Highways are necessary in America due to my countries huge size and how spread out most suburbs are from areas where people work. The only reason you hear people saying it's a bad thing for cities is because they believe gas powered cars are evil but instead of admitting that they claim the system doesn't work which is a huge lie. Also those who live in gated communities don't spend all their time their. Fuel is cheap in America and roads are very good. That is until climate change alarmist started having our highways bulldozed and our policies that allowed for cheap fuel to be destroyed all based on science that has to lean toward one way of thinking or will not get funded.
@@Bland-79 Science is singular and they all agree on the topic except those funded by fossil fuel corps. Urban sprawl is the least desireable urban development ask a civil engineer why, the reasons are plenty.
@@Bland-79 Country's size is completely irrelevant in this conversation. There are large nations with public transport. Suburban development is also non-argument, because it is a part of the car-centered infrastructure. No highways = no suburbia and vice versa. The roads in USA are shit from what i've seen on videos. Partially because there are so many roads to maintain.
One thing I think makes a huge difference in making a place feel alive is having a character who is just... a person. Someone who's a completely normal person who has no relevance to anything helps a lot when it comes to figuring out what normal people do in the place.
Ok. As a career firefighter I HAVE to comment on the burned house. It was funny watching you create this and I have to say you did an outstanding job of truly making it look like a destroyed structure haha. I was very impressed with what the end result was. Even taking the time to change the color of the plants adjacent to the structure was impressive. Most people do not take that into account. Keep up the good work, really enjoying wasting time watching you work. Take care.
Most gated communities in the US are “guard gated,” often with armed guards, which are supposed to reduce crime. They don’t actually reduce crime, but they do increase the values of the homes because of their psychological effect on the homeowners. Maybe you can put in a hidden police substation into the gate to reduce crime within the game, and therefore increase the value of the homes.
I like the idea of having stories to go along with areas and buildings - makes everything feel more "real." City Planner Plays does a really great job with this in his series, and I think it will work great in Sunset City too!
Mike lost all his money gambling at one of the high end casino resorts in the city :( He had a terrible gambling addiction and things got so bad, when he ran out of money he even put his precious Blue Corvette down as a stake instead of cash and blew it all on a 50/50 bet on black on roulette.
There should be a massive marina just outside the downtown (part of which could be fenced off for another gated community) that is owned by Bob Bernstein. The marina started as a small set of fishing docks until Bob bought it and saw the potential for tourism, and developed it to its maximum potential in 1975. This was the largest tourism investment in the sentential state until the new amusement park in the northern half at the begining of the 80s.
As someone that lives in a gated community, we do so because we work hard to have nice things. We don't want them stolen or damaged or our homes broken into. It is also nice to have private facilities that we can use like a gym, clubhouse or a pool that is maintained and secure. When you live somewhere where the government actively works to let criminals run free, having a gate is a little bit more protection.
Oh boy, that plot regarding Michael is pretty interesting and now I'm waiting avidly for the next episode! I do think he might've gotten involved with shady people which is why they had to escape, likely to those new island suburbs that seem a little more isolated than their old house. That's just my guess. I do wonder how you would implement some sort of mob in the city though, I don't see much people try to show signs of a criminal organization in their cities, so the idea personally sounds very interesting.
