Shipwrecked - Bugs I've Encountered

[Ravenmare]

Just want to say: I've absolutely enjoy the DLC so far. Throughout my adventures of surviving I've encountered bugs. Given it is early access, I kind of excepted it. Anyways, here's a list of bugs:

 

* Zooming out (with the mouse wheel) really fast and stop, both the clouds and the camera will creeps towards the character continuously.

 

* Giving food to Wildboar-man(?) to be a companion, they'll do an endless charge animation into oblivion. It can be canceled when near them but it might repeat again.

 

* During the "hailstorm" season, I've noticed a few the palm trees were giving me resources, as a result being knocked over. However the palm trees remain standing and no animation. They be can interacted with but can't chopped down.

 

*The crabs, when submerging into the sand, they can be easily caught with a ground trap when placed very close to them.

 

* When attempting to place structures (except chests) on a meadow biome, it's very picky about space.

 

* Sailing away (escape) from hounds, going far into the ocean will likely cause them to appear on the surface of water.

 

*AI pathing for Packim Baggims seems confused. I see him get stuck in mangrove trees here and there.

 

* I caught a seagull in the ocean with a trawl net. It has an empty portrait but does have a spoilage meter. Right-clicked and it gave me an azure feather.

 

* For some oddity, whenever I craft something, it comes up wet. All the items I've used were dry.

 

* I caught a seagull on land, near the shoreline, with trawl net while it was asleep. Attempting to transfer into your inventory will crash the game. [Yeah, I know, I caught a seagull on land.] 

[GiddyGuy]

*The crabs, when submerging into the sand, they can be easily caught with a ground trap when placed very close to them.

And not only that if you chase them and then stop chasing them and go up to them they won't run again or go straight into the sand right away which means easy food I've never had to use the trap once.