Y'know Spiff, as a British Person living in Norfolk, my greatest fear is that my local council will be inspired by this video and somehow make public transport worse.
The most unbelievable thing about all of this, is that none of the citizens just go "Right, I can either spend a day and a fortune on public transit, or walk across that field in half an hour"
@@nazamroth8427 I bet the person who would walk over the field would end up in jail the gov always has great ways to secure their monopoly and ensure that there is no other option left
It's a baffling that happiness isn't affected by commute time in CS:2. In Simcity 4, if commute time is long enough, desirability drops and lots go abandoned.
Yeah, everyone loves these Cities Skylines games, but imo both the gameplay and the simulation itself are not very good. We need a modern SimCity in the same style as SC4 and SC3k
@@UncleUncleRj The question I've asked myself repeatedly, is if there's enough people like you and me to justify making a decent game. And by 'modern' does that mean it needs photo-realistic graphics?
@@tristanridley1601 SimCity does not need photo-realism, better graphics are just the cherry on top- modern just means two things - it has to work on a modern PC (SC4 cannot without work well without hacks) and since modern PCs can handle WAY more than a 90's or early 00's PC, the game can be updated to do so much more, like have an improved simulation engine. SC was just plain fun. However, they kinda ruined the series with SimCity 2013 because they strayed so much from the formula.
@@tristanridley1601 The only chance it has, I think, is a niche game with mediocre graphics. But that's ok; the people who just "play" cities skylines like it's a really bad version of blender for making pictures wouldn't be interested in the more complex model anyway. So basic stylized graphics would be completely fine.(TBH, I'd probably be fine with just isometric pixel art, but these days basic 3D is probably cheaper.)
I moved in this city about a year ago and at first I thought I was crazy to pay $200 a day just to go back and fourth but the jobs here are great and taxes are basically nonexistent.
Whenever you feel depressed at the terrible state of government services in the UK, like public transport (what's that?), health care (what do you mean you don't take ride share in emergencies to the hospital?), or housing (hahahahaha), just take a quick holiday across the pond to visit your rebellious colonial relations. We put the fun in dysfunctional because working yourself to death to be proud of a nuclear arsenal is just our way!
The only reason I want to visit England is to see exactly how bad their public transport is. When I was living in Western Australia I experienced such high levels of public transport that I ended up forgetting to renew my licence for two months... At the time I was working with a guy from North London who kept mentioning how our system was almost as bad as theirs. I never really got a solid explanation of why it is so bad, WA was the best public transport experience of my life lol
hmmm.. yes but i think he misses the concerns with 15 min citys.. which is surprising considering hes the type of mind that could have conceived of citys divided in to multiple prison sectors that you cant leave with out permission... maybe spiff need to realise theres a german version of him at the WEF who sees humans as NPCs to be manipulated and has the UI to pull it off
This has made me imagine what a nightmare world Spiff has created by the end. Spending months in these tiny moving cabins with a bunch of random people all living and working from their cramped seats, everyone trying to do zoom calls right next to each other, probably having drones deliver shitty takeout for every meal, unable to shower, and I don't even want to think about needing to "use the restroom" 😫. And that's all just going one way!
"Sorry I'm late Boss" "You're late by 12 days. What happened?!" "Well the first subway was late by an hour which caused me to miss each consecutive subway after that and had to wait for their next run to complete."
Actually if the tram takes that long, I don't need to buy a house. No mortgage, no property tax. Scammopolis actually have 10mil hidden pop who just go to work, get onto the air conditioned tram and then sleep on it until the morning. They probably just shower at the fitness at lunch.
In Germany, Switzerland and The Netherlands the integrated timed-transfer or pulse timetable is used to coordinate transfers from one line to another. The concept is that vehicles should arrive simultaneously at certain pulse points acting as transfer hubs. A clockface timetable has vehicles arriving/departing at consistent intervals often at frequency of an integer per hour.
