[@LeeRoy] Do better than you did with Virtuoso.  At least, if you intend to challenge me within my own tier again.  Hm hm, fine enthusiasm however!  That is indeed the spirit.

[@Albatross City] Such things are holdovers from the original sheets the characters were converted from.  Had Mobius not flipped schitts over the lot of us being powergaming chumps trying to steal his money (as if any of us believed he was going to actually be paying us if we won anyways), I have no doubt such immunities would've complied with the 'resistance' rules declared within the tournament.  La Maquina's own resistances were culled from her original sheet for a reason.  

It's my view that over-fussy profile acceptance processes pre-tournament are an aggravating waste of time - ensure the sheet is written in a way that the player's intent to comply with the spirit of the tournament is clear, move on, then punish transgressions in-match with points off in judgment.  For one, it allows an event to get rolling much more quickly and smoothly.  For two, it offers an opportunity for a player to polish their Underdog skills, rolling with whatever breach is occurring if possible and in the doing score major points with any competent judge.  Players who break the spirit of a competition in order to try and win within technicalities of the letter of said competition should not advance regardless of their lawyering ways.

That is, after all, a disgrace to their masks.