Turns out that Micheal was the upcoming CEO for the FAB Soda company because he came up with a way to make the company more money; a new factory, even bigger than the one before, a new way to produce their lovely buth sugary products. Yes, it was better but not pretty. However the company got the plans to cityhall. A few days later they heard it got denied. Corporate Mike was pissed. Big time. when he heared he got his Corvette straight to the mayors house, who lives in the gated community as well, and stormed in. A bad dissision. The mayor got Mike locked up for the night to let Micheal know who's boss. Mike got even more pissed. Months later the political fight between the mayor of Sunset City and Mike has become dirty: Backroom dialogue with opposite partys of the leading party, localized union strikes to put the mayor in bad daylight and even hired men intimidating the head of the city to have the new factory build. Mike was planning it all. He was so obsessed with the plans, he wanted to become the CEO of 'his' new FABfactory. The mayor got so pissed at Mike that he hired a few men to let Mike know not to screw with him. By putting his house on fire. Turns out you shouldn't mess with the mayor, ask Mike Burgency :)
One character that should be in this series is a parody of Tony Montana in Scarface, a great film I'd recommend that inspired GTA: Vice City, called Jose "Joe" Florida. He is one of the most infamous mobsters in Sunset City and owns a mansion alongside the Florida coast. Having a crime ring makes the city more believable as Miami in the 1980s had a huge issue with crime at the time. I also found a documentary about the cocaine trade at the time called Cocaine Cowboys and while I haven't watched it and can't verify it's accuracy it's a sort of blind recommendation that could help with research for this series. Anyways, hope this comment helps out your series, I enjoy it very much.
I love how you are adding storytelling into the city instead of just building it. Make the city itself much more alive! Also yes, City Beautiful is a great channel :D
You’re not putting enough emphasis on the H, it’s “boy do I love rich, HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHWHITE neighbours!
@@gui18bifyou ran away from a community because of crime, not race. I've lived in a "minority" community all my life and never heard a gunshot or seen a gun.
my headcanon is that mike got in trouble with the mob after a shady, under-the-counter, pretty illegal business deal fell through. they burnt his house down because of the disagreement that ensued.
Woah. Such a nice vid again. Could you put all the sunset city videos in a playlist so someone like me, binge watching these doesn't have to look for the next episode.
I know a lot of these gated communites just never happened and then got abandoned early-mid way through construction, leaving essentially large clearings with a few abandoned and incomplete buildings. I haven't seen all of this series yet, but if you haven't already you should stick one on the outskirts of town.
The golf course looks really nice even if it's not totally realistic. Those assets look pretty good but the streams and paths really sell it. I hope you get the chance to build a full-size course with a logical layout because there's no doubt you'd make it spectacular.
It would be awesome to see a smallish airport with large general aviation area, and possibly a custom air tour airline using small cessnas? Love the series man!
As someone who's lived In Miami for a long time 9 times out of 10 houses with back yards that back up to a body of water do not have a fence at the waters edge and in the off chance that they do have a fence along the water it would be a chain link type of fence that you would be able to see though so that it doesn't spoil your view of the water
The burnt down house, perhaps the fire chief's vehicle with a couple of firefighter props could look pretty nice, like they are investigating the scene? Also you used to speed up the footage to get rid of the lag during cinematic shots, you don't do that anymore?
So ik its a little more on the adult side, but u should add Pablo Escobar into Sunset City cause let’s be honest, 1980’s Miami and Escobar go together like 2 peas in a pod🤣. He had a house there so maybe u could get a special mansion for him and he could persuasion on city decisions and such, would be a cool addition i think. Like if yall agree👍 Edit: also doesn’t even need to be Escobar himself but some random name with his role in 1980’s Miami
as an American who lives in a gated community here in Vegas going from my neighborhood/city (Summerlin) to like north Las Vegas its like living in another planet
The soda company could be dumping chemicals into the swamps or something, or on the flipside you could try to model the measures they/the city would have to take to negate the effects
Mike always put alot of care into his job. So when Burger King was coming to town (they ripped off their name) he knew he couldn't stand by and let it happen, and his bosses agreed. So when Mike slipped some money the cartels way (courtesy of King Buns) to show Burger King they weren't "welcome in town" and "flame grilled" their new locations. But when his bosses backed out and didn't give him the money needed for the payments, the cartel decided to do the same thing to Mike they did to Burger King...
might want to double check your render settings next video, was wondering why this one felt choppier and looking at the stats this one got uploaded at 10fps rather than the usual 30fps! ^^
hey man just incase you care.. this ep isn’t in the playlist from what I could tell. i’ve been binge watching and it was from 12-14 but I wasn’t paying attention to titles and was very confused when there was a brand new neighborhood! anyway, love the series!
