Drug use in competitions games

The drugs used in competitions in games to improve performance and reflexes is known as “doping” in sport. An interview the director of the World Cyber Games Tournament, Alex Walker, cited cases of doping among players of video games tournaments.

Gameplay has brought to light an interview conducted six pages Alex Walker in which demonstrates the use of drugs to improve their performance in competitions and tournament games.

“I know many people who took drugs during games but is not directly related to the game. It is more a trend group. There is a group of people together, and added a drug exceed the limits.”

I have seen players in national tournaments arriving drugged to play better. In many cases they did [...] In a tournament a player took amphetamines an hour before his departure to improve his reflexes, his team ended up losing the match, but had a positive impact since his performance helped his team to win one of the three maps.”