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Elimination Rounds-Impending Disaster?
Ok this is my only complaint with this year's game however it is a major one. The elimination rounds being the highest score out of two matches I believe is not the best way of determining who is the more deserving team. I don't see why we couldn't stick with the best two out of three. So basically what is happening now is two alliances evenly matched face off and because of a malfunctioned part for one game that allowed the other alliance to run "amok" and ring up the score moves another alliance on. Somebody please try to make some sort of reasoning with me on this because I'm failing to see how this system is justifible.
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