Sadley your also forgetting that the US doesn't have public transport. I live in a fairly rich part of Florida and we have 1 bus line that doesn't even stop anywhere usful.
idk how i ended up here (prob my inability to play cities and looking up how to do basics) but with Florida, most of it is NOT walkable. my grandpa lived in a lot of those golf course communities, most of them are now 55+ communities, and everyone owns golf carts to drive around the neighborhood, even if they don't golf.
Scale wise it’d mean the community would be out of proportion to the rest of the city. I want a few of these so I have to be careful. Realistically it should be double the size
@@twodollarstwenty that makes sense. I've just begun to realize in the last couple of weeks how unrealistic the scale is in C:S - I think that 300-500 tiles would allow more realistic scaling of true-to-life cities. Ofc, other things would need to change, like road widths...
I mean, lack of public transport doesn't mean much to these people because they are rich, why take a bus when you can feel the wind on your face in your cabrio corvette?
Does anyone know if the recent updates for Cities Skylines will come to Nintendo Switch? Im expecting it wont but I would still like an answer. I dont have anything I can play Cities Skylines other than my Nintendo Switch. Oh and I tried searching it up but it didnt give me any answer I wanted. Just that Cities Skylines is on Nintendo Switch with its own version.
I live in Utah, the wasatch front specifically, and gated communities are a MENACE over here. They drive up housing prices wherever theyre built, they tend to attract (for lack of a better word) utter assholes, they look terrible, and are usually built over places locals used to live. Gated communities ruined my valley, so I'm glad they're just as bad in CS as they are in real life.
I wrote a paper about the American Dream and its affects on city building in which I also wrote about gated communities and I have to agree with you on the intro part
3:44 You say it's a bit sad that they're keeping to themselves, but honestly, I'd rather they didn't interact with the wider community. The kind of rich people who choose to live in a gated community that prides itself of keeping out ethnic minorities and "the working class" and just generally not white middle-upper class people, I have no sympathy towards them and I can safely assume they wouldn't feel the same towards me. Their invention has been a hinderance to society and has further increased the social divide in this capitalist nightmare in which we live. Sorry for the essay, live the vids, keep up the lovely work 👍👍
I almost completely would disagree, they want a safe place to live. They’re completely nice where I live at least. In fact they’re some of the nicest people.
I almost completely would disagree, they want a safe place to live. They’re completely nice where I live at least. In fact they’re some of the nicest people.
The houses on the river shouldnt be fenced in from the river :( i would be pissed if i moved into a river front property (or long pond idk) and i didnt actually have a view of it
How about a new arrival (perhaps escaping the political troubles in Scylla Republic??) to Sunset who has picked up some work delivering Fab Soda around the city - but it’s not enough to make ends meet for their family. A chance encounter at one of the King Bun delivery spots leads to them carrying some extra cargo on their rounds for some extra cash
It’s the 80s in Miami,where it was full of mobsters,it was full of cocaine from Pablo escobar,are you going to do anything related to the Miami drug war,with the Medellin cartel and law enforcement,m?Ik it’s just a game but having things like that would make Miami more Miami
Didn’t speed the footage up for this one which was a mistake. It’s a bit laggy to watch. Won’t do that again!
Speeding up the video 1.25 fixes it
Great story telling at the begining though, loved it!
Highways are necessary in America due to my countries huge size and how spread out most suburbs are from areas where people work. The only reason you hear people saying it's a bad thing for cities is because they believe gas powered cars are evil but instead of admitting that they claim the system doesn't work which is a huge lie. Also those who live in gated communities don't spend all their time their. Fuel is cheap in America and roads are very good. That is until climate change alarmist started having our highways bulldozed and our policies that allowed for cheap fuel to be destroyed all based on science that has to lean toward one way of thinking or will not get funded.
