move to be unbelievable.

What the future now holds for this star is unknown. But to fill the gap in the lineup, Jason Lake has added a familiar face to the scene, a player many felt deserving of a solid lineup, in that Corey Hanes will become the new member of the compLexity family. Hanes has been playing for many years, having struggled to find himself a stable place to call home. With this new team that has held a steady lineup since their incarnation, Hanes now has the opportunity to shine and show his true skill.

These changes leave the LA compLexity roster as:

Danny "fRoD" Montaner
Ronald "Rambo" Kim
Tyler "Storm" Wood
Matt "Warden" Dickens
Corey Hanes