
Finally a gamepad for lightforge enjoyers
And I'm just waiting for a vehicle skin that doesn't look like ADHD on wheels.

And I'm just waiting for a vehicle skin that doesn't look like ADHD on wheels.
Credits to OwlKitty for any actual piloting.
Mystical crates are exploration objectives found in most points of interest.
These glowing red crates contain a blueprint the very first time they are opened. This is tracked per account; open them once and all your characters across all scenarios unlock the blueprint, letting you chase blueprints on a different scenario with another character without needing to move.
If you encounter a crate again on a different character has already opened or find it again in a new scenario, you receive starchrom crates instead, ensuring they remain rewarding to chase.
I have reviewed the vast majority of these once again to ensure they're up to date and formatted strictly by set, including mailbox rewards.
Some of these can only be obtained on Manibus or Way of Winter (tagged with WoW), while all of them can be obtained in the Eternal Dream Scenario.
About Mailboxes:
Mailboxes in Endless Dream do work, despite lacking the feedback they have in Way of Winter.
Collect the batteries, interact with them a few times to insert the batteries and they'll spit out a reward.
Collecting mystical crates (and mailboxes) is a great way to jump start your collection level while saving your starchrom for what you want to actually build and upgrade.
Collection rewards include mitsuko marks, more starchrom (not subject to monthly limits), parts to unlock weapon accessories and a number of cosmetic rewards such as weapon camos, namecards and phantom cubes used to unlock keyword visual effects.
Remember to make sure your accounts are linked at https://www.oncehuman.game/twitch/
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If you're jumping in soon, character creation can catch you off guard if you don't know how the systems work under the hood. Here are a few quick things I wish I knew:
Take your time with the creator since you'll be looking at your character constantly. You can grab a preset and tweak it, or scan a community shared QR code to import a look. Import and export preset buttons can be found in the top right corner of the character creation screen.
If you're looking for a place to start, u/DavskArrrr put together a really handy Once Human Character Library that's worth checking out for QR codes.
So what if you decide you don't like the way your character looks after exiting the creator?
Basic stuff like hair color and makeup are free to change whenever, but messing with body or face proportions takes a Chrysalis Token. Good news is every new character starts with one for free - bad news is additional ones can only be acquired with premium currency and very, very rarely gifted out to players as part of compensation by the devs.
The game is also pretty good about warning you with a prompt before you accidentally spend a token, so keep an eye out for that.
You can save your favorite looks as presets (Cosmetics > Appearance) to swap between them freely without paying extra. Just keep in mind that making major structural tweaks still follows the token rules.
As for naming, keep in mind names are totally unique. You can't reuse a name anywhere, even across your own alternate characters, and changing it later costs a naming card from the shop. Also, don't pick anything too edgy or you'll get hit with a forced rename.
Hope this saves someone a headache!
Edit: Made too many mistakes and want to start over? Not a problem! You can create up to 10 characters per account.
Reuploaded my last post, since reddit absolutely butchered the picture quality.
Added a few more pictures.
A few more crates are available in the challenge shop as well!
Your voice has caught the attention of the Sonivore.
And that's how you instantly knew your looting run was going to be full of expletives.
No more teleporting 10 times to sell your stuff.
This is one of the easier weapons. Sticker can be found in the Battlepass > Shop > Weapon Skin.
I was able to achieve a similar result by wrapping my weapons in a few stickers.
It's definitely not perfect, and it's way more difficult on some weapons than others, but they look pretty good in first person view.
Edit: Sorry for the lack of pixels. Reddit is horribly compressing my images for some reason.
Starting July 10, we'll be able to get the Scarlet Dragon outfit as a twitch drop amongst other goodies.
Amazing news for anyone who couldn't participate in the betas.
This has been the one character that made me go to settings to see if there was any way to disable companion commentary.
Is this what the writers think an academic intellectual sounds like?
He's an absolute caricature.
Typically, the smarter someone is, the less incentive they have to constantly signal intelligence linguistically. Real academics and specialists optimize language for precision and efficiency, not consciously selecting thesaurus words to simulate erudition.
Everything about him just seems like a writer's fever dream of how smart people sound like.
And the thing is, that a genuinely erudite character can absolutely be pompous, and there are several well written examples already.
I can't wait to unlock his memento and stick him in the darkest room of a house and wall it off.