• Some storylets send you back when you take certain options. The most common example is the admiralty. When I turn in Strat. Int. I want to get my next commission, not have to click back in! Some port reports do this do.
• Curiosities, circumstances, and accomplishments seem utterly random. Why is being a cannibal an item, but being soulless a quality? Why are the items for the Neathbow treasure hunt presented as items, but the principles acomplishments? This could really be straightened out.
• Fallen London's stores need a scroll bar. In addition, could the interface be rejiggered so that we can read the whole message on shops. And can it be made impossible to sell things for no money?

There are lots of places where text gets cut off because it's too long for the box it's in. It's not just a problem with the shops. Please go through everything and make sure that never happens.

• Some of the ship upgrades in the Fallen London shops don't have tooltips. I think this may be a problem with items at the very bottom of a list that is so long it has a scrollbar. Relatedly, the Aft cannons don't tell you their stats.
• Things getting hidden under the "chrome" would be much less of a problem if you could collapse the journal in the lower left-hand corner, and if you could completely remove the "All at sea?" help tag in the lower right. (In general, the fact that storylet tags appear both in a column at the right of the screen and within the journal is a little weird.)

Seconding everything said so far, especially the undocking at iron republic thing. It always takes me out of it to have to do like a 5 point turn just to leave the area. Some kind of description on the shipyard panel (or under help) of what exactly the different stats of different ships do would be nice. Does weight effect speed and how much fuel you use, for instance? By how much? Does anything affect turning radius? More tutorial help in general would be great. I was terrible at combat until I saw here in the forums that you can click an enemy to target them. That seems obvious now, but besides that clicking isn't used outside of menus and buttons so it's not intuitive enough to not be in the instructions.

I once believed turn radius was affected by the Mirrors stat, but lately I've begun to believe it is affected only by the framerate, as evidenced by the multiple machines I've used to run the game. Higher-end machines I've used have had better turn radius, and as the updates have become less smooth, one machine of mine in particular has begun to get worse and worse in terms of turn-speed, though even my more modern one seems affected by recent updates. I'd like to hear from other users to see if they've had similar experiences.