Basically, a couple of Star Citizen devs decided to show off and play the game’s latest internal build during a live stream, completely unscripted. What could possibly go wrong.
Unsurprisingly, this build turned out to be a frustratingly broken mess. 
The way these devs interacted gives you the impression that they hate each other, the game, and life in general. 
That’s understandable when you’re working on Chris Roberts’ delusions under his infamously tender care.
Then one of their bosses walks in, and says to the guy who came up with the idea of doing a live stream, to “wrap it up, it was your idea”, essentially backstabbing him after he helped promote the whole thing earlier. 
Oh, after this stream they made another 900k in only 2 days, because of course. The dream never dies. More money will surely fix this. 
Many of them are very definitely not tournament legal out of the box
That said you can temporarily fix pringling with humidity control and then double sleeving usually prevents them from pringling that badly again
It’s just caused by a difference in humidity between where the card was manufactured and where it currently is, so if you happen to live in the same climate as the factory it basically doesn’t happen at all. Of course you can solve it like Riftbound does, which means making cards really thick and stiff, which is awesome and they look and feel great, but I think it’s more expensive to make them