Vehicles, buttons, and the camera are all being fixed as Once Human developers listen to feedback

Starry Studios listens to Once man players once again, this time with a whole shopping list of long-awaited changes. Doors that won’t open, cluttered HUDs, custom key bindings, and audio optimizations are all on the menu, as are fixes for ongoing server instability and account-wide cosmetics.

Since Once man Launched on July 9th, players have had a lot to say. They’ve complained about everything from the lack of a first-person perspective to the poor multiplayer experience, with the post-apocalyptic title’s cluttered in-game user interface coming up as a major issue multiple times in recent times. The developers seem to have taken all of this to heart, and have now responded by promising just about every update they can.

The biggest things being promised, according to a developer blog shared by the Once man team on Aug. 3, include everything from a mouse wheel weapon swap to a toggle that disables tooltips when entering and exiting areas. HUD modules are also getting an update, as are door interactions.

In addition to these gameplay changes, there are also some revisions in the sound and Once man There will be more music on the radio in the near future.

While Starry Studios is currently working on most of the fixes, some changes have already been implemented. Once man Players were given access to a feature that allows them to change key bindings and reduce motion blur in an August 1 update.

There is no official timeline for when we can expect the rest of these changes. While it has been requested a lot, Once man team is prioritizing server stability above all else—that update has actually already been pushed back until mid-August. Once it goes live, the rest of the changes should follow within a few months.

For now, we’ll have to make do with some of these issues and wait for the Starry developers to provide a clear timetable for when we can expect fixes.