Starbound Entertainment has posted a fresh round of fixes for Once Human version 3.1.1, scheduled to roll out on October 27. The developer expects the fixes to be in place by 05:00 PT, though it notes that the actual completion time could shift. The list is short, but a few of the entries deal with problems that could cost players items or resources, so it is worth a quick look.
Base building and trading fixes
The most notable fix concerns vending machines. In certain situations, withdrawing goods from a vending machine shelf could also pull out items players had not selected. For anyone running a shop out of their territory, that kind of bug can quietly scramble stock, so it is good to see it addressed.
Mobile players also get some relief. Territory design layouts could not be interacted with on mobile devices, which made saved base designs hard to use on phones and tablets. That should now work as intended.
The other building-related fixes cover:
- Advanced Trawl: the structure had trouble snapping into place, which should now be fixed.
- Drilling Well: it could fail to start gathering right away after being placed in a crude oil area.
- Crashes: an unspecified issue that caused Once Human to crash in certain situations has been resolved.
Isles of Abyss changes
Two fixes focus on the Isles of Abyss content. In Isles of Abyss: RaidZone, some Alpha Elite enemies had abnormal respawn times. Players farming these enemies may have noticed them coming back on an unusual schedule, and that behaviour should now be corrected.
The second fix applies to the third Haywire Zone in Isles of Abyss. Changes in the Black Tide event status could stop automatic gathering facilities from producing Polluted Water and Stardust Ore properly. If your production lines in that zone seemed to stall, this was likely the cause, and it should be resolved once the update is live.
What players should do
No action seems to be needed on the player side beyond checking that the fixes have landed after 05:00 PT. Shop owners may want to double-check their vending machine inventories, and anyone relying on automated gathering in the third Haywire Zone should keep an eye on output after the update to confirm production is back to normal.
The full list of fixes is available in the official announcement on Steam.
Source: Once Human official news.
