100 Thieves’ Spencer “Hiko” Martin revealed that the team will be boot camping and playing from the Complexity Gaming headquarters in Frisco, Texas.
100 Thieves recently qualified for the VALORANT Champions Tour Stage 3 Challenger Playoffs before Masters 3 in Berlin, Germany. On stream, Team Captain Hiko confirmed that they would not be playing from the 100 Thieves Cash App Compound. With teams still competing in an online space, there will continue to be an issue with connection.
Texas has always been the most centrally located server for the teams playing from North America. Previously, 100 Thieves have been playing from their Cash App Compound located in Los Angeles, California. This has brought up discussion of unfair advantages; a connection that has gotten 100 Thieves in trouble with Riot Games in the past. To combat this, the team has decided to avoid California altogether and play from Texas. This will also be where the team will be boot camping against other teams that qualified for Challenger playoffs.
100 Thieves and Complexity Gaming first got acquainted when Complexity acquired Justin “JKS” Savage from 100 Thieves’ former Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster. Now, the teams will continue to partner with the Thieves invading their center to play VALORANT.
100 Thieves play at the GameStop Performance Center
Complexity Gaming announced that the GameStop Performance Center has the headquarters for all things gaming. The center is located within the 91-acre campus of the Dallas Cowboys Headquarters and practice facility in Frisco, Texas. The Dallas Cowboys are part owners of Complexity Gaming, which is why the gaming headquarters is located on their campus.
Outside of COVID-19, the GameStop Performance Center is open to guests whenever Complexity’s teams are not practicing. It features several different training rooms and a Miller Lite Player lounge for players to decompress. Since 100 Thieves will be spending several weekends here, they should have everything they need to succeed.
