Massively: "For those players left to enjoy Tabula Rasa in its final months, NCsoft has remained diligent about keeping up with quality content. The most recent game update, Deployment 15, has now hit the Public Test Server and brings with it many features that players have been looking forward to for a while now.
Massively writes: "Last week we spoke very briefly with NCsoft's Director of Public Relations David Swofford about the company's decision to close Tabula Rasa. He reiterated the basic statement we heard from several sources surrounding the call: this was all about the bottom line."
With NCSoft slowing sinking, teams being laid off, Richard Garriott himself exiting the company, it should come as no surprise that another round of lay-offs have rippled through the company.
Richard Garriott Leaves NCsoft Richard "Lord British" Garriott, the Ultima designer and recent space tourist, has announced that he will be leaving Tabula Rasa developer NCsoft to pursue new interests.
Massively: "The Server vs. Server War in Tabula Rasa is ready for this month's installment, as the PlanetTR folks get ready for what has quickly become one of their largest events. As with last month's server war, this one will follow the same rules, although this time Pegasus will join forces with Cassiopeia to battle those in Orion and Centaurus."
You may be reading that title up there and thinking that's a typo -- like 1UP must have forgotten a zero or something. And you'd be right, 1UP did forget something: not to round up.
Eurogamer is reporting that Richard Garriott's struggling MMO Tabula Rasa's upcoming expansion will include a revamped FPS camera, along with scope and cockpit views, and new weapons like rocket launchers - as well as Earth.
After an alien attack led the Logos-receptive humans to find safety in other planets, the fate of the home planet was grim. It was rumored that Earth had been completely destroyed by the Bane, and that's what they came to accept after all this time. Yet, new research has discovered that those rumors were wrong. Not only is Earth still alive, but there are humans there left to save.
Amy Crider writes:
What are the milestones that signify humanity's most important achievements? From penicillin to George Carlin to The American Civil Rights Movement, users have weighed in on an online poll inspired by Tabula Rasa's Operation Immortality. The results of the polls are among the many digitized items stored on the "Immortality Drive" that will be taken to space by game designer Richard Garriott, who travels to the International Space Station (ISS) on Oct.12.