[Fastmos strikes again!]

Once I saw a banana peal beating someone. He got lucky he escaped.

At the end of one round I was at escape, the shuttle wasn't there but the airlocks were unlocked. Someone opened the external airlock and he got sucked into space...

On other round I was permabridged. I thought let's write a suicide note, break the window and hide in the bathroom for an escape attempt. I suddenly became the human projectile.

And that guy who got sucked into a room full of space carps? Hahaha, that was funny.

[How to fail...in Paradise Station!]

The comms relay from mining station is missing, someone must have put it in disposals. Get inside, it will lead you to the asteroid disposals room, where the stolen item must be.
The disposals from the asteroid actually leads to a small 3x3 hole with no air nor way to escape.

 

[Screenshot thread!]

The gravity is off. You are standing in your office while watching how body bags, spiders and beds with patients float along the corridors.
And the doctors, desperate to recover their patients, running floating right behind them.

[Add option to enable/disable the 'o' OOC hotkey]

This suggestion is not only because it is easy to hit F2 instead of F3 or 'o' instead of 'T' (which isn't actually).

The problem: When you press the say key it might take a bit to show the say input box. If in that delay you start writing and you press 'o' in the process, the OOC input box will open, take all the text and you will probably sending IC info to OOC. (At least this is what I think it happens)
If your character is immersed in some interaction that requires a fast reaction time you will write as fast and short as possible, not leaving enough time to realize your text ended in the OOC input box before hitting enter. That can lead to OOC messages like "ling in sci main, help!" or "Clown is a traitor!".

The solution: Add a game preference to disable 'o' OOC hotkey, or remove the hotkey entirely. Another solution would be to avoid opening the OOC box if the regular say box was already requested, I'm sure there is a bunch of possible solutions to this problem.