Wood pulp just chop it, even if you don't (like most players) it hardly impacts the world bar stopping a couple plants growing. Ground and air pollution can be mitigated to a point and wont effect much unless you place industry next to agriculture like some sort of idiot, replanting helps. Sealevel is able to rise due to emissions which is actually really neat but it cant be lowered after and any creative flood defences or reclaimed land will just not work.Ĭreativity isn't optimal, true to life we are people of cubes. Claiming system paired with grindy gameplay for resources equals cheap ugly un-inspired builds. I don't want to dislike ECO it has some very interesting features, however as a game its over-ambition causes it to be grindy and simply not fun to play.Eco, from developer Strange Loop Games, is described on Kickstarter as a 'global survival game,' which implies that it's similar to open-world survival games like Rust and Ark: Survival Evolved. Eco Global Survival Server Hosting with instant setup, low latency and high performance. Look no where else for your game server hosting needs! Our Eco Global Survival servers use SSDs, Intel i7 and the best performing hardware on the market. Available globally including UK, USA, Australia, Singapore and more. alot of the people running servers (i dont even have enough fingers to point if i wanted to) are only doing it so THEY can be the admin and cheat while living out their childish fascist fantasies because they have 0 power in real life, and rest assured if they dont like the way things are they absolutely 100% WILL take their server and go home (and restart it because that lets them still pretend they have power).Rent a Eco Global Survival server today! Create a civilization capable of stopping a meteor without destroying the ecosystem in the process. to be honest in game as in reality getting humans to do what you want them to as a group is tantamount to herding cats.

VERY easily a single player game where you can just do as you please and explore or build as you see fit. theres also the console which is in my eyes TOO easy to use but if you mess something up you can use that to fix it, including repopulating the planets wildlife or giving yourself food or skill points (or just flying around to see whats what). you also own the entire planet and all the resources, so no worrying about not having access to anything. They also multiplied the exp by 24 (if i recall.) to facilitate 1 person doing the jobs of 20(ish) and as mentioned above you dont have to worry about pollution or some angry nerd child coming in and killing all the wild life because mommy stopped breast feeding them at 12. furthermore in single player time only moves when you actually play the game, so its not like if you dont play for a day or 2 that will amount to progress lost.

YOU control everything, so theres no need for an economy or laws (are you going to break your own law?). Theres alot of features for MANAGING multiplayer, but you dont need that for single (or 2-3) player.

If everyone is supposed to play this on servers, why bother with single player at all then? It seems counter-productive if you're just going to tell people to play with others rather than help with single player issues. Originally posted by BoredTrucker:Hey NoBlackThunder, I understand the game is mainly for multiplayer, but some of us either don't have the time to grind with others, or have found playing on servers are usually filled with trolls and griefers, or, like me, don't have any friends (pls refrain from the flaming).

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