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To the game this looks like nothing more than separate geometry, so it's functionally impossible to control.
Complexity is also very difficult to define. I can make a few microcontrollers that will absolutely murder any server, but this will never look as a complex or a big vehicle. If that doesn't work, i could always make a boat made of nothing but lights, or interconnected physics gubbins because it's "cool". If someone wants to circumvent those system, there's always a way.