Voice: dust piles read as nurseries rather than mess ("SOMETHING WILL HATCH IN
IT"), swarms announce and disperse differently, and SIM's new 'no seam' jam
finally gets the line it deserves — "THERE IS NOTHING DOWN THERE. MOVE."
The inspector grows a MOSQUITO EXPOSURE row, read from snap.wildlife by target,
so a machine that is mysteriously slow says why where the player is already
looking. It shows the swarm's severity, not a throughput promise — SIM owns the
real penalty and doesn't expose a number.
Toasts gain pushMessage for lines that aren't raw sim events. First among them:
once per session, on the very first brownout, "NOTHING IS GENERATING. THE
COMMITTEE SUGGESTS: POWER." The alarm alone taught nothing; this is the one
hint the opening needs, and it is emphatically not a nag — hatch warnings are
deduped per pile for the same reason.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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