@@FTW23-qq8nb and somehow my home town has f'ed their table up in a way that the thing OP describes actually happen And since it's this way now for over a decade, I doubt that's going to change.
The slight bump on the hill awakens me from my slumber. I blink my eyes in disbelief as tears begin to well up. We've crossed the last cut-back before the final station. Only mere hours to go! I begin to comb my impressive beard and spit-clean my glasses. I pull my fingers through my grease-knotted hair in preparation for my first day of work. Soon. So soon. I hope my wife and children are well. The horrid smell of the cramped tram, devoid of privacy or restrooms, has seeped into my jacket, stained through from my sweat and other bodily fluids. The other patrons of the public transportation system in the city all waver, bobbing slightly to the motion of the tram, corpse-like as we slide along the track. Soon.
Albert Camus: one must imagine Sisyphus happy Spiff, designing that tram: one must imagine Sisyphus having to pay each time he needs to start rolling that boulder
If only that was something they'd added in CS2, but no, all they did was add some node flags. (You can't even make a 2-way stop in this game; it's all-way-stop or nothing.)
This is the best DB Simulator! As a non german in germany, this is THE best way to explain how it feels to take the train here. ESPECIALLY if you're in a hurry!😊
Actually i am Sitting in a train right now! Already one hour late before i even Had The Chance to head INSIDE and still counting. Probably wont arrive at my Destination today
Your Boss: We need you to come in to the office, John called out. You: Ok, will be there in 4 months. The crazy thing is, back in day before vehicles, planes, etc. it wouldn't be unheard of to take 4 months to get somewhere, the world seemed like a significantly bigger place back then.
This reminds me of a time when I was a kid, and I used to play a game called Stronghold Crusaders, and in it I would decrease the tax to 0%, and it was even possible to pay them to live there, then I'd add a bunch of "nice things" as the game called it, which simply boosted morale of all the citizens, and soldier units. They would then proceed to be "happy" and not require other things such as "food", which I could tell you became outrageously annoying to upkeep. So then you could just forever last in a siege from inside the castle, without worrying about food shortages, and simple sell things. There was also a glitch in the game where you could build walls around production areas, so the units would be stuck inside working, and place the ox tethers (the transfer of good produced to warehouses) inside your castle, meaning nobody got hurt, so long as you kept the production building closed by walls.
Public transportation only works well in video games. It's kinda hilarious. Minus a small handful of racially homogeneous countries. Either way, it's wasteful. Middlemen can't be cost-effective.
@@r0nn7They just want to be angry about public transportation. Honestly I love now living somewhere I can use public transportation and not have to slowly get pissy at someone not knowing how to use their turn signal
@@MarcGeekLGIO is not the first person to intentionally play games wrong while still succeeding. He also does not own the concept. There is no "stealing" that idea.
Capitalism as a term was actually invented by early socialists so just using that term concedes a major point to socialists. The term implies that the system is somehow focused on capital and therefore unequal wealth distribution and exploitation when in reality what they called capitalism is really just economic individualism meaning nothing more than respecting private property. In short, 19th century socialists gave a biased name to their previously unnamed enemy.@@quincykunz3481
Adam Something: builds a functioning public transit system for an American city. Spiff: builds a public transit system the way an American city planner actually would.
Adam Something: I'm going to add tons of public transport, so that people won't use cars to drive around the city. Also I broke the game due to the sheer amount of public transport I have in my city. TheSpiffingBrit: I'm going to add tons of public transport, so that people won't use cars to drive around the city. Also I broke the game due to the sheer amount of public transport I have in my city.
@@Ryann9 If anything that outcome should've taught that dogmatic Czech that his jihad against cars and tourists won't work, but he shows no signs of realising even the absolute basics of transportation. It's worrying how many people believe in carless fairytales.
@@nvelsen1975 Jihad against what now? Are we really just throwing words-we-don't-even-know-the-meaning-of around as a substitute of English proficiency now lol.
