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It's not intended and will be fixed as soon as possible.

Eco doesn't have regional text chat, only voice chat. So you would need to use the normal general chat that opens with Enter or send a private message by hovering their username.

The rules feature is not part of Eco, but a mod. I assume you need to accept the rules via some chat command, but I don't know the specific mod used - you may want to ask the server admin in their discord about this.

It is not recommended to use the mentioned setting, as it is experimental and not easy to use - hence it is not listed. A value of 0.04 is way too much and will level you to maximum level in no time.

You need to get a bit creative and place the aqueducts one below the highest level you want to have the water, then remove the parts below, the water will then fill down if it is a full block.

The checkbox is called "Has Meteor", the last one of three directly before the advanced settings.

You can do so at world creation in the settings or via Difficulty.eco config file. Note that the meteor will not simply disappear on a world that was already created with it.

Please provide your client logfiles after such a crash to [email protected]. You can find here how to get the logfiles: https://github.com/StrangeLoopGames/EcoIssues/wiki/Getting-the-Eco-game-log-file

Influence is only scaled by culture, additional citizens do expand the amount of claim stakes and papers available, though.

Yes, both are some of the highest voted suggestions, were on the list of what we'd like to do and as such we intend to introduce those after Early Access.

You can also still vote on them here:
https://eco.canny.io/feature-suggestions/p/trains - For Trains
https://eco.canny.io/feature-suggestions/p/minecarts - For Minecarts

Either you destroy the meteor with the lasers, or the meteor hits the planet and destroys large parts of it. You can continue playing in both cases.

You can already do that with aqueducts as well.

Ah, I see. That is true, but that behaviour was a bug, not a feature and fixed to address the very problem you noted it caused. It didn't work that way always either, I remember the respective internal discussion where John (who wrote the original code for it) himself noted that behaviour was not intended and introduced as an error later down the development. Unfortunately that behaviour hence is also not coming back.

As far as i remember the original state could be used to emulate fountains with a pipe spilling from above onto a (stone) structure - but the intent was for the whole water to be gone the moment the pipe is removed or connected to machinery. Permanent water as a consequence of breaking pipes or leaving them spilling freely (which would be necessary for a permanent pond) was never intended, though.

My post should hence correctly state "aqueducts have always been the only intended way to create and move permanent water". Thanks for correcting.

I'm unfortunately not sure what you refer to, aqueducts have always been the only way to create and move water.

There has not been any relevant changes to the ore spawns, only sulfur is missing.

Please send your client and server logfiles that you can acquire as described in https://github.com/StrangeLoopGames/EcoIssues/wiki/Getting-the-Eco-server-and-client-log-files-for-local-world to [email protected], so they can check.

Originally posted by Astral: I mean if you loan someone money they have a debt but it's on them when to repay you even if they have the money.

That is working as intended as well. It is up to players to loan to people they trust to repay or create enforcement mechanisms for loan defaults with the government system. We could probably add a checkbox to automatically repay loans when finances are sufficient that the user could optionally tick off, but the vast majority of loan defaults are for missing finances, not forgetting to repay the loan.