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In regards to NPCs we've already been very clear that this is out of the scope of Eco, as the experience of Eco is based at the very foundation on playing with other human people.
And Singleplayer / Coop / Multiplayer is the endless debate. Steam suggests adding those things when you can play like this. You definately can play singleplayer on your PC and co-op with a few friends, hence it's tagged. The tags do not represent a singleplayer campaign or similar.
"This game is designed to be played with other people not NPC's," even if the store page says singleplayer?
It would be nice but it looks like they have absolutely no intention of ever doing this, so alternatives need to be considered. Like ways to run small servers better, with more fun and less hassle.
We plan to introduce most of the highest voted suggestions to the game sooner or later, depending on their suitability for the game and required development time compared to the resulting improvement.