The Once Human Patch 1.4.4 update is rolling out sooner than expected, bringing some major changes to the game. If you’re wondering what’s new in this patch, we’ve got all the details covered. Features like cross-character sharing, new tactical items, and gameplay adjustments- here’s what the Once Human Patch 1.4.4 update includes.
Once Human Patch 1.4.4: Cross-Character Sharing is Here
One of the biggest features in the Once Human Patch 1.4.4 update is cross-character sharing (Coming on 28th March). This means you can now share items, mods, cosmetics, and even furniture between characters on the same account within the same region. Here’s what transfers:
- Mods, fashion items, stickers, and emotes
- Hairstyles, furniture, weapon skins, and name cards
- Recipes are unlocked during scenario progression
However, there’s a catch: if your combined mods exceed your storage limit, the game will automatically disassemble lower-tier mods first. To avoid losing useful blue mods, it’s best to clean up your inventory before the update fully deploys.
Additionally, the new SpaceTime Backpack lets you share items between characters via Eternal Land storage. Just transfer items there, and your other characters can retrieve them (though pulling them into a new scenario still costs in-game currency).
For More Details: Once Human Character Sharing & New Scenario “Endless Dream”
New Tactical Items and Memetic Specializations
The Once Human Patch 1.4.4 update introduces new tactical gear designed for different combat scenarios:
- Shield Matrix – A deployable barrier that blocks incoming fire while letting you shoot out. Enemies can still walk inside, so positioning matters.
- Guided Rocket Launcher – Fire a missile, then manually steer it to its target.
- Wildfire Flamethrower – Great for crowd control with extended range and heat buildup.
For More Details: Once Human March 27th Update: Changes and Features
Furniture Dyeing and Escape Room Features in Once Human Patch 1.4.4
Customization gets an upgrade in Once Human Patch 1.4.4 with the introduction of furniture dyeing. Using the Designer’s Workstation, you can now recolor furniture with 11 basic dyes and an advanced marble option. Each piece has three dyeable zones for mixing styles.
Another fun addition is the Escape Room feature, which allows players to create puzzle rooms in Eternaland:
- Passcode locks
- Clue logs for hints
- Reward crates for completion
New Public Crisis Event: Paradox Space
According to the official post, these are strange “Paradox Spaces” that have started appearing all over Nalcott. These are weird areas where normal rules don’t work anymore – things like distance, direction, and even how objects move have become completely messed up.
To fix these broken areas, players need to:
- Fight the strange creatures inside these spaces
- Collect special crystals that are causing all the weirdness
- Destroy the chaotic energy monsters hiding deep inside
Once Human Patch 1.4.4: Scenario Phase Adjustments and Vehicle Upgrades
The Once Human Patch 1.4.4 update restructures scenario phases to streamline progression:
- Phase 1 was shortened to 4 days
- Phases 2 & 3 merged into a single 6-day phase
- Phases 4 & 5 now unlock higher difficulties (Nightmare for Silos, Apocalypse for Prime Wars)
Vehicle handling also gets a refresh:
- Motorcycles can now do wheelies
- All vehicles gain drifting mechanics
- Cars can jump obstacles with a well-timed boost
Resource Balancing and Mod Conversion Improvements
The economy sees significant tweaks in Once Human Patch 1.4.4:
- Early-game players get 20% more Energy Links and Stardust Sources
- Late-game sees a 10-20% reduction in these resources (though high-tier content remains more efficient)
- Pollution zones now drop more Stardust but respawn less frequently
Mod conversions have been overhauled with better upgrade chances—gray mods now have a shot at becoming purple in one conversion.
Final Thoughts
The Once Human Patch 1.4.4 update brings meaningful changes across progression, combat, and customization. While some adjustments, like resource balancing, may take getting used to, additions like cross-character sharing and new tactical gear should keep gameplay fresh.
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