A research tree would not look the same as a skill dependency tree and probably be quite messy if you went into every detail. Type of papers needed to research don't always need to be a related skill either and some will take any paper of that tier. Spend the day pair-developing with Eco's designer John Krajewski and Eco's tech director Eric Anderson in Seattle Washington. If your only goal is to destroy the meteor in single player you won't even need every skill. You are meant to work with people from a variety of professions so every game is a bit random in progression depending on other players and not easy to lay out in a specific order for single player. The game is not really designed for a single player taking every skill. That would depend on whether the smelters price iron well and provide plenty of nails. The fact carpentry needs smelting at some point and only for one major product is just one of those random things that exists in nearly every profession and does not mean you'd always see a point in taking smelting when doing carpentry. dynamic Earth systems, and ignores their role in humanitys survival. Some groups of skills impact nearly every other but only in little ways so there is no clear path between them. ber of international artists rejuvenating the planet has reached a critical mass. Sometimes there are numerous ways to accomplish something and therefore different skills you might take to complement each other depending on play style and situation. Problem with a tech tree is many skills rely on multiple other skills. Those are the ones most reliant on each other and needed the most to unlock the next one. The skills are already laid out in the game in related groups.
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