CensorDoug Martin

ANALYSIS
The good news is that compLexity Gaming is still expected to stay in the competitive CoD space, but they appear to be pivoting in a different direction for their roster after a 13th-16th place finish at the 2018 Call of Duty World Championships. Censor finished with a team-low 0.81 KD at the aforementioned tournament, and even despite his resilient return to the competitive CoD sphere during Call of Duty: World War II he was never regarded as a strong slayer. Censor's social media presence alone should garner interest from an organization hungry to make a name for itself, but in the unlikely event that no team comes for his services, there is always the potential for Censor to field his own competitive lineup similar to what he did to begin the season last year. Were he to stick with Ricky and Blazt, the lineup would have a spot guaranteed in the pools at CWL Las Vegas to start Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.