Thousands of simulated plants and animals will live and grow on a server that runs 24 hours a day. Every decision you make and action you perform will affect the world around you. Gamepedia is proud to announce the Official Eco Wiki, a growing resource for learning more about the game.Īt its core, Eco is a global survival game. The game’s Kickstarter just launched, and already 675 backers have pledged $28,949 of the campaign’s $100,000 goal. Despite being unaffected by the default collaboration presets, sever operators coming up with their own custom collaboration settings may change them.Collaborate with fellow citizens, create laws, and carefully gather resources from a fully simulated ecosystem in Eco, an upcoming title from Strange Loop Games. There are two unused modifiers: "Player Experience per Specialty" and "Specialty Experience per Level," which, regardless of Collaboration level, are set to 0 and 25, respectively. This applies to both player experience and specialty experience.Ĭraft Resource/Time modifier Ī server with a lower Collaboration modifier causes players to craft items faster and less expensively.Įndgame Crafting Cost Ī server with a high collaboration setting increases the cost of two specific items: The laser and the Computer Lab. The experience values for each new skill point do not change after the 7th additional point and their values under the different collaboration settings are:Ī server with a higher collaboration setting will cause players to gain experience slower, whereas a low collaboration setting will cause players to gain skill faster. The player always starts with a specialization point in Self-Improvement and one free specialization point. The Collaboration settings affect the following:Ī server with a higher collaboration setting will require more experience points to earn the next Specialization Point, reducing the number of specialties a single player can obtain in the 30 day window before the meteor hits.
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