Tycoon citizens do not worry about negative eco balance as much as their Eco counterparts, but they can gain benefits from positive eco balance. Tycoons rely on coal and nuclear plants for power, and their citizens enjoy hamburgers, wine and spending time at the Casino. In turn, Tycoons decrease the eco balance and affect the environment negatively. The economy of a Tycoon player accelerates early in the game and declines gradually near the end, as their non-renewable resources run out (Tech's technologies can mitigate this setback however). Tycoons like to exploit resources quickly for immediate use, which leads to workers that are richer and can pay more taxes. This faction is representative of the Global Trust, Earth's number one leading energy supplier in 2070. Current Events change daily, unlike World Events, which can be around for several months. There are also "Current Events", where a player can complete a particular quest for one of the three factions to gain rewards. This event is the prelude of the Deep Ocean expansion. Fifth event: The Secret of the Ebashi Trench - players help the Tech faction to develop a geothermal power plant.Fourth event: The Nordamark Conflict - players need to mediate a confrontation between Global Trust and Eden Initiative in a region called Nordamark with diplomats and a nuclear submarine, Orca.Third event: Global Distrust - players help the Global Trust to prevent a global recession by expanding trade and decrease taxes to attract more inhabitants.Second event: Project Eden - players help the Eden Initiative activate "Former" technologies, which are high-performance air and water filtration systems, to fight pollution on islands.First event: Neo Skullz Pirates - players answer the World Council's call to war against pirates who threaten humanity with nuclear missiles.Completing missions will reward players depending on how many people participate. The gameplay includes "World Events" special missions offered only for a limited time, allowing all players to band together and complete the missions. Resources and technology upgrades can be carried on Arks, and be used in another game in "Continuous Mode". Players can customize their Ark to fit personal preference, which is only for aesthetics, as well as gaining special rewards that affect gameplay. Players can also gain achievement and rewards from just playing the game. For example, voting for the Tycoons' CEO Skylar Banes will increase productivity of manufacturing buildings. Participation will give different effects to all players, depending on who is president or what bill was passed, until the next cycle of voting begins. Players can also vote for a World President and vote in Senate Council. All humankind rally under one global government where the three main factions of the game control the world's decisions. In Anno 2070, politics are no longer defined by countries, boundaries, religions, races, etc., but how humans choose to produce energy. The Techs are only available later in the game when 10,000 credits are donated to their cause. The Tech is a support faction available to the other two, and they are useful in researching the latest and most powerful technologies. Tycoons are industrious and expand quickly, but have problems with pollution and dwindling resources. Ecos are environmental and build sustainable cities, but are inefficient and slow to expand. The game has three factions: The Eden Initiative (referred to as the "Ecos"), Global Trust (referred to as the "Tycoons"), and the S.A.A.T. Responsibility for settling and exploiting these new frontiers is given to a select group of people, who captain mobile ocean-going bases known as Arks. As a result, many old cities have vanished under the ocean, and much of what was once highland has been turned into chains of new islands. Global warming has melted the Arctic ice cap, which has raised the global sea level so that the coasts were flooded. Anno 2070 required Uplay to operate as an always online DRM System, later removed for receiving severe criticism from players. It was released on 17 November 2011, and was co-developed by the German studios Related Designs and Blue Byte, and published by Ubisoft. Anno 2070 is a city-building and economic simulation game, with real-time strategy elements.
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