Electronic Parts are a rare resource you can collect in Once Human, and you need a stockpile of them to build unique items, late-game electric-run buildings, and garages for your vehicles. So, we’re here to tell you how to get them.
Below, you’ll find everything you need to know about efficiently farming Electronic Parts in Once Human, so you can always have ample of them in your inventory for crafting.
Best ways to farm Electronic Parts in Once Human
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Here are the best ways to farm Electronic Parts in Once Human:
Look for legendary loot
The best way to farm Electric Parts is to explore different areas on the map and search for legendary items that weigh exactly 0.400gm each in your inventory. These items include Propellers, Vintage Toy Airplanes, Launchers, Plane Tables, Abandoned Rosetta Bots, Rescue Bots, and Robot Fish. These items spawn randomly and have little to no use in crafting. You can crush them at your Dissembly Bench to gain 15-20 Electronic Parts for each item and other valuable resources.
Memetic Specialization
This one relies on RNG a bit, but if you do get the opportunity to get Machinist specializations like Electronic Recycling and Electronics Grabber, definitely choose them. If you have the Electronic Recycling specialization, you can get 50 percent more Electronic parts on all items you crush at the Dissembly bench. If you have the Electronic Grabber specialization, you can get additional electronic modules while opening crates, which yields more Electronic Parts to boost your stock.
Loot high-level area Silo and buildings
As you’d expect, common Electric devices like Microwave Ovens, Tablets, CPUs, Camera, GPS, and Biometric Scanners have become obsolete in the post-apocalyptic world, so you can use them to your advantage and break them down at the Dissembly Bench to get four to five Electric Parts. Unlike the legendary loot, you can easily find these lying around as ground loot and storage crates at major Securement Silos located in high-level areas such as Blackheart, Chalk Peak, and Red Sands.
H37 Deviant
The H37 Deviant spawns after you defeat one of the side bosses in Securement Silo Alpha, and you can keep it in your base to bring you precious materials passively, including Electronic Parts.
Next, read our guide on crafting he Whim Potions and getting your hands on the Artisan’s Touch Deviant in Once Human.