@@Bland-79 Science is singular and they all agree on the topic except those funded by fossil fuel corps. Urban sprawl is the least desireable urban development ask a civil engineer why, the reasons are plenty.
@@Bland-79 Country's size is completely irrelevant in this conversation. There are large nations with public transport. Suburban development is also non-argument, because it is a part of the car-centered infrastructure. No highways = no suburbia and vice versa.
The roads in USA are shit from what i've seen on videos. Partially because there are so many roads to maintain.
You should put the old town policy on the district, that means that only residents are allowed to enter the area and use the facilities
Including only allowed in the emergency shelters all the pessents can burn
One thing I think makes a huge difference in making a place feel alive is having a character who is just... a person. Someone who's a completely normal person who has no relevance to anything helps a lot when it comes to figuring out what normal people do in the place.
Like prabaker in shantaram (the book especially)
sam raimi is that you
Like Shirley
Ok. As a career firefighter I HAVE to comment on the burned house. It was funny watching you create this and I have to say you did an outstanding job of truly making it look like a destroyed structure haha. I was very impressed with what the end result was. Even taking the time to change the color of the plants adjacent to the structure was impressive. Most people do not take that into account. Keep up the good work, really enjoying wasting time watching you work. Take care.
When your entire neighborhood was just a "placeholder"
Makes you think, are we all just placeholders ..
@@twodollarstwenty that's deep
That's pretty much most neighborhoods in the US
Utah moment
Most gated communities in the US are “guard gated,” often with armed guards, which are supposed to reduce crime. They don’t actually reduce crime, but they do increase the values of the homes because of their psychological effect on the homeowners. Maybe you can put in a hidden police substation into the gate to reduce crime within the game, and therefore increase the value of the homes.
I like the idea of having stories to go along with areas and buildings - makes everything feel more "real." City Planner Plays does a really great job with this in his series, and I think it will work great in Sunset City too!
Awesome episode. Mike seems like a caricature straight out of Arrested Development.
I was NOT ready for the intro to the video, so much happened in such a short span of time. I'm on the edge of my seat here
I love this series and how it’s turning out, the incorporating stories and businesses within… all taking it to a new level my friend 🔥💯
Mike lost all his money gambling at one of the high end casino resorts in the city :( He had a terrible gambling addiction and things got so bad, when he ran out of money he even put his precious Blue Corvette down as a stake instead of cash and blew it all on a 50/50 bet on black on roulette.
i love his more comedic turn on the videos lately, it’s great
As a Florida resident I can confirm there are a LOT of gated communities.
Can’t thank you enough for uploading more recently! I really enjoy watching these and love every vid :)
There should be a massive marina just outside the downtown (part of which could be fenced off for another gated community) that is owned by Bob Bernstein. The marina started as a small set of fishing docks until Bob bought it and saw the potential for tourism, and developed it to its maximum potential in 1975. This was the largest tourism investment in the sentential state until the new amusement park in the northern half at the begining of the 80s.
As someone that lives in a gated community, we do so because we work hard to have nice things. We don't want them stolen or damaged or our homes broken into. It is also nice to have private facilities that we can use like a gym, clubhouse or a pool that is maintained and secure. When you live somewhere where the government actively works to let criminals run free, having a gate is a little bit more protection.
Oh boy, that plot regarding Michael is pretty interesting and now I'm waiting avidly for the next episode! I do think he might've gotten involved with shady people which is why they had to escape, likely to those new island suburbs that seem a little more isolated than their old house. That's just my guess.
I do wonder how you would implement some sort of mob in the city though, I don't see much people try to show signs of a criminal organization in their cities, so the idea personally sounds very interesting.
