Once Human: How To Get Chefosaurus Deviant

The Chefosaurus Rex is a non-combat Deviant that helps around the player's house in Once Human . They're giant, stuffed, fire-belching dinosaur plushies that breathe a bit more life into the homes of players by cooking food and running around while they aren't doing anything.


You may have heard about NetEase’s eagerly awaited free to play open world survival game Once Human , which launched last week. You may also have heard about its controversial seasonal wipes , the backlash over its paid cosmetics , and Oncehumanverse.Com its (now changed) policy of players not being able to switch servers or create more than one character per account . Our own Harry Alston says the game is pretty good in his review-in-progress, but all in all the game has opened to a Mixed review rating on Ste

To get Special Parts in Once Human Way of Winter, you'll need to raid level 30+ areas . The best place to get Special Parts is the Ember Strand on the western end of the map , which mainly contains level 40+ enemies. You'll often find junk here that can be scrapped for both Special and Automatic Parts. You can also try raiding Securement Silo Psi and 08 , which are levels 30 and 40 respectively.

Combat Deviations can be activated by syncing it to your cradle . This is done by interacting with the facility and pressing 'F' or clicking on the 'Sync To Cradle' button in the lower-right corner of the facility menu.


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At the time of writing, about a third of Once Human’s 23,539 Steam reviews are negative. Players are highlighting a number of issues, including seasonal wipes , poor optimisation , lack of difficulty in non-PVP servers, and not being able to join servers . There are also a lot of reviews saying that Once Human’s Terms of Service are too invasi

The easiest way to get a Chefosaurus Rex in your base is to do a sidequest from Lowe called There's A Dragon Here . This quest becomes available once you reach level 15 and get to Meyer's Market . You may also need to finish the Digby Boy quest from Lowe in Deadsville first if this one isn't available.

A post on the game’s Steam page also says that the developers will "only use personal data if we have a legitimate legal basis" and "will only use your data lawfully and reasonably and in accordance with local legal compliance requiremen


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Another way to get a Chefosaurus is to clear Securement Silo Phi, a dungeon found northwest of Greywater Camp in the Iron River region. This Securement Silo is very easy to do solo, but to get to where the Chefosaurus is, you need to go to a secret area. The enemies here aren't all that hard to beat, but do bring the best weapons you can get in Once Human just to be safe.

For instance, the first Deviation you get is the Combat Deviant called the Butterfly's Emissary . Pressing 'E' while it is synced to your cradle will allow you to pick whether to have it automatically attack any target or to attack a target of your choice .

To get Refined Parts in Once Human's Way of Winter scenario , you need to loot level 20-30 areas. The southern Vena Fjord region is a great place to start — follow the road along the snowy mountain and raid every camp and town you see.

There will be ingredients in the containers surrounding the Chefosaurus. Cook one of each, then give them to the Deviant until it is satisfied. Once it approves of your cooking, it'll turn into a deviant bubble that you can capture like everything else.

Unlike other resources, you can't get Refined Parts as loose loot. Instead of picking them up, you need to make your own by disassembling the random junk you find while exploring. Specifically, you need to gather junk that spawns around the Iron River region and beyond if you want to get Refined Parts . Here are some items you'll want to look out for when raiding POIs:

Regardless of what kind of parts you need, the only way to get them is to dismantle junk in a Disassembly Bench . Most (if not all) junk items are useless by default, so you can freely disassemble them at home once you get the chance.


The developers’ (NetEase subsidiary Starry Studios) statement in the game’s official Discord server says that the company only collects government-issued IDs when necessary, such as if a player’s parent has to be verified to allow their child to play, or if a player changes their age information. The developers claim that the information is deleted immediately once it’s been used for its intended purpose. NetEase also says that social media information is given to the company voluntarily through user surveys, and that players won’t have to provide that information if they don’t want