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Re: What do you think about <G14> in eliminations?
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Originally Posted by Cory
I dislike G14 no matter when it is applied, but if it's going to be applied in the elims I'd have made all G14 violations reset at the end of each round of the elims.
ie: you beat the tar out of your opponent 150-40 in QF1-3. You do not get penalized for SF1-1.
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FIRST Q&A says the ONLY matches where <G14> cannot be applied are the first match and the surrogate match. The <G14> cell modification rule even extends from qualification into the elimination matches!
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