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Awesome, but Impractical: Can happen easily if the player doesn't think their designs through. #OXYGEN NOT INCLUDED LIME LICENSE#
Artistic License Art: When a duplicant gets the Masterworks ability in art, the artistic works produced resemble masterpieces by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci or Frida Kahlo but featuring duplicants instead of humans. For example, if the toilets are out of order, the duplicants won't go to some remote corner of the base to relieve themselves in relative dignity, but instead just make a mess out of themselves where ever they are at the time, even if they are right near their only source of clean water. Furthermore, the scientists determined that being "born" as "fully grown" adults (the duplicants are only about one and a half feet tall according to the research notes you can find) has stunted many of their mental facilities as well. As the technology got better, the duplicants became relatively smarter, but they still had many biological and mental defects (such as lacking noses, all five fingers, and even lack feet by the looks of it). The duplicants were originally designed in-universe to do simple tasks. Artificial Stupidity: Sometimes this is unintentional, but other times the developers put this in the game as a justified feature. Naturally, if you don't prepare for it with a well set up airlock system, expect whatever oxygen you have in your base to dwindle extremely quick. #OXYGEN NOT INCLUDED LIME UPDATE#
The 'Cosmic Upgrade' update allows duplicants to mine to the outside of the asteroid directly into the harsh vacuum of space. or to your entire base if your oxygen production isn't up for the task. Can happen to the duplicants who got themselves trapped in hostile environment. Alien Lunch: This should be a given for the setting, since there's not a lot of non-alien things to eat. One key element is that unlike in real life, all combustion-based electricity generators do not actually consume your precious oxygen when burning fuel. As of Spaced Out, certain gases such as chlorine add the "burning eyes" debuff to Dupes who move through it unprotected, finally adding a cost (other than lack of oxygen) for exposing a Dupe to an unbreathable caustic gas. #OXYGEN NOT INCLUDED LIME FULL#
Also, fire doesn't exist so it's perfectly safe to have hot machinery in a room full of hydrogen and oxygen.
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The game ignores all the nastier effects that would come with exposure to gasses like chlorine (which causes severe burns to any exposed skin in the real world). Not breathable gasses can suffocate dupes if they displace all the oxygen but are otherwise harmless.
Gasses are divided into "breathable" and "not breathable". In real life, what we consider breathable air is mostly nitrogen, a little oxygen, and traces of other gasses, but this would be impossible to simulate for all but the sturdiest computers. Each square of the game world can hold exactly one gas. #OXYGEN NOT INCLUDED LIME FREE#
All worlds generated will always have at least two Cool Steam Vents that give off free (albeit hot) water so that you'll always have oxygen, and one Natural Gas Vent so that you'll always have a renewable source of power. Geysers and vents exist to give renewable resources before late-game rocketry can.
One does not need to manufacture liquid bottles and gas canisters, they just appear as needed when liquids and gases are to be handled. Normally this would eventually result in your base eventually succumbing to heat death, but there are a couple of mechanisms that combat it, most notably the Anti Entropy Thermo-Nullifier, which cools down everything for almost practically free. Temperature is handled realistically Convection Schmonvection is averted, machines that cool down gasses and liquids only transfer their heat to themselves and their surroundings, and ''entropy exists''. All of the dupes' tools do not need to be made and are completely free to use, requiring nothing but the dupes themselves. Acceptable Breaks from Reality: While the game tries to be realistic as possible, certain Anti-Frustration Features exist to make gameplay possible. Inspecting some leftover equipments from these so-called "points of interests" will uncover various pieces of lore that give clues to the origin of your printing pod and duplicants, why Earth is destroyed and what the world was like before. 
Abandoned Laboratory: You can find these in the world, complete with a Brain in a Jar that gives a free upgrade.
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