He sounds like a guy likely in witness protection
It would be Interesting to see crime in sunset city especially since it's based off miami
i love your city skyline series a lot. You're definitely the best out there. keep it up! can't wait for the next episode
Turns out that Micheal was the upcoming CEO for the FAB Soda company because he came up with a way to make the company more money; a new factory, even bigger than the one before, a new way to produce their lovely buth sugary products. Yes, it was better but not pretty. However the company got the plans to cityhall. A few days later they heard it got denied. Corporate Mike was pissed. Big time. when he heared he got his Corvette straight to the mayors house, who lives in the gated community as well, and stormed in. A bad dissision. The mayor got Mike locked up for the night to let Micheal know who's boss. Mike got even more pissed. Months later the political fight between the mayor of Sunset City and Mike has become dirty: Backroom dialogue with opposite partys of the leading party, localized union strikes to put the mayor in bad daylight and even hired men intimidating the head of the city to have the new factory build. Mike was planning it all. He was so obsessed with the plans, he wanted to become the CEO of 'his' new FABfactory. The mayor got so pissed at Mike that he hired a few men to let Mike know not to screw with him. By putting his house on fire. Turns out you shouldn't mess with the mayor, ask Mike Burgency :)
Interesting, these deed restricted communities really are EVERYWHERE, especially here in Florida
One character that should be in this series is a parody of Tony Montana in Scarface, a great film I'd recommend that inspired GTA: Vice City, called Jose "Joe" Florida. He is one of the most infamous mobsters in Sunset City and owns a mansion alongside the Florida coast. Having a crime ring makes the city more believable as Miami in the 1980s had a huge issue with crime at the time. I also found a documentary about the cocaine trade at the time called Cocaine Cowboys and while I haven't watched it and can't verify it's accuracy it's a sort of blind recommendation that could help with research for this series. Anyways, hope this comment helps out your series, I enjoy it very much.
as a Umiami student, I would love to see a university in Sunset City. Umiami football was huge in the 80s so i think it would be pretty cool!
I love how you are adding storytelling into the city instead of just building it. Make the city itself much more alive! Also yes, City Beautiful is a great channel :D
A line of golf carts just for looks sounds so much like a corruption scandal in a city hahahaha great
boy do i love rich, white neighbours!
Who can not love them
Speaking as someone who ran away from a minority community after almost being caught in gunfights twice to find safety, yes!
You’re not putting enough emphasis on the H, it’s “boy do I love rich, HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHWHITE neighbours!
@@gui18bifyou ran away from a community because of crime, not race. I've lived in a "minority" community all my life and never heard a gunshot or seen a gun.
@@carstarsarstenstesenn exactly
You forgot to put this in your sunset city playlist
Wow, what an intro! Great episode. Looks amazing.
the story aspect is awesome! We can't wait to see more! Amazing work!
Okay the opening with his house burning down and the fire truck pulling up had me lmao
Thats amazing dude! So many details that you can't see from above, but add so much character.
Like the new color settings at 17:31. Makes it look warmer and more vibrant.
my headcanon is that mike got in trouble with the mob after a shady, under-the-counter, pretty illegal business deal fell through. they burnt his house down because of the disagreement that ensued.
Woah. Such a nice vid again. Could you put all the sunset city videos in a playlist so someone like me, binge watching these doesn't have to look for the next episode.
Thanks! Sure thing
I know a lot of these gated communites just never happened and then got abandoned early-mid way through construction, leaving essentially large clearings with a few abandoned and incomplete buildings. I haven't seen all of this series yet, but if you haven't already you should stick one on the outskirts of town.
The golf course looks really nice even if it's not totally realistic. Those assets look pretty good but the streams and paths really sell it. I hope you get the chance to build a full-size course with a logical layout because there's no doubt you'd make it spectacular.
I often make gated communities in my cities. I love them.
Hey, FYI, this video isn't in your Sunset City playlist! Had to search for it. Great series! :)
Since its 80s Miami, maybe Mike's story could be turned into a Miami Vice episode. (Also a driving tour with a white Testarossa)
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Thanks for the support and looking forward to another progress of Sunset city.
loving the slideshow
It would be awesome to see a smallish airport with large general aviation area, and possibly a custom air tour airline using small cessnas? Love the series man!
