Eye of Judgment Can't See All

   I was quite interested to see a game liek this when it debuted at E3 last year, however with the recent updates it seems to be quite intensive.  I mean the stand and everything seems a bit of a clunky setup. 

   The thing I want to know now is, woulod it not be simple to cheat.  Now of course I woldn't, bt if you are playing a person in an online tournament, who's to say that they aren't just rifeling through their deck and picking the cards they want.

I will be interested to see what kind of systmes, if any, they have in place.  But at the same time, responding to Garryth, if you have a really luck day, and things go right, I know a bunch of people would just as soon call you a cheater out of frustration.W3dotCOM

I will be interested to see what kind of systmes, if any, they have in place. But at the same time, responding to Garryth, if you have a really luck day, and things go right, I know a bunch of people would just as soon call you a cheater out of frustration.W3dotCOM

maybe they will have a wieght system on the mat that is coded in

so tampering would be much more diffiuclt 

Before you begin you have to register the cards you are going to use. Its already been mentioned by the devs.teebeenz

Before you begin you have to register the cards you are going to use. Its already been mentioned by the devs.teebeenz

I didn't read up on this game, and as I soon as I saw the topic, this ^^^ was the first thing that came to my mind through common sense. 

If they have it setup where the deck sits in such a spot that the other player can see it then there is little threat of tmapering with the deck after it has been shuffled assuming the person actually shuffled it. Honestly though after hearing you have to register the deck I think it would be fairly simple to have the game draw your cards. The only problem with this solution although it would work is that you would be digging through your deck trying to find the correct card all the time. Even then if you have two of the same card and they have some sort of seperate serial number or something (dont know if they do but they might who knows) then you would have to go even further and make sure you grab the correct specific fireball card or whatever.

Im sure they will find a way to prevent cheating there are many simple solutions out their besides mine.

Depending on the rules and mechanics of gameplay, and the sensitivity of the Eye, it might be harder to cheat than you think. Imagine all cards in play for a round need be visible to the Eye, face down. Cards could be identifiable to the human eye on the face side and identifiable to the Eye on both face and back side. This way the Eye can "lock" currently played cards. If one is switched during a round it can tell and mark it as unplayable.emitsu97

Yeah that seems more logical to me. I'm pretty sure they took that matter into consideration. The cards are loaded with data, so why would it be only on 1 side? In order to start the game, your cards have to be in a certain place. If you move or shuffle through the cards to cheat, the other player automaticly wins. Cause you would have to move them out of it's spot obviously. I wonder what kind of signal the thing gives out to make the cards deflect it.

dudes is it worth buying a ps3
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Well, if you want state of the art concepts for games, it doesnt get any better than Augmented Realityteebeenz

From the videos I've seen of Augmented Reality it's marketed as something for companies to buy and implement in their own specific ways.  This game actually looks like a version of it. 

I wonder what kind of signal the thing gives out to make the cards deflect it. Denji

every box comes with the game disc, a camera, a stand, a playing mat, 30 cards, 1 booster with 8 random cards and your personal 'rules enforcer' in form of a bulky, Mexican wrestler who will leap onto you whenever you try to cheat.BenderUnit22

Sold!  I want the collectable Mexican wrestler!!