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The final patch in the Sandstorm series, 1.36, is slated to go live tomorrow, August 12th. You can find the complete patch notes here.

Some highlights: lots of AvA changes, consumables removed from PvP, balance changes for weapons and offhands, and an increase on the daily and bank token caps.

The second installment of the Sandstorm series of patches has been on the PTS for just under 3 weeks, and is now going live! It will be deployed to the live servers tomorrow, July 22nd. You can read the patch nodes here.

The second portion of the Sandstorm patch, officially version number 1.35, is now live on the Public Test Server. Testing will be occurring during the weekend and then over additional subsequent weekends. For the official announcement, see here; for details on the changes, look here.

Hi-Rez Studios recently announced that Global Agenda will be moving from the previously anticipated optional-subscription model to a subscription-free model with optional paid expansions down the line (think Guild Wars). The first upcoming expansion, Sandstorm, will be free to all players. For more details, see here.

Hi-Rez Studios has been in attendance at E3, and among other things, they've taken the time to sit down with a representative from Massively.com to talk about the future of Global Agenda. Take a look at the interview and it's wide-ranging topics here.

It's official: the Sandstorm Phase I patch is hitting the live servers tomorrow, June 3rd. The patch includes a revamped AvA system, new weapons, newly opened stores in Dome City, new PvE modes and maps, new PvP maps, the ability to re-make your character's looks, and many other new improvements.

The full patch notes are available here - check them out to see exactly what will be changing.

The folks at Hi-Rez Studios have put together another dev blog - this time in video form, to talk about upcoming things in Global Agenda including epic melee weapons, endgame devices, and more. With contributions from Todd Harris, Mick Larkins, Daniel Lilleberg, and many other members of the team, there's plenty of perspective on the cool new things in GA's future.