Thought this was a CPP video from the thumbnail lmao
I miss the old format of videos tbh
Great storytelling in this bad boy - nice job!
wow, this was totally not laggy
Best golf course ever! Looks great dude
As someone who's lived In Miami for a long time 9 times out of 10 houses with back yards that back up to a body of water do not have a fence at the waters edge and in the off chance that they do have a fence along the water it would be a chain link type of fence that you would be able to see though so that it doesn't spoil your view of the water
Fantastic intro. Spit my drink at the house burning down :D
Imagine the Mike Burgins story ends with a Hotline Miami/Scarface shootout in downtown Sunset City
Bro how many enemies did King Bun have? Like how did his house coach in fire?
The burnt down house, perhaps the fire chief's vehicle with a couple of firefighter props could look pretty nice, like they are investigating the scene? Also you used to speed up the footage to get rid of the lag during cinematic shots, you don't do that anymore?
I do I just didn’t have enough intro footage to Pat out my rambling
So ik its a little more on the adult side, but u should add Pablo Escobar into Sunset City cause let’s be honest, 1980’s Miami and Escobar go together like 2 peas in a pod🤣. He had a house there so maybe u could get a special mansion for him and he could persuasion on city decisions and such, would be a cool addition i think. Like if yall agree👍
Edit: also doesn’t even need to be Escobar himself but some random name with his role in 1980’s Miami
as an American who lives in a gated community here in Vegas going from my neighborhood/city (Summerlin) to like north Las Vegas its like living in another planet
The soda company could be dumping chemicals into the swamps or something, or on the flipside you could try to model the measures they/the city would have to take to negate the effects
Mike always put alot of care into his job. So when Burger King was coming to town (they ripped off their name) he knew he couldn't stand by and let it happen, and his bosses agreed. So when Mike slipped some money the cartels way (courtesy of King Buns) to show Burger King they weren't "welcome in town" and "flame grilled" their new locations. But when his bosses backed out and didn't give him the money needed for the payments, the cartel decided to do the same thing to Mike they did to Burger King...
might want to double check your render settings next video, was wondering why this one felt choppier and looking at the stats this one got uploaded at 10fps rather than the usual 30fps! ^^
I admire that you want to keep that river all forested but each of those houses on those rivers would have docks and boats because Florida.
I think a Mob boss was bribing mike and then he was betrayed by the boss and now owes him some money.
One of my favorite cities in Florida is called Weston. It’s really beautiful.
14:20 Why'd you sound so happy when you said burn it to the ground 💀😭🤣
hey man just incase you care.. this ep isn’t in the playlist from what I could tell. i’ve been binge watching and it was from 12-14 but I wasn’t paying attention to titles and was very confused when there was a brand new neighborhood! anyway, love the series!
My bad! I care. I'll add it now :)
I like how you have to have a disclamer at the beginning to quell the armchair urbanists from losing their cool in the comments.
Just to be on the safe side
I didn't know you could get golf course assets! That's sweet
Sadley your also forgetting that the US doesn't have public transport. I live in a fairly rich part of Florida and we have 1 bus line that doesn't even stop anywhere usful.
3:00 bro literally just said every problem I experience living in a gated community
this series has so much potential! can we have some cocaine cowboys references pleassse?
idk how i ended up here (prob my inability to play cities and looking up how to do basics) but with Florida, most of it is NOT walkable. my grandpa lived in a lot of those golf course communities, most of them are now 55+ communities, and everyone owns golf carts to drive around the neighborhood, even if they don't golf.
After he gambled all his money he burnt his hous down that the insurance will give him money
I will never understand how u can play the game in like 5 fps
Only 13 minutes in, but I am wondering why you didn't extend the community and the golf course to the other side of the river...?
