My Once Human First Person Perspective Feedback Event Guide for June 2026

I have to admit, when I first logged into Once Human after the latest patch, the First Person Perspective mode felt like a completely different survival loop. The dev team just launched it, and to make the testing phase more useful, they are running a First Person Perspective Feedback Event from June 10 to June 16, 2026 (PT). I have been digging through the in-game Feedback Event page all morning, so I wanted to share exactly how the event works, what counts as valid feedback, and what rewards you can actually earn.

The whole point of this event is pretty simple: they want real player feedback, not just “cool update” vibes. Every bug report and suggestion is supposed to be individually reviewed by the dev team. That is actually a big deal, because it means your specific issue can reach the people working on the mode instead of getting lost in a giant forum thread.

How to enter

If you want to join in, head to the in-game Feedback Event page. From what I can tell, that is the only entry point for the event. You do not need to sign up on an external site or fill out a separate registration form. Just open the page, describe the problem or idea you have, and submit it.

The event window is short, so I would not sleep on it. June 10 to June 16 (PT) gives you about a week to test the first-person camera, run through combat, building, driving, or whatever activity makes you notice something off.

What counts as valid feedback

The Points Rules are straightforward, but I still see people asking why they did not get points. Each piece of valid feedback approved by the dev team gives you 1 Point. Valid feedback means you need a specific issue description or a clearly defined suggestion.

That means vague, empty submissions like “Hello” or “Test” will be considered invalid. I know it sounds obvious, but the devs specifically called those out. If you just type random text to farm rewards, you will not receive anything. Instead, try to include:

• What happened, where, and when

• Whether it was in first-person mode or a related system

• A short suggestion for how it should work instead

• Any steps to reproduce the bug

For example, instead of writing “ads is bad,” you could write “When aiming down sights in first person inside a narrow building, the camera briefly clips through the wall near the right shoulder, especially around the Deadsville area.” That version has a better chance of being accepted.

Rewards breakdown

There are two reward tracks to keep an eye on: Point Ranking Rewards and Participation Rewards. The participation reward is the easiest to confirm because all players who submit valid feedback during the event qualify. For me, the highlight is the Stardust Secret Crate S13 - Epic * 3 and Wish Emblem * 100. That is a decent little mail drop just for giving a real report.

The ranking side is more competitive. After the event ends, the development team summarizes and reviews all points. The final list of winners is announced within 7 business days after the event ends. If you want to climb the leaderboard, you need to submit multiple pieces of valid feedback. Since every valid piece gives 1 Point, the top players will likely be the ones testing deeply and reporting consistently rather than dropping one massive essay.

How prizes are delivered

Rewards are expected to be sent via in-game mail to the winners’ official server game account mailboxes. I always check my mailbox a few days after an event wraps up, because sometimes there is a small delay while the team reviews the leaderboard. The announcement window says within 7 business days, so I would not panic if the rewards do not show up immediately on Monday morning after the event ends.

My personal tips for this event

Since the mode is part of a Pioneer Test, I think the best feedback is the kind that helps the first-person view feel more realistic and more immersive. I have been paying attention to things like:

• How the camera behaves during sprinting, jumping, and vaulting

• Whether the weapon model blocks too much of the screen

• How aiming feels compared to third person

• Any motion sickness triggers from head bob or FOV

• Interaction prompts, building placement, and vehicle handling

You do not need to be a game designer to give useful feedback. The devs specifically said every step in refining the first-person mode relies on our hands-on experience. So even if something just “feels weird,” try to describe why. That is still a clearly defined suggestion if you explain the situation and what you expected.

I also recommend taking a quick screenshot or noting the coordinates before submitting a report. The in-game page might not ask for attachments, but having the details ready makes your feedback more specific. It also helps if the dev team needs to reproduce the bug later.

Honestly, I am pretty excited to see how the mode evolves. The First Person Perspective has a lot of potential for close-quarters combat and more immersive base building, but it will only get there if enough Metas actually speak up. The event only lasts one week, so I am going to spend a few sessions testing different maps and systems, then send in as many specific reports as I can.

So if you have been on the fence about writing feedback, now is the time. A single strong bug report or improvement idea can earn you the participation reward, and if you keep at it, you might even land in the top 10. Just avoid empty filler, stay specific, and do not forget to check your in-game mail after the winner list is posted.

Once Human Development Team is watching the feedback closely, so let us make this first-person mode better together.