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I find it frustrating when a colonist with level 18 social and the beautiful trait looses her eye to a rabid racoon (yes this sadly happened in my last colony) and is now disfigured. F skill, F traits, your social gets plummeted to none... unless you have a bionic eye (I think? never actually gotten one before) but that could take years in game, possibly never. Here are two ideas i have to counter this.

Glass eye: would cancel the disfigured trait, but that would be it. You'd probably need a new crafting station too (a glass kiln maybe?)
Eye patch: would essentially work like a tribal war mask or veil, but would be more impressive and could only be used if you've lost an eye. Would be cheap to make at a tailoring bench (less than 50, I'm thinking 25 or so)

That's what I've got. If you have anything to add or any concerns, please comment below, and as always, thanks for reading.

I started a game, and as always, hit the random landing site button. Sometimes I end up in utterly horrible spots, such as a tile away from the northern ice sheet. Other times I think I land in a bad spot, then make something amazing from it, like when I made a castle out of a mountainous arid shrub land coast. This time, I landed on a small island, with no other factions. I got the call about the hidden ship, only to find that there is no possible way for me to access it.
Boats, even simple ones such as canoes, would be a game changer. I would no longer be trapped on my one tile temperate forest island, I could sail the seas and oceans of Regilis VI to my heart's content.
As always, thanks for reading.

In my current game, a random event spawned ten friendly cats on the map that joined my five person colony. With the one I already had, I now have eleven cats. I'm not entirely sure what to do with them. If I let them have free range they eat a lot of my food, if I don't they starve. I'm thinking of either selling them or starting a cat farm and selling some of them as they make kittens. Any advice would be appreciated. As always, thanks for reading.