this is just like any sport, youll see athletes taking enhancements to hit more home runs its inevitable. but with the bad press they get out of it, im surprised people in the community that cheat and get hated on dont feel bad about. there will always be a loop hole in something. food for thought, why not go after the companies that help users cheat? they are the ones giving out modded hardware... why not do a 30 day ban or 3 month ban from the community if they decide to get involved with cheating? along with competitor rules, there also need to be internal rules. some sort of ethics need to be involved. that is a true test of a manufactures quality. i stand by my products stock. theyll perform out of the box.

on the other hand if users decide to mod them, i think thats their own skill. within our tournament details, ive been working on a ROG rule book for our events that clearly define rules and scenarios. basically restricting what you can and cant do. obviously online would be a bit hard, but at a live event, you can tell if a card is modded or not.