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You are Asleep or Unconscious. Can someone pick you up? How can people interact with you? Are you still considered a person, occupying a square and refusing others to pass? Are you effectively an object?
This is not really optional. Please. I have assumptions, as I'm sure most people who read this do, but it really should be in the book.

Tholomyes |
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I don't really think it's a matter of "guesses" but information not presented in the right area. Since Petrified pretty definitively states that twice a creature's bulk is "typically 16 for a petrifed Medium creature or 8 for a petrifed Small creature" it's clear to me that those values are 8 and 4 for a regular creature. The problem is that this is the only place those values are mentioned.

Lucas Yew |
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As Pathfinder is going the opposite direction of the "Mother May I" style, such questions are vital, yes I agree.
And I'd add one of mine: "Do fire damage spells burn unattended things unless otherwise noted?" Yes, I heard horror stories of 4E when an incompetent D..referee disallowed fire powers from burning stuff because it ain't written so.

Dante Doom |

This answers most of your questions. One that I still have and showed in my last game is that is possible to Drag a incapacitated creature...
I ruled that it consumed an interact action and for movement count as difficulty terrain

Mark Carlson 255 |
As Pathfinder is going the opposite direction of the "Mother May I" style, such questions are vital, yes I agree.
And I'd add one of mine: "Do fire damage spells burn unattended things unless otherwise noted?" Yes, I heard horror stories of 4E when an incompetent D..referee disallowed fire powers from burning stuff because it ain't written so.
There is a group of Starfinder players that I know are like this and they are not young kids or new players.
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That does answer one of the big questions. However, is an Asleep/Unconscious person willing? I would think so?
I am pretty sure that they avoided the "asleep/unconscious = willing" thing in the playtest rules because of various unfortunate implications -- but they do mention both sets of conditions when they have equivalent effects.