Blueprints are essential to making it through Once Human alive. We know it’s hard to understand at first; that’s why we’ve made a guide. Below, we have everything you need to know.
Where Do I Find Blueprints In Once Human?
In Once Human, you can find blueprint pieces in mysterious chests or, with a small chance, in weapon/gear chests. Also, the wish machine is the only way to unlock gold rarity blueprints. There are four levels of rarity for blueprints: green, blue, purple, and gold.
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Fusing blueprint pieces is really important for getting the full blueprints. Let’s say you want to fuse a complete weapon blueprint. You’ll need 40 pieces for a blue blueprint, 60 pieces for a purple blueprint, and 80 pieces for a gold blueprint. On the other hand, fusing an armor blueprint needs 10 pieces for a blue blueprint, 15 pieces for a purple blueprint, and 20 pieces for a gold blueprint. It’s important to note that each part of an armor set has its own blueprint, which is why the cost to fuse is lower.
When you’re using blueprints at your workbench, you can press and hold the Ctrl key while hovering over a blueprint to get helpful information about the materials. This information box gives you details about where the materials are located, which can help you find what you need more easily for blueprint tasks.
How To Improve Blueprints
The Cradle Memetics menu lets you find basic plans to make weapons and armor. These plans are like the starting point for creating them.
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Blueprints can be made even better by using blueprint fragments. This makes the blueprint’s rank higher and boosts the starting stats of the weapon or armor. Different rarities of blueprints can be improved to different ranks: green can be improved three times, blue can be improved four times, purple can be improved five times, and gold can be improved six times.
To make a blueprint better, you need pieces from the same blueprint or similar ones. There are different types, like Hunter, Wanderer, Operator, Juggernaut, Beyonder, and Stranger. Unlike combining, making it better takes experience points (Exp) instead of a specific number of pieces. The different types of pieces give different amounts of Exp, and the higher the level, the more Exp you need. Pieces from the same blueprint or rarer blueprints are worth more Exp points.
