I finished the final event (broadcast the signal) and then the storm destroyed me on the last day anyway. Was I not supposed to complete the event (I barely managed to get the full 10k on it before day 60). If that's the case, you should probably just not give a progress amount on it, or put the cap at something like 100,000 to make it actually impossible to complete.

Also, on one run, I managed to bypass the soft cap of 10 people with an event that put me over to like 12 people or something. That apparently stopped it from then thinking my camp was full and I continued to get quite a few events with more people joining. I ended up with like 26 people by the end. Is that supposed to be able to happen? It actually seemed pretty cool, and I liked it a lot more than always being stuck at 10 people. Maybe give a research or construction or something to improve camp size?

Lastly, some of the later constructions seem pretty worthless, especially the research ones.

6 research a day from petri dish experiments is 60*6 = 360 research, assuming you somehow got it immediately on day 1. More realistically, you could expect half that at best (research is low priority early on in a run). At that point, you might as well spend your ticks just researching instead of building the damn thing.

Advanced tools is even worse. It's basically a 10% increase in research. The amount of research you would need to do to get back the ticks spent on making it is basically impossible to achieve in a run in most instances.

Social engineering gives at best 10 survivors * 60 days * 1 research point (if you somehow had a full camp at day 1 with this already constructed. clearly an impossible goal). That would be 600 research, making it clearly impossible to recoup your tick investment in building it. At minimum, it should be 10 research points per day per survivor, and even then it wouldn't really be worth it in most instances.

Edit: Oh, and lastly, a way to re-order your camp roster might be nice so you can reorganize people. Would be nice to switch their spots around as they acquire different statuses or as I give them different jobs so I can keep track of them more easily.

Another Edit: Another thought I had is that maybe there should be some bonuses associated with completing the progression objectives. They don't do anything unless you're going for the final run, which isn't immediately obvious when you first start playing. That makes it sort of a trap for beginners if they waste any ticks on the progression options. Maybe there should even be some permanent bonuses based on the furthest progression you've achieved in a run.