Just watching the AdeptiCon stream and noticed during one of the first two games on the table with the players using card holders, the right hand player puts a red and a blue token over two of the cards. Anyone know the significance of that? Link to just before they're placed.

https://youtu.be/PP1-kVND710?t=8243

I was thinking it may be something to do with cards that can be exhausted to signify when a card would usually be turned on its side?

Regardless of whether that's what the tokens represent, what are people planning to do for the cards that can be turned over with a different weapon on the reverse? Short of having two copies of the card and placing a token to cover up the one that's not active, that feels like a trickier one to deal with, especially if you need to reference the other side of the card.

Those are the veto tokens I made at LVO. They don’t have a true use, but some people have used them to mark what cards they wish to veto, or mark exhausted cards (blue is good, red is used).

Just turn the cards so they’re horizontal instead of vertical to show they’ve been used!

I.E., it’s an unofficial component that’s a stand in for whatever you need it to be