At the end of the match, with tensions high, words were exchanged and Aches pushed Nadeshot. The team lost to OpTic Gaming in the finals, however the match was somewhat overshadowed after an altercation between Aches and Nadeshot. Following the win, they went on to place 2nd at UMG Chicago. Complexity started well, winning the first online tournament of the season, Frag Cup IV. Crimsix had previously played competitive Call of Duty during Call of Duty 4, but had moved to Halo for the previous years. There was more competitive support than any previous title, and for the new season Aches, along with TeePee and FEARS, decided to join compLexity, and added Crimsix. The release of Black Ops 2 was highly anticipated within the community, and for good reason. He did not compete at anymore major events for the rest of the game. This was the worst LAN performance to date for Aches, although it was with a pick up team rather than a set roster.
The team went under the name Leverage and finished poorly in 8th place. The team consisted of himself and Teepee, along with 2 pick ups - John and Nadeshot. Aches did attend one event in the UK this year - EGL 8. Many of the pro players decided to take this year off with no major tournaments in America to play in. However, with no real support from the developers and the tools necessary for proper LAN events not really there, the game was not picked up by MLG to be on the circuit. With the success of Black Ops 1, the scene was expecting to continue to grow in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. Unfortunately, however, they were not able to replicate the success of the roster from the beginning of the season, as they finished in 5th and 6th respectively at the last two events of the year. To fill the gap, Aches decided to bring back FEARS to the team. Following this event, Proofy decided to go back to OpTic Gaming.
The team would stay together for MLG Columbus as well, however, their performance was rather poor, finishing in 6th. Aches felt this team was stronger and was vindicated when the team took 1st place at MLG Anaheim. However, they weren't able to replicate the same performance at MLG Columbus, placing 4th despite the same roster.įollowing this 4th place performance, which Aches considered disappointing, he decided the team needed a change and replaced Bobby with Proofy. They once again took the win, proving to be a dominant team. Despite the win, Aches felt the team could get even better, replacing FEARS with Scump going into the first major LAN event of the season, MLG Dallas. The tournament was played online and netted them a split of $10,000 for taking first. The team won the first tournament of the new game, the MLG $25K. Along with Teepee, Aches recruited Bobby and FEARS to the team going into the new game. Upon the release of Black Ops, Aches kept the team name of Leverage, however they came under the sponsorship of Quantic, thus creating Quantic LeveraGe. Aches took home a share of the $6,000 his team received. This roster would go into MLG National Championship 2010 and finish a very impressive 2nd place. Following that event the roster had a bit of a make over with Miles and Juhgee replacing Fatalize and Carnage.
They would team up with Fatalize and Carnage for their first big tournament, the MLG Online National Championship. His first major team was Leverage where he began his partnership with longtime teammate, TeePee.
However it was during Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 that he began competing at major events. ACHES started playing during Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
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