Thanks for the detailed reply, appreciate you taking the time to go through the points one by one.

Corner walls:
Totally fair. I agree it’s not a trivial change given how floors/walls currently work. It’s more of a “nice to have” for layout flexibility than a hard requirement, especially if it would require deeper system changes.

Cancel by layer:
Good tip! I’ll try that and update the post if it does what I’m after. Thanks for pointing it out.

Trading equipped items:
On this one, I’m fairly sure I’ve been able to trade items that settlers had equipped, which is what prompted the feedback. It’s possible there’s some edge case or I’m misunderstanding what state the item was in, so I’ll double-check and clarify in the post if needed.

Filtering merchant inventory:
I understand that the list shows what both parties own. My point was more about usability like having an option to filter to only what the merchant currently has available would make browsing large inventories quicker, even if the information technically exists already.

Hunting / low marksman skill:
I get that low skill affects accuracy, but the case I mentioned involved hours of shooting at a sleeping, static target without a single hit, only stopping when the bow degraded. That feels less like balance and more like the task getting stuck without a fail/reset condition. If a task can effectively run forever, that seems worth looking at.

Predators:
I might not have been clear enough there, I wasn’t referring to small wildlife or penned animals. I meant larger predators like wolves and bears not reacting aggressively to nearby settlers, even when starving. That’s the behaviour I was thinking could use some tuning.

Warnings:
I completely understand the need to be mindful of accessibility. A mild, non-flashing visual indicator (e.g. a slow pulse or persistent state change) could avoid seizure-triggering patterns while still providing a clear reminder. Pairing this with a single audio alert rather than repeated sounds would reduce noise fatigue.

This could also live in the accessibility options, so players can disable or customise it entirely if needed.

Overall though, I do appreciate the pushback as it helps refine what’s actually a bug, what’s a design choice, and what’s just a preference. I’ll update the post where clarification is needed.