RF455-070, RF455-071, RF455-072, RF455-073: Chip war race rules. Holy stones and the keeper are immune to their own race, mining during the war needs the war's ticket (won by breaking the stone), and the race buff goes live at the right phase.
RF455-081: Repeatable quests. Daily quests come back after their cooldown, and a chained quest is not held back by its own group's cooldown. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-074: Siege kits. A kit's effects apply while transformed and come off on release, death or wear-out, and its level limit and attack range are enforced. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-075: MAU area attacks. Catapult arms hit every enemy in their cone instead of only the target. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-076, RF455-077: Animus growth. An animus levels past 50, pays its FP upkeep from its master, and a Communion Crystal adds a share of the master's Force ATK to its hits.
RF455-093, RF455-095: Class skill effects. Revive, repair, taunt, flash-bang, life leach, party heal, escape, recall, defence gauge, draining and detonate do what they say, and Stone Curse, Feign Death, Force Shield, Entangle and Dulling now work.
RF455-086: Buff vendors. The NPC buff vendors stand on every map, channel copies included. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-084, RF455-085: Premium rewards. Login rentals, hourly time tickets and the Hero coupon pay out, and Magnetic Jade picks up loot on its own.
RF455-091: Removing a buff. Right-clicking a buff ends it. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-079: Stacks of 200. Items stack to 200 everywhere the client allows it: pickup, bag, bank, mining, combining, the cash shop and the auction house. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-078: Patron crystals. Novajan monsters drop the three Patron crystals. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-082, RF455-083, RF455-089: Leaders and council. Council seats and the leader mark show on characters, and leader wave skills reach allies.
RF455-094: Restriction states. Stealth, stuns and other restrictions block exactly the attacks, skills, forces and movement they should. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-096: Cast delays. Booster, Refresh, Mount and every other skill and force wait out the delay the client shows. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-067: PvP order view. Daily kills and deaths are kept, temporary points convert at midnight, and the chip war's keeper kill counts. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-066: Radar. The radar's sweep finds other races and boss monsters. Reported by cybercyber.
MAU range and delay. MAU attacks respect their range and attack delay.
Stuns. A stunned player cannot attack, cast, move or drink potions.
RF455-031, RF455-063, RF455-064: Quest page crash. The client crashed on collection and starter quests; it no longer does, and each race gets its own level 57-70 quests.
RF455-092, RF455-097: Class skill attacks. A class skill hit with the stats of an unrelated general skill and showed the wrong name; it uses its own.
RF455-065: Revive. Reviving showed the wrong HP, FP and SP; it shows the right values. Reported by ImI.
RF455-088: Cash shop prices. Buying from the cash shop failed with a price mismatch; the server now prices the catalogue the Taiwan client loads. Reported by BlaBlaName.
RF455-087: Account grade. Every new character was given the developer grade; players get the ordinary grade. Reported by BlaBlaName.
RF455-068: Siege mode on death. Dying left the character stuck in siege mode; it ends it. Reported by cybercyber.
RF455-069: Item hotkeys. Item hotkeys pointed at the wrong item after a relog once the item had moved; they follow their item. Reported by cybercyber.
Switching characters. A second character selected on the same login carried the first one's effects; it starts with its own.
Mail attachments. Gear and animus arrived incomplete in the post; they arrive whole, and an over-stack is refused.
Bullets. Weapons that take no ammunition used up bullets; only guns and launchers do.