Eco Dev Tracker

We offer educational discounts for licenses, depending on the amount of licenses purchased. It so far hasn't really been a problem for the schools we worked with (and not at all for universities and institutions of adult education) to stem the cost - especially as the licenses can be kept by the students for playing at home and the costs are typically borne by either the government (e.g. whatever institution handles education on the level of the school) or the parents.

So you don't find it :)

Yes, the game is still used for educational purposes, though this is no longer a main development focus as it was before. It is where the whole 30 day cycles come from, as it was made to be played daily during a school project month in conjunction with different subjects and their respective teachers. You would have your normal, but adjusted, subjects - just in the computer room (or nowadays having computers everywhere anywhere) and use Eco's capabilities as framework to teach specific subjects with its help, plus project hours that are fully focused on Eco and the soft skills it can teach, that typically aren't regular school subjects.

We will be considering console versions once we finished the full package of Eco we intend for PC for final release, but as noted before, that means that is not in the forseeable future.

Update 10 is barely out a month - I'm suggesting it shouldn't be(come) common practice. People will notice themselves over time that it's more damaging to server health than it does good. On official server White Tiger we strictly prohibit such laws and as I see some community servers already do that as well.

Seclusion is never a good idea, that's not what we intended to use the laws for (but of course a valid option). It's just that the game experience in my opinion will be diminished, but that's stuff players need to sort themselves, given it's ultimately what the game is about.

Locking everyone out from doing anything at least to the feedback so far unfortunately did not do that to most.

Or ... don't do that and cooperate with others. Much more fun for everyone.

Every object has a specific tile in it that determines authorization, that one needs to be covered.

Let the server owner know to reach out to us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]), the symbol shows the server does no longer react.

That sounds like a political problem that needs to be solved on the servers.

That still applies, there is no plans to ever support ARM and hence also no Mac. We may want to support the Steam Deck in the future, which could lead to Linux support, but that is not currently planned either.

No, the intention is to build separate housing from your personal one for renting out.

That depends on the settings of the specific server. The general way it works is that for every X culture you gain 50% towards the maximum influence, e.g. a diminishing return, as you always get another 50% of the remaining span of influence you can still achieve.

Bathrooms give direct culture points instead of housing points when used on cultural deeds, though that is limited.

The main way is to make museums with pictures and get them rated by other players. Reputation from players in the own settlement does not contribute much to culture, you'll need people from outside.

/objects edit -> Laws -> Find the law and edit it.
Be aware that any changes made in there apply immediately once you changed something, not when you press the apply button.