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Table Techs are a collection of Items & Synergies that activate when a table is flipped. Currently, there are 8 Table Tech items and 4 synergies (these synergies are known as "Hidden Techs").

Table Tech Effect (when a table is flipped)

Table Tech Blanks
The table creates a blank.

Table Tech Rocket
The table rockets in one direction, dealing damage and exploding when it hits a wall.

Table Tech Sight
Slows down time and triples bullets.

Table Tech Shotgun
Blasts out a large spread of shotgun bullets that home in on nearby enemies.

Table Tech Money
Flips all tables in a room the same direction the initial one was flipped, each spewing out 1-3 casings.

Table Tech Stun
All enemies within a small radius get stunned.

Table Tech Heat
Activates an effect similar to the Teapot's reload.

Table Tech Rage
Activates an effect identical to the Enraging Photo.
Hidden Tech Bees Bees replace every bullet that gets blanked.
Hidden Tech Big Shotgun The bullets are identical to Big Shotgun bullets.
Hidden Tech Flare The area of the heat triples and ignites enemies with green fire.
Hidden Tech Time Briefly stops time instead of slowing it down.

Notes[]

Trivia[]

  • Every regular Table Tech is apparently a chapter of a "Tabla Sutra", a book for learning "Flipjitsu" — a joke on the supposed complexities and verboseness of jujitsu teachings, as well as a reference to the Kama Sutra, which teaches a wide range of sexual positions.
    • Chapter 1: And when a table is masterfully flipped, what a most magnificent sight! Surely all who witness the flip of a true master can only stand transfixed, agog. (Stun)
    • Chapter 2: When a table is flipped, does it not feel anger? Does it not feel rage? Understand that feeling, and when you flip the table, be yourself flipped. (Rage)
    • Chapter 3: And in flipping the table, we are bettered. He who knows the table knows himself. (Sight)
    • Chapter 4: A clear table leads to a clear mind. (Blanks)
    • Chapter 5: A poor man sells tables. A rich man buys tables. The wise man flips tables, and cares not for mundane possessions of the physical world. In this way, he becomes truly wealthy. (Money)
    • Chapter 6: In flipping, there is both a momentary creation and a permanent destruction. Both should be cherished. (Shotgun)
    • Final chapter: [scorched and illegible] (Rocket)
    • Appendix E: Time is the fire in which we burn. Tables are but embers of the past. (Heat)
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