Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa Feedback Friday for 11/30 |
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Ok, boy and girls, it's time for Richard Garriott's Tabula Rasa Feedback Friday for November 30. This week's update is pretty hefty with discussions on Military Surplus vendors, clan war resurrection clarifications, new emotes, and more. It looks like the developers from NCsoft have been burning the midnight oil with all the changes they've been working on.Players have been asking where the Military Surplus vendors are. Apparently, the developers haven't added it in yet since there are still a few item and credit issues that have to be fixed but you can expect it to hit the servers soon.
Currently, players cannot resurrect characters involved in a clan war. This was originally done to prevent a possible clan war exploit of having outside healers. However, since it may cause problems in an instance, the developers are now considering adding a PvP Combat Timer which recognizes if a character is in PvP or PvE combat.
Gamers will be happy to know that some new emotes should be heading their way. Players who have been playing for a month will be getting the veteran rewards emote package including /jumpforjoy, /defeat, and /stomp. Members of the Roleplay Community will be glad to know that the developers have been listening to their requests and have decided to add /sit and /liedown to the selection of available emotes.
Want to see the full Feedback Friday entry for November 30? You can find it by heading to the official website through our Via link.
1 Jumps No level-up system for APB
1 Jumps Team Fortress 2 Free Weekend
1 Jumps Play World of Warcraft Offline
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