In the ever-evolving world of Once Human, version 2.1.0 rolled out with a wave of fixes and community-driven adjustments. The development team has been burning the midnight oil, gathering feedback and squashing bugs left and right. Whether you're a seasoned Meta-Human or a fresh face in the wasteland, these changes are designed to keep your journey smooth and fair. And if you ever hit a snag, the team has made it dead simple to report issues—no sweat. Here's the lowdown on what's changed and how to get help when you need it.
How to Report Issues: PC and Mobile
Players who encounter bugs or glitches can reach out through in-game channels. On PC, just open the ESC menu, head to Feedback & Customer Support, and select Bug Report to submit your issue. On mobile, tap the menu button in the upper right corner, then the headphone icon in the sidebar, choose Customer Support, and finally Bug Report. Easy peasy. If you're offline or prefer email, you can also drop a line to the official support address: [email protected]. The team promises to investigate as soon as your message lands. Talk about having your back.
Key Fixes and Changes in 2.1.0
The update addresses a laundry list of community concerns. Here's a quick rundown of the most notable fixes:
| # | Fix Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Fixed an issue in The Way of Winter where tasks related to the Chaosweaver were not counting correctly. |
| 2 | Fixed a display issue in Prismverse's Clash where the progress screen appeared incorrectly on permanent servers. |
| 3 | Fixed an issue where some Meta-Humans spawned at wrong locations in RaidZone Mode. |
| 4 | Fixed a rare issue where territories were unexpectedly removed after Meta-Humans entered a permanent server. |
| 5 | Reopened the Deviation Securement Silo claim portal for the Dream Pop event (see below). |
| 6 | Fixed a rare issue where the screen would stutter during login. |
| 7 | Fixed an issue in RaidZone Mode where tamed animals had abnormal stats. |
| 8 | Fixed an issue where the Rosetta Bruiser would deal abnormal damage. |
| 9 | Fixed an issue where server tags displayed incorrectly in RaidZone Mode. |
| 10 | Fixed an exploit in Endless Dream where Meta-Humans could get the first Eternal Dreamer kill reward by switching servers. |
Each of these fixes tackles a specific pain point. For instance, the Chaosweaver task bug in The Way of Winter had been driving players up the wall—now it's sorted. The RaidZone Mode spawn and stat issues are also history, so your tamed animals won't be acting wonky anymore. And the Rosetta Bruiser's abnormal damage? That's been put to bed. No more cheap shots from that hunk of metal.
Dream Pop Deviation Reclaim Window
Some Meta-Humans reported unclaimed Deviations in the Dream Pop event's Securement Silo. To thank the community for its enthusiastic participation, the claim portal for the Deviation Securement Silo reopened from 6:00 on August 7 to 6:00 on August 13 (Server Time). If you haven't claimed all your Deviations yet, this is your window—don't let it slip through your fingers. The team is clearly listening, and this gesture is a nice bit of goodwill.
Fair Play and Exploit Crackdown
The developers are dead serious about keeping the game fair. The Endless Dream exploit—where players could snag the first Eternal Dreamer kill reward by hopping servers—has been fixed. Going forward, you won't receive that reward if the Eternal Dreamer on the destination server has already been defeated. Details on recovery and penalties for violating accounts will be disclosed in a future announcement. The message is loud and clear: cheating is a no-go. The team remains committed to a level playing field and will take serious action against anyone exploiting bugs. So play straight, and everyone wins.
What This Means for Players in 2026
As of 2026, these fixes from version 2.1.0 remain foundational to the Once Human experience. The reporting channels are still active, and the lessons learned from the Endless Dream exploit have shaped a more robust anti-cheat approach. The community's feedback loop is stronger than ever, and the developers continue to iterate. Whether you're grinding through The Way of Winter or diving into RaidZone Mode, the game is in a better place thanks to these patches. So get out there, survive the wasteland, and remember: if something goes sideways, the support team is just a few clicks away. Keep your chin up, Meta-Human—the future looks bright.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support! — Once Human Development Team
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