Project P.I.T.T. Throw — Not Progressing
Throw — Not Progressing: The historical FAQ puts object throwing behind its upgrade and names right mouse as the default.
The historical FAQ puts object throwing behind its upgrade and names right mouse as the default. Your rebound action takes precedence over that historical default.
What the source actually establishes
The official FAQ states that right-click throws an object once the Throw upgrade is unlocked.
Separate picking up, placing and throwing in your report. An object that can be carried does not prove the Throw action is unlocked or bound as expected.
Evidence for this section (1)
DEMO HISTORICAL · checked 2026-08-29
The official FAQ states that right-click throws an object once the Throw upgrade is unlocked.
Build relevance: Demo/FAQ history
Limit: Do not infer prices, prerequisites or maximum levels.
A useful observation to collect
The historical FAQ puts object throwing behind its upgrade and names right mouse as the default. Your rebound action takes precedence over that historical default.
Sources:
Fields still awaiting reliable evidence
DEFERRED — EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT. The missing fields below are intentionally not estimated.
| Field | Status |
|---|---|
| Unlock prerequisite | Not verified |
| Maximum level | Not verified |
| Per-level cost | Not verified |
| Per-level numerical effect | Not verified |
Sources:
Evidence and verification limits
DEFERRED — EVIDENCE INSUFFICIENT. This page documents what is known and what remains unresolved; it is not a verified complete solution.
Missing numeric/unlock evidence; profile respects existing canonical intent owner.
Evidence for this section (1)
DEMO HISTORICAL · checked 2026-08-29
The official FAQ states that right-click throws an object once the Throw upgrade is unlocked.
Build relevance: Demo/FAQ history
Limit: Do not infer prices, prerequisites or maximum levels.
Primary source: Official Steam Community launch FAQ ↗. Scope: demo.
A source-check date is not an in-game test date. Historical fixes and community observations retain their stated scope.