Scale wise it’d mean the community would be out of proportion to the rest of the city. I want a few of these so I have to be careful. Realistically it should be double the size
@@twodollarstwenty that makes sense. I've just begun to realize in the last couple of weeks how unrealistic the scale is in C:S - I think that 300-500 tiles would allow more realistic scaling of true-to-life cities. Ofc, other things would need to change, like road widths...
love the videos man :DD
I remember you using some software to plan Oceania in the very beginning (I am rewatching it), what software did you use?
I mean, lack of public transport doesn't mean much to these people because they are rich, why take a bus when you can feel the wind on your face in your cabrio corvette?
Amazing video! What is the technique you use to create the small triangle lakes? Is it like invisible fence or something?
My mans built the hood so chill
Oh god the lag
Does anyone know if the recent updates for Cities Skylines will come to Nintendo Switch? Im expecting it wont but I would still like an answer. I dont have anything I can play Cities Skylines other than my Nintendo Switch.
Oh and I tried searching it up but it didnt give me any answer I wanted. Just that Cities Skylines is on Nintendo Switch with its own version.
I live in Utah, the wasatch front specifically, and gated communities are a MENACE over here.
They drive up housing prices wherever theyre built, they tend to attract (for lack of a better word) utter assholes, they look terrible, and are usually built over places locals used to live.
Gated communities ruined my valley, so I'm glad they're just as bad in CS as they are in real life.
can you make a space center inspired by cape canaveral (florida)
I wrote a paper about the American Dream and its affects on city building in which I also wrote about gated communities and I have to agree with you on the intro part
gated communities are great, everything is better with less government and the cops never came down there
I think those 2 trees right out front of the house should be a bit darker from the fire
3:44 You say it's a bit sad that they're keeping to themselves, but honestly, I'd rather they didn't interact with the wider community. The kind of rich people who choose to live in a gated community that prides itself of keeping out ethnic minorities and "the working class" and just generally not white middle-upper class people, I have no sympathy towards them and I can safely assume they wouldn't feel the same towards me. Their invention has been a hinderance to society and has further increased the social divide in this capitalist nightmare in which we live. Sorry for the essay, live the vids, keep up the lovely work 👍👍
They just want a safe place for them to live. That's totally understandable considering the skyrocketing crime rates in the US.
uhh... okay, dude.
I almost completely would disagree, they want a safe place to live. They’re completely nice where I live at least. In fact they’re some of the nicest people.
I almost completely would disagree, they want a safe place to live. They’re completely nice where I live at least. In fact they’re some of the nicest people.
Your city looks so cool
can you use BOB to get rid of vanilla props off vanilla buildinga?
Which city is this? 1:16
Make sure you build Tony Montana's estate somewhere lol
Please finish the second city in Marble Mountain like you said in the most recent Marble Mountain episode! :(
You got to have a huge sports team that maybe one of the executives owns. I think that would be super cool. Love the series btw!
For More background storys you Can Use a Chat bot ai, i use it for my Football Manager regens to get a strenger bound With them
The houses on the river shouldnt be fenced in from the river :( i would be pissed if i moved into a river front property (or long pond idk) and i didnt actually have a view of it
Yeah, I also think that highways are bad. They should have not been built, we should have had dirt roads connecting different cities :V
I think you should make neighborhood las wit different ethic groups
I would like to see a competitor for king buns
How about a new arrival (perhaps escaping the political troubles in Scylla Republic??) to Sunset who has picked up some work delivering Fab Soda around the city - but it’s not enough to make ends meet for their family. A chance encounter at one of the King Bun delivery spots leads to them carrying some extra cargo on their rounds for some extra cash
0:16 did anybody else see the biker get hit by a car? Lol
What if Cities Skylines comes up with an actual DLC package called Gated Communities?
Is it possible to create creeks in cities skylines
It’s the 80s in Miami,where it was full of mobsters,it was full of cocaine from Pablo escobar,are you going to do anything related to the Miami drug war,with the Medellin cartel and law enforcement,m?Ik it’s just a game but having things like that would make Miami more Miami