Every time I step into a new arena I draw my own scorecard, set the time limits and decide which weapons are allowed, just like a chess master picking a board. If I’m the referee I enforce the rules; if I’m a player I’m the only one who counts a cheating move as a loss. Honor for me is not a badge, it’s the silence after a fair bout—knowing that every strike was earned, every dodge was respect, and no one left the field with a tainted record. In a digital arena that means no hacks, no hidden cheats, and the same respect for your hardware that I give to a well‑made headset. That’s how I keep the tournament real.