I won't lie—when I first saw the announcement that the Console Closed Beta is officially live, I immediately checked the in-game Events tab. The new Console Closed Beta Feedback Event is one of those rare opportunities where my detailed bug reports and suggestions can actually turn into tangible rewards. The event runs from March 26 to April 9, and the development team is asking all Metas to share feedback. As a player, I want to make sure every report I submit counts.

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How I Found the Event Entry

I opened the in-game menu and navigated to [Events - More] to locate the feedback event entry. The page gives me two entry points: one for reporting issues and one for sharing suggestions. I appreciate this separation because a crash or visual bug feels different from a quality-of-life idea. Selecting the correct button matters if I want my feedback to be reviewed properly.

What Counts as Valid Feedback

This is where I need to be careful. The rules are simple: for each piece of valid feedback approved by the dev team, I receive 1 Point. But a message with no substantive content—like just typing “Hello” or “Test”—will be considered invalid and earn nothing. To make my points count, I plan to include a specific issue description or a clearly defined suggestion. For example, instead of saying “the game is broken,” I would describe the exact mission, what I was doing, and what happened. This is not only better for the developers, but it also protects my standing in the event.

How Points and Rankings Work

The team will tally Points from valid bug reports and valid suggestions combined. The top 10 Players in the Points ranking will receive a Battle Pass: Luxurious Edition Voucher * 1. That alone is a strong reason for me to submit detailed reports rather than rush. At the same time, all Players who submit valid feedback will receive a Participation Reward, so even if I don't crack the top 10, my time is not wasted.

One thing I find fair is the tiered distribution. Rewards are distributed in tiers based on the Points Ranking. Players with identical scores will share the same tier, with subsequent tiers adjusted accordingly. This means a tie won't push me into a worse bracket just because of alphabetical order or submission time.

Reward Structure I Am Watching

The exact reward table is listed in the event page, but from the announcement I can summarize the main categories:

Reward Type Who Can Earn It Key Detail
Participation Reward Every player with at least one valid feedback Granted only for valid feedback
Tier Rewards Ranked players based on Points Distributed in tiers after the event ends
Top 10 Bonus Top 10 Points ranking players Battle Pass: Luxurious Edition Voucher * 1
In-game Mail Official server character Total Points and rewards sent after the event

I am curious how many points will be needed for the higher tiers, but I won't know until the winner list is announced on April 17. Still, the top 10 bonus alone gives me a clear target: submit as many specific, useful reports as possible without spamming invalid submissions.

Rules I Need to Remember

There are a few restrictions I should keep in mind. Each person may claim the rewards for this event only once. If an account has multiple characters, the announced list will display only one character's information per account. This is important for players like me who might have more than one character on the same account—I should submit all my feedback with the character I want to earn the rewards on, or at least understand that only one character will be visible in the final list.

Another key detail is that rewards will be sent by in-game mail to my official server character. I need to make sure I check that character after the results are announced. The team will send each Meta an in-game mail with their total Points and the corresponding rewards.

Why I Think This Event Matters

Console players have been waiting for a stable and well-optimized version of Once Human for a long time. Now that the closed beta is live in 2026, this feedback event feels like a direct line to the development team. Every bug report and suggestion is supposed to be individually reviewed. That is a big promise, and it makes me more willing to spend time writing detailed reports. After all, how often do we get a guarantee that our feedback will actually be read by the people building the console version?

I also appreciate that the event separates feedback types and rewards players based on the quality of their reports. It discourages low-effort submissions and encourages us to be specific. If I want to improve the console experience—and maybe earn a Battle Pass voucher along the way—this is the time to do it.

My Final Plan

Before April 9, I plan to do the following:

  • Play the Console Closed Beta actively and note any bugs I find.

  • Separate my reports into clear issue descriptions and concrete suggestions.

  • Submit through the [Events - More] entry and choose the correct button.

  • Avoid empty submissions like “Test” or “Hello” because they are invalid.

  • Track my own points if possible and wait for the winner list on April 17.

Whether I rank in the top 10 or just receive the participation reward, I know my feedback can help the console version keep getting better. The event runs for a limited time, so I'm treating every play session as a chance to find something worth reporting. If you're a Meta on console, I hope you'll join in and share your voice too.