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Tabula Rasa Beta Signups
[Jan 05, 2007, 8:35 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments

The Tabula Rasa Website is now accepting sign-ups for beta testing of Destination Games' and NCsoft's upcoming MMORPG (thanks FiringSquad), though there's no word on when this testing is to commence. Word is:

Destination Games and NCsoft are looking for a few good testers – and now is the time to enlist for the early rounds of Tabula Rasa beta testing. We will be selecting testers based on system specifications, game experience, location, and date submitted. Please note that processing your beta application will take some time and we have a limited number of beta slots available. Closed beta slots are limited to players over the age of 18 and require acceptance of a Non-Disclosure legal agreement.

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Re: Signed Up
Jan 6, 2007, 15:26

Jerykk

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Re: Signed Up Jan 6, 2007, 15:26

Jan 6, 2007, 15:26

Jerykk

Haha that's funny, Jerykk. I could've repeated the same spiel about your favorite game Oblivion!

My favorite SP game is Deus Ex, not Oblivion. Oblivion is good fun, though it lacks in the choice department. More of an action-adventure game than an RPG.

Funny, you say that about every game in every genre, and you cite the same problems in every instance. There is no penultimate game which shatters genres and gets absolutely everything right.

Ah, the joys of hyperbole. Since when do I criticize every game in every genre? There are only three genres that I have commonly berated and those are: traditional adventure games, turn-based single-player games (RPGs to be specific) and of course, MMOs. I loathe D&D as well, though that's a setting, not a genre.

And I don't expect any game to do everything right. Perfection is unattainable. However, I do expect a game that charges me a monthly fee to do many things well, which MMOs simply don't. People complain about getting shafted by episodic games but in my view, MMOs are the biggest ripoff ever.

This comment was edited on Jan 6, 15:37.