Have you seen the latest Feedback Friday post? There's a bunch of interesting stuff again on Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa. Emphasized this week was the fixing of a lot of little issues and an explanation by the admin on the value of drops and the correlation of their colors to their properties. See the full article for the details.

Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa's last patch was able to deal with a handful of issues, but one side effect made all the good fixes pale in comparison: Prices of repair costs became insanely high, leaving players who were trying to save up in funds wailing in distress. A new patch is out to reverse this and we've got the changelog in the detailed version.

Some of you have probably encountered bugs in Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa from NCSoft and a lot of them have been reported and addressed. However, the fight is not over because some glitches remain at large. With the help of users tipping them off, NCSoft was able to nail the weapon-switching bug. Combat should be more efficient than ever with the new fix applied.

Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa from NCsoft has been out for weeks now and MMORPG fans are loving every bit of it. To enhance the gaming experience in this expansive new world, players were pulled from the Centaurus Server this week to seed it with data. A lot of changes have taken place in the test server lately. The Military Surplus stores are now in key locations to supply you with goodies. More in store at the full article.

As the first week of NCsoft's new massively multiplayer online RPG Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa winds down, the official Tabula Rasa site rolled out Feedback Friday where important comments and suggestions were highlighted and answered by the developers themselves. Useful information on plans about early bugs, Collector's Edition freebies, and much more were discussed to shed light to subscribers.

The full story follows at the full article!

If last week's boatload of game releases knocked your socks off, this week's batch won't give you a chance to put them back on. We're approaching the big holiday rush as we enter November, and the quantity of game launches is continually picking up.

This week's sizable On Shelves cast features a diverse class of wallet-busters. Heading them is the anticipated debut of NC Soft's MMORPG Richard Garriot's Tabula Rasa.

Other heavy hitters such as Activision's Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock, NIS America's Disgaea: Afternoon of Darkness and Sierra Entertainment's TimeShift are also in the house. There's plenty more in store, so dig right in and try not to go crazy deciding which ones to buy first!

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock. The long-awaited showdown between you and the brightest icons of rock history has finally arrived, and you better bring your A-game because Slash, Bret Michaels, John Frusciante are all looking to shred you to bits. Re-live classic tracks with your meanest riffs and bring the house down on the biggest venues.

• Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii- October 28
• US$ 99.99 (Xbox 360, PS3), US$ 89.99 (Wii)
• ESRB T (Teen)
• Activision

Manhunt 2. With revisions made, Rockstar Games finally releases their latest offering. An experiment at a secret facility has gone terribly wrong and you're the product of that demented effort. The Pickman Project's forces are now after you to cover up the truth and bury your secrets. Using a mix of stealth and brutality, you'll have to take back what science has robbed you of.

• Sony PlayStation Portable- October 29, Nintendo Wii- October 31
• US$ 29.99 (PSP), US$ 39.99 (Wii)
• ESRB M (Mature)
• Rockstar Games

Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa. NC Soft unleashes its latest high-profile massively-multiplayer online (MMO) RPG this week. Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa features a wide array of races and career paths to choose from, martial arts-inspired combat moves, customizable weapons, and a horde of diverse monsters to slaughter. Solo or team-based player versus player combat is available to accommodate those who want to fight as lone wolves or stick with the brood. Prepare to be lost for a long, long time in the world of Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa.

• PC- October 30
• US$ 69.99
• ESRB T (Teen)
• NC Soft

Buy: [Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PC)]
Buy: [Manhunt 2 (Wii, PSP)]
Buy: [Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa]

*Article originally posted Oct 29, 2007 at 01:14AM

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The official website for Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa has announced that the final Beta patch is due out soon to herald a myriad of changes for the upcoming massively multiplayer online (MMO) RPG. If you're not familiar with this upcoming NCsoft title, Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa was developed by the creators of the monumental Ultima Online MMORPG franchise, and it tells the story of humanity's last stand against an evil alien race known as The Bane.

Tweaks in enemy damage, NPC mechanics, balancing and bug fixes mostly comprise the adjustments to be made by the final Beta patch. Here's the complete changelog:

• The Injection Guns used by Phanin Researchers, Phanin Scientists, Phanin Engineers, and Phanin Bioengineers now do significantly less damage, and have a slower rate of fire.
  
• Control Point Charon's Crossing: NPC's make a run for the waypoint when assault bane spawn.
  
• Fixed TOO bug across all TOO missions on branch/trunk that would prevent Operations objective from completing if player had already completed the required missions.
  
• • Increase cap on ingore list from 10 to 50.
  
• Increase cap on friend list from 20 to 200.
  
• Added counter to friend and ignore list.
  
• Fixed bug where no player message is sent when friend/ignore list is full.
  
• Howling Maw Mission – Electrician’s Charge: The Thrax Machina named The Electrician now drops his Control Chip properly when killed.
• Howling Maw Mission – Curtain Call: Placing detonator on second Fuel Processing Pump now registers in the mission objective once detonated.
• Howling Maw – Players will now spawn properly in the Gangus Outpost Hospital.
  
• Howling Maw – Players can now acquire the Dia Uyona Hospital.
  
• Fixed Bug with Explosive Reinforcements in Quasso Station.
  

See the rest of the Tabula Rasa patch changes at the full article.