#tteamwork

[yu-yu-hakusho-rpg]

Ally Immunity (Modification)

A modification that makes it so that all multiple target effects that the Technique has will ignore the user's allies.

Modification

Requirement: [N/A]

This modification makes it so that all multiple target effects that the Technique has will ignore the user's allies. All effects are ignored; the Technique cannot be made to allow some effects to apply and not others, unless they acquire the Selective Immunity upgrade.

Upgrade

1 point:

Selective Immunity: If the Technique has multiple effects, the user has a choice over which effects do affect their allies and which do not.

[deliciumic]

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Teamwork makes the dreamwork ❤ thank you for another amazing year together #DeliciuMic #tteamwork

[ajohnny]

I remember someone complaining, not unfairly, that Factory Floor lost their edge when they signed to DFA. The LP's tame mastering took all of the bite out of a sound marked by overdriven square waves and clattering percussion. Even more disappointing was their apparently loss of faith in austerity; it's as though someone decided the music wouldn't win a broader audience unless it were shored up by the hi-hat-heavy drum-kit shuffle that turns any track into dance-rock. Which is fine, if that's what you're into, but that sound is such a huge wash -- to me it rarely reads as anything but a watered-down version of whatever it could have been.

That's why I'm loath to get excited about Technology+Teamwork. Because they remind me of FF, I can't help but feel ambivalent about them. The original mix of their first single is a little chilly, but isn't able to commit to full-on coldness (that damn nu-disco percussion is such a neutralizer). Joe Goddard's remix is what I wish the single sounded like. (And I mean, for the most part all he's doing is using synth and hi-hat super sparingly. It makes a world of difference.)