Players of the survival game Once Human have expressed concerns about the current co-op experience, urging developers to address issues that make playing with friends challenging. Key among these Once Human concerns are progression loss and server issues, which players believe impact the overall quality of cooperative play.
Once Human, developed by Starry Studio, was released for PC on July 9. The game takes place in a post-apocalyptic open world where players can collaborate to gather resources and battle dangerous creatures. As with many new games, it had some bugs at launch, which the developers have been working to fix since its release. The July 18 Once Human update not only added new content but also addressed several issues. Super Armor is now active during Fortress Warfare, players no longer spawn underground during the tutorial, the game's sensitivity range has been increased, and more.
Making the best use of a sniper rifle in Once Human can be challenging, but in the right scenario they can be deadly and very fun to use.
Despite Once Human facing controversy at launch, the game seems to be doing well, as evidenced by its "Positive" Steam rating. However, a Reddit thread highlighted...
