Once Human: Meta Hotline Vol. 11 Feedback Results

The Once Human team has published the 11th edition of its Meta Hotline, a post that answers the community's most popular requests. The update, announced on October 22, 2026, goes through six top suggestions and says which ones the developers adopted for Once Human.

If you've been waiting for more flight vehicles or a tidier map, this one matters. Below we go through each suggestion, the developers' verdict and what it means for your next session.

How the Feedback Hot Charts Work

After the v2.3.7 update, the developers added a Feedback Hot Charts section to the Once Human Feedback Platform. It lists recent popular requests from the community. Once you log in, you can like the feedback you support and dislike any you disagree with, and the charts show the likes and dislikes of each piece of feedback in real time.

The development team says it references the charts when deciding on future development priorities. With each version update the charts refresh, and the team then announces its plans and progress for the issues that charted in the previous cycle. The standings in this edition are as of October 21. You can read the full post in the official Steam announcement.

Meta Hotline Vol. 11 Results

Here's how the team answered each of the top suggestions:

• Add more flight vehicle types: Adopted. The content is planned and in development. The upcoming "Manibus 2.0" scenario, launching next year, will add new flight vehicles along with a flight vehicle aerial combat game mode.
• Map pins automatically disappear upon arrival: Adopted. The feature is planned and in development, and the team says progress will be shared through announcements.
• Add a one-click switch button to the Hotbar: Not adopted for now. The team doesn't see it as a high-frequency, must-have function, and the current layout has no spare keybinds suited to a new binding.
• Add furniture usable in the wilderness: Adopted. The team will consider adding this type of furniture to its development plans for next year.
• Increase the garage placement limit: Under evaluation. The team notes that a fair number of players don't support the idea, and that it could affect territory space planning and server performance.
• Add a notification when reaching the Starchrom cap from opening crates: Adopted. It's expected to go live after the November 4 (PT) version update.

What It Means for Players

The most concrete date in the post is the Starchrom notification, which should arrive after the November 4 (PT) update. Check that version's announcement for the details. Flight vehicles and wilderness furniture are further out, since both are tied to next year's plans.

The hotbar switch is the one clear no for now, and the garage limit is still undecided. The team says it will keep watching community feedback on both. Since likes and dislikes feed the charts, voting on the Feedback Platform is the simplest way to push an idea up the list.

That's all for this edition. For more Once Human news, read about the Isles of Abyss launch, or check our guide on how to get and use cosmetic tokens.