Quick answer
Once Human Version 2.3.5 corrected several Combat Deviation descriptions and fixed abnormal capture rates for level 50 Deviations in Deviation: Survive, Capture, Preserve. The official patch notes specifically mention displayed vulnerability corrections for Pyro Dino and Snowsprite, plus a displayed damage-frequency correction for Grumpy Bulb.
What this page applies to
This is a March 2026 patch-note reference for Version 2.3.5. It reports the corrections named in the official update; it does not claim that an older tooltip, build, or capture route remains current after later patches.
Confirmed Deviation changes
The 2.3.5 announcement corrected displayed vulnerability values for Pyro Dino and Snowsprite, corrected Grumpy Bulb’s displayed damage frequency, and clarified damage-type descriptions for several Combat Deviations.
Pyro Dino and Snowsprite
The official notes identify displayed vulnerability-value corrections for both Pyro Dino and Snowsprite. Players using pre-2.3.5 screenshots or guides should compare them with the live in-game tooltip rather than assuming the old display is still accurate.
Grumpy Bulb and damage descriptions
The update corrected Grumpy Bulb’s displayed damage frequency and clarified several damage-type descriptions for Combat Deviations. A description correction is not automatically a balance ranking, so this page does not label any Deviation stronger or weaker without current testing.
Capture-rate fix
The update also fixed abnormal capture rates for level 50 Deviations in the Deviation: Survive, Capture, Preserve scenario.
What players should do after a patch
- Check that your guide or build names Version 2.3.5 or a later verified version.
- Read the current in-game tooltip for Pyro Dino, Snowsprite, and Grumpy Bulb before using quoted values.
- If capturing level 50 Deviations in Deviation: Survive, Capture, Preserve, verify that you are following the current scenario rules.
What this means for guides
Any older guide that quotes those displayed values should be checked against the current in-game tooltip before being treated as authoritative.
FAQ
Did Version 2.3.5 change Combat Deviation capture behavior?
The official patch notes say it fixed abnormal capture rates for level 50 Deviations in the Deviation: Survive, Capture, Preserve scenario.
Which Deviation descriptions were corrected in 2.3.5?
The official notes mention displayed vulnerability corrections for Pyro Dino and Snowsprite, a displayed damage-frequency correction for Grumpy Bulb, and several damage-type description clarifications.
Should I use old Deviation damage values after 2.3.5?
No. Check the live in-game tooltip before relying on older quoted values, because the patch specifically corrected several displayed descriptions.
Official patch notes: