After the v2.3.7 update, we added the Feedback Hot Charts section to the Once Human Feedback Platform, listing recent popular requests from the community. After logging in to the Feedback Platform, you can like the feedback you support and dislike any feedback you disagree with. The Feedback Hot Charts will display the likes and dislikes of each piece of feedback in real time, and our development team will reference it when deciding on future development priorities. (Feedback Platform link: Once Human Feedback Platform)
With each version update, the Feedback Hot Charts will also be updated, after which we will announce our optimization plans and progress for issues that charted during the previous cycle. Your suggestions are important to us, and we hope the Feedback Hot Charts will help us communicate and share our development plans and progress more openly.
Today is the release day of the 11th Meta Hotline! As of October 21, the Feedback Hot Charts standings are as follows:
Thank you all for taking part. Every piece of feedback, every like, and every dislike helps the dev team better understand which needs matter most from the player perspective. Below are the follow-up details for this cycle's top suggestions.
[Optimization Progress] Adopted. The related content is currently planned and in development. We also look forward to Metas enjoying a richer aerial travel experience—in the upcoming "Manibus 2.0" scenario launching next year, new flight vehicles will be added, along with flight vehicle aerial combat game mode content. More details will be shared through future official announcements. Stay tuned.
[Optimization Progress] Adopted. The related feature is currently planned and in development. Automatically clearing pins upon reaching the destination keeps the map interface clean and reduces the hassle of manual deletion—this is a great suggestion. We have included it in our development plan, and subsequent progress will be promptly shared with Metas through announcements.
[Optimization Progress] Not adopted for now. After evaluation, we determined that this feature is not currently a high-frequency, must-have function. The existing hotbar and backpack already meet the daily needs of most players. Additionally, the current operation layout lacks spare keybinds suitable for a new binding. Forcing this feature in could disrupt existing operation logic and overall gameplay feel. Therefore, this suggestion will not be implemented for now. We will continue to monitor optimization opportunities related to the hotbar and operation interactions. Thank you for your understanding and feedback.
[Optimization Progress] Adopted. The related feature is currently planned and in development. This is a very interesting suggestion. Coming across or using more scene furniture while exploring the wilderness would definitely add more fun and surprise to the experience. We'll consider adding this type of wilderness furniture to our development plans for next year, so players can have more engaging interactions while exploring.
[Optimization Progress] Under evaluation. We are aware that some Metas have requested an increase to the garage placement limit, and we've also noticed that a fair number of players do not support this suggestion. Considering that this adjustment could impact territory space planning and server performance, we have not yet included it in our definitive development plans. Moving forward, we will continue to monitor community feedback and, based on actual needs and technical evaluations, determine whether to proceed with this optimization.
[Optimization Progress] Adopted. This feature is expected to go live after the November 4(PT) version update. Please refer to the version update announcement for details.
That's all for this Meta Hotline. Your feedback, including your likes and dislikes, is the foundation of Once Human's continued development. We will continue to monitor the Feedback Platform and listen closely to your views. Please keep sharing your honest opinions via the Feedback Platform. Your suggestion may make the next Hot Charts!
Once Human Development Team
