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Edit: After some Testing, once the Immunity exceeds the 65% the correct Immunity Value is shown in the Health Window.

So it's a visual bug?

Just for completion's sake, here my save game as well as on the Steam forum.

Can't attach save file since it's too large, even when compressed: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Atji0J2p4nr7h2JLYD_qmnsaxgXA?e=iabUeO (Microsoft OneDrive)

Never seen this happen.

I suggest you log a proper bug report in the Bugs sub forum.

If I change some or all my pawn's zone to an Emergency zone, so they move inside, I want them to do it ASAP, so I wouldn't say it's bug; it's a feature.

Yeah, I am waiting for the official 1.2 release and haven't played RimWorld for months now.
Could someone give a short rundown on what the new mechanic encompasses; what makes it worse, what makes it better?

That took waaay too much time to figure out.

I never turn off color lighting of zones and areas.

Zones, too? Don't you see everything through a shade of blue all the time, then?

Yes, the entire room is important. I'd keep kitchen and butcher room seperate to reduce food poisoning.

Ah, I see, thanks for the explanation. So colonists will destroy it before it even matures. One solution would be to just avoid spawning it in growing zones, but it could be a bit exploitable as the players could easily mark the entire map as a growing zone. Maybe we just need to warn the player.

Yeah I think a warning would suffice.

What he's saying is that selecting "Drop at edge" on the world map via drop pods does not drop you at the edge, but the center.

Could the held-open doors have anything to do with it?

Got it:  light green - man made, dark green - natural

Slight correction: light green = thin roof (either man-made or thin rock roof), dark green = overhead mountain.

This is correct behaviour since shooting the animal was being out of range of the cluster.
You can temporarily change that by switching to Do Nothing in the presence of threat.
Just make sure to revert that change.

You do realize that the game may automatically pause on threats, when enabled in gameoptions? You can continue the game by pressing 1, 2 or 3.

And the space bar.

Yup. Filling fermenting barrels with wort is considered Hauling.

If the smelter (and any furniture) has been around since 1.0, you need to update the bill to include biocoded weapons.

I see that's the case.
Did you try destroying them in the Crematorium?