Assuming that the RTF files were only scenario/folder descriptions, they've all been fixed, as has the balloon string. Word is ridiculous. Open file in wordpad. Save. Close wordpad. File size reduced from 30kb to 1 kb.

Another suggestion: A display showing how many bulbs of power you are producing, and how many bulbs you currently require.

And another suggestion:
In settlements, instead of clonks just straight dying at 0hp, they go into a "dying" phase, where there's still a small amount of time to bring them back to some kind of safe-zone where they can recover. This could be disabled in harder rounds, to avoid making food pointless, or possibly food could also be used to extend the time-to-death. Also, they would be revived to a very small amount of health (1?) and still need food for anything beyond that.

Turning a pump off doesn't stop it from taking power. Meant that I couldn't make a line kit to add to the pump to move water to make space for another windmill :\

Also, closing the irc channel with alt+c disconnects you. I wish it didn't.

Are you supposed to be able to carry 7 loaded guns?

Was playing a round of Overcast with Pyrit and Andriel. I chose a gun, because 7guns ftw, and Pyrit chose a bow and spawned next to me. Epoch gunvbow battle ensued. I think the lag screwed him over a bit, because I had a lot more time to see and dodge his arrows than he did my bullets, but here's what stands out: My strategy of picking up his arrows and throwing them at him. The time between "click, throw" is shorter than "click, shoot bow" so I was able to lock him down and damage him without him being able to fight back.

This gave me an idea for a new weapon: Throwing stones. The humble rock is the most basic of weapons. You throw it. That's it. But it's a bit... Outclassed. The firestone works exactly the same, but with the added bonus of exploding. I think good throwing skills are underrated in this game. The ranged weapon tutorial doesn't include a chance to practice your aim with some gooding throwing (javellins don't count, they have their own physics.)

Throwing stones would be smaller than a normal rock, but stackable, allowing for quick volleys of rocks. Like a ninja's shurikens, they aren't designed to kill (although with good aim, the damage would start to add up...) but to hinder and distract. Punish your enemy for bringing a gun or bow to a rock fight. Don't let them reload their weapon. Shoot them with yours while they're tumbling from your hits. I'm currently reading the documentation to see if I can work out how to make this weapon. I guess it's about time I started creating something more than hot air.