Once Human shipped version 3.0.2 on 22 July after a two-hour maintenance window, with a notably uneven download size: roughly 7.7 GB on PC launchers, 218 MB on the PC client and around 400 MB on Android and iOS. The patch is substantial: a new raid mode, a long-requested building quality-of-life feature, and inventory protection against your own misclicks.
Mental Pollution — a new RaidZone
The headline content is the Mental Pollution mode in RaidZone. Once Human keeps moving toward repeatable group content: raid zones have become the main way to keep players busy between seasonal scenarios, and the new mode continues that line.
Item Lock — protection from accidental loss
A feature the community asked for repeatedly. Any lockable item can now be locked, which gives it triple insurance:
- it cannot be disassembled — locked items move to the bottom of the list and are skipped by “select all”;
- it cannot be discarded in one click — a secondary confirmation appears;
- it cannot be accidentally sold or traded.
Locking works by item name: lock one and every copy you own is protected, including ones you pick up later. A one-time setup.
Building and appearance
- Snap point switching. In build mode you can now cycle snap points on walls, ceilings, roofs, stairs and pillars — Shift + mouse wheel on PC, a dedicated button on mobile. Connection precision improves sharply.
- Shared appearance presets. Character customization is now account-level: presets are visible to every character on the account, with a limit of 12 per gender. Older presets merge automatically on a character’s first login and may temporarily exceed the limit without data loss.
- The Custom Server homepage got a full revamp, and the summer Lightforge Loot Crate returned.
All players receive Starchrom ×1,000, Mitsuko’s Mark ×100, Stardust Secret Crate: S13 (Epic) ×1 and Colorful Badge ×30 after maintenance.
What this means for players with software
- 7.7 GB on the launcher is not a hotfix. An update this size almost certainly shifts client structures. Do not launch with software until status is confirmed on the Once Human page and in the updates section.
- Raid zones are PvE, but in a group. In Mental Pollution your squadmates are watching, not just the anti-cheat: unnatural gathering speed or instant target acquisition stands out most in co-op.
- Item Lock lowers your reportable surface too. A share of survival-game bans comes from player reports after suspicious inventory operations, not from detection. Locking valuables simply reduces the number of disputed moments.
Bottom line
3.0.2 is a solid service patch: one new mode plus three improvements you feel every hour of play. For owners of private software the signal is the usual one — a large download means waiting for a confirmed status, not “I’ll hop in and check myself.”
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