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It is a new player that shows so he should obviously be allowed to sub in for anyone that's in the game as long as it is same team, same sqaud etc and the person hasn't played in that game yet. The "obvious" here isn't so obvious...so what if he's a new player? There's no practical difference betwe...

Another question is with regards to exhibition games like the prac matches we've had already. Since anyone
can play and it doesn't check squads, there's the possibility that someone could play 10 deaths on one team
and then sub in on a different team. Should this not be allowed as well?

Yes, Beastie + Makron + kemi would be guaranteed winners if they played at the same time. But Makron + Johnny + Jesster would not stand a chance if they all played together. However, Makron alone could stand a chance if he had his 30 deaths. There could be horrible abuse as well. Let's say Big-F ke...

What you're saying is no different from this hypothetical situation: Suppose a team of makron, beastie, and...say kemi, show up. They first ONLY play makron. He uses his 10 deaths. Then they play ONLY beastie. He uses his 10 deaths. Then they play kemi. That's NO DIFFERENT from makron just playing 3...

Perhaps, though I'm not sure that's really a statement about the system so much as it's a statement about the state of our teams...I mean, if a guy can solo and get more kills than a team of 3...doesn't he kind of deserve to win??

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As if 1 guy could even come close to as many kills as a team of 3. It would be 1v3v3v3v...

Given how our showups have gone in the past, this could be a real issue if we don't allow someone to sub even if he's had his 10 deaths already.

There's a complication. Suppose a team shows with 3, and one person gets KOd. Then suppose one teammate lags out and doesn't return. You're saying that the KOd guy shouldn't be allowed to sub?

Anything you do repeatedly is for the goal of getting better at it. That's not an objective. You get better at rowing by going to the gym and using the machine all the time. You get better at fighting by getting into bar room brawls all the time. You get better at lighting your farts the more you t...