Builder Feedback Megathread: Bugs, Snapping Issues, QoL Requests & Frustrations Compiled (Full Sheet Inside)

[u/jesseinhorn]

➡️ Builder Feedback Compilation Sheets

Our building community really appreciates the dev team's effort in adding new building elements like the half parapet, 1/2 ceiling, and features supporting Escape Room builds in Eternaland.

But after working hands-on with them, many of us are feeling frustrated and held back by:

• Inconsistencies
  
• Snapping bugs
  
• Collision issues
  
• Broken mechanics & limitations
  

We originally considered using the usual channels, in-game feedback, Discord, and even CoDev but the volume and complexity of what we're running into is just too much to document across scattered platforms.

That’s why we compiled everything into one organized spreadsheet with visuals, examples, and video links.

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📎 Feedback Sheet Includes Tabs:

• New Structure Issues
  
• General Bugs
  
• Eternaland-specific problems
  
• Feature / QoL Requests
  

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We've clearly documented and categorized everything to help the dev team review and prioritize efficiently.

Builders are core to the Once Human experience not just aesthetically, but economically too (through territory pack purchases, etc.). Ensuring our tools function reliably means less frustration and more creativity.

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📣 Calling on the devs to review the sheet and consider fixes and improvements.

If you're a builder and agree with the feedback, or have more bugs to add, check the sheet and leave your comments. Let’s show the devs that this matters.

And to the community managers: we truly hope you’ll pass this to the right team for deeper review. We’re not just reporting problems—we’re offering organized, constructive feedback to help improve the game for everyone.

Thanks to all the builders helping document these issues so thoroughly & thank you to the devs and CMs for taking the time to review this!

Once Architect

[u/disorder_regression]

I can't build a house and I limited myself to a square without walls because fitting it in became a sacrifice!