To fight the Glutton, you will need to aim for its weak points, which are the glowing nodes on its legs. Once you break all three, the Glutton will fall over and expose its head. Shoot the head to kill it quickly. Be careful while fighting as other zombies in the area may join in potentially making it difficult. Other than this, be sure not to let the Glutton get close, as it does a stomp that sends a shockwave out that damages you.

There are tons of valuable items that players can just sell to vendors in order to make a quick buck. For example, Combo Chipsets in Once Human can go for as high as 12,000 EL when sold. Here's a list of things you can sell for more Energy Links.

As you progress deeper into the wild territories of Once Human , enemies will become much stronger compared to the ones in the starter zones. Grabbing better gear is a no-brainer, but there will be times when you simply don't have the resources to build any new equipment. This is where upgrades come in.

Securement Silos are basically dungeons filled with loot and enemies. Naturally, they can be very dangerous. You'll want to craft new guns in Once Human , preferably the highest tier you can get, before attempting to challenge one.

All weapon types and tiers will require different materials to craft. The most common way to obtain materials to craft a gun is by exploring and looting scraps in monster-infested structures found throughout the world . Scraps are random things such as cups, pistons, old gun parts, and any other thing that can be picked up while exploring. While scraps are found randomly, many are found in Storage Chests and Trash Cans. Players will also need to get the Disassembly Techniques upgrade from the Infrastructure Memetic upgrade tree to build the Disassembly Bench .

Installing mods is the simplest and quickest way to get some extra stats. Each piece of equipment can hold exactly one mod. If you stack the same mod on all of your items, you can get some hefty bonuses to the stat of your choice. However, this does involve a bit of luck, as you're not guaranteed to get the mod you want while you're out exploring the world.

With only those Memetic upgrades, players will only be able to craft a basic pistol. Getting the Basic Gear and Long-Range Firepower upgrades will allow for almost every type of gun to be crafted , but only the basic versions. Higher rarity weapon blueprints do exist but will require players to explore and find those blueprint fragments to craft those stronger weapons.

Take scraps back to the Disassembly bench to break them down into various materials based on what you collected, and take those back to the Gear Workbench to try and craft your gun. Some guns will also require smithing materials such as Tin , Copper, and Iron, which can be obtained through mining and using a Furnace to smelt the materials.

Despite the potential infinite ammo of a crossbow, the weapon reloads very slowly and isn't ideal when dealing with the bigger enemies found throughout the world. Bullets shot from guns can't be picked up, but still offer a much higher damage per second output than the crossbow and many melee weapons. Playing with friends and using guns can make even the strongest enemies easy fights.

While some of the buffs experienced by Whims may sound pretty useful, their debuffs are just as important to take into consideration, on top of the player's reduced max health. This is where managing your Sanity comes in. There are two main ways to replenish lost Sanity in Once Human .

Direct weapon and armor upgrades are done via the Calibration screen in any Gear Workbench , and you can access this the same way you do to repair equipment in Once Human . Interact with any Gear Workbench and click on the Calibration tab to view all the pieces of gear you can upgrade.

Once Human thrusts players into a wide-open world filled with crawling horrors known as Deviations, where they must build a base, upgrade their arsenal of weaponry, capture Deviants, and take on terrifying bosses. While many players may be caught up in building and moving their territory , along with establishing a supply of food and water, there are some deeper aspects that players should keep on top of.

You can make stronger ammunition as you progress through the game. Changing ammo types in Once Human missions Human will improve both weapon damage and Psi Intensity by a small but significant amount. More advanced ammo like Blasting and Disintegrating variants offer more bonuses, like dealing increased damage to burning enemies or gaining more Psi Intensity when triggering Shock.

Once you level up and unlock new areas, the best items to sell are Silver and Gold Ingot . You'll have to unlock the necessary perks before you can start crafting them, though. Other items like Salt, Iced Tea, Canned Meat , and Corn Ale are also very good as barter items. If you can't get any gold or silver, these are your best alternatives.

Crafting and selling equipment is the easiest way to earn Energy Links. However, this method is very expensive, especially in the early game where players don't have many resources to work with. Although, if you find a nice spot full of Iron in Once Human , you can start making and selling iron-tier items for a decent profit. You don't necessarily need to use Iron — if you find a good place for farming Tin and Copper, you can craft Bronze Pickaxes and sell them to NPC vendors for a good chunk of Energy Links in the early game.