@@toxicatto6074 Jihad, holy war, like when they remove parking spaces, make roads difficult and argue it also works to spend 3-5 hours a day every working day getting to work instead of driving 30-60 minutes.
The only catch? It's a city designed by me! Nope. Nope. Not a chance. I'd probably be locked in some cubicle, or somehow watch some timeline shenanigans happen as a quicksave somehow resets my work day, so I gotta keep working.
They should make it so when routes are simply far too expensive, people will just trek the open plains and produce trails. it would be incredible to see a mass of people covering the fields
New Scammington is not a scam. I live there and it's great. I've been riding the train for 3 weeks straight, and I still haven't got to my location! So much to see.
I am in awe of your ability to create a travelling hellscape beyond all comprehension. I couldn't even begin to imagine creating this level of chaos. Well done, sir. Well done.
@@HanSolo__ How far is that? 1500km or so? In the US, it takes 26 hours to go from New Orleans to Austin, a distance of around half that (822 km or so). :)
Except not taking into account delays, canceled buses (because there aren't enough operators) and having to wait for the next bus because the one that would get you to work relatively on time is so full nobody else will fit
@@HanSolo__ I'd say Poland might be a bit worse than Germany (and Germany much, much worse than all other surrounding countries) but it's still so much better than in the US.
Import coffee, but package it in Yorkshire Tea Gold boxes. But only every other tea bag has coffee grounds, since it's Britain the other half contain spicy peppers, with one guaranteed Carolina Reaper pack in every box!
you would have to ask the irish or indians how to topple that. most evil british man is just as hard if not harder to beat than most evil austrian man.
Once again, in an attempt to create a dystopia, Spiff has accidentally created the perfect society. If it takes most of a single day just to get to work, and you have to go back home after every day of work, the highest number of days you can actually hypothetically work is 3, 2 if you still get weekends. No wonder everyone is happy, you've given everyone 4-5 days off a week! And they still have to be paid well enough to keep coming to work. Perfectly balanced!
I have been suffering from a bad bout of the flu for the past week and this Vid made my day I laughed so much I thought I was going to cough out a lung or piss myself laughing truly made my week thanks for the cheering up Spiff cant wait for the next vid
New Scammington is not a scam! I can safely say that on my twelfth hour of travel on our wonderful train service. Edit: Very efficient construction in this city. The train ride got twice as long while I was riding it. But it's fine, I'll be at work tomorrow. Edit 2: I want to get off New Scammington's Wild Ride.
Yeah, usually Spiff just likes to focus on making obscene amounts of money while Josh is more into torturing his sims. While the idea of forcing people onto paid-for public transport is the basis of Spiff's wealth generation here, the point this time seemed more on torturing citizen rather than money.
I think it's the natural progression for all evil genius gamers to one day become Josh. I know I've been there. Sorry Sims, but if the game lets me sell the pool ladder, I'm going to sell the pool ladder.
:D :D In my city, I made parking at the side of the road impossible by green strips and planted very expensive parking spaces everywhere. They are always full and my citizens are always happy when I plant more.
"Isn't it great when you get on a train and it actually goes to its destination, instead of a replacement bus service?" As a Torontonian, I hope to experience that at least once before I die.
New scammington aint no scam! I mean, if i only had to work 4 hours a day because my transportation took up a majority of my day, and no taxes, and all i have to pay for is some tickets? Sign me up!
Five stops over 106 km... this tram line sounds like the intercity bus route where I live (Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada)... except that it's all folded into a single city. Glorious! Edit: And then it became five times as glorious. This is amazing, and I can't wait to see more from Spiff and create my own urban hellscape.
I don't know why, but I have this image in my head of Spiff having died, finding himself standing before the Pearly Gates, seeing a sign saying "yes, we do judge you for sins committed in video games", and just being like "shit"
New Scammington is not a scam. I love going to work on public transport, I especially love the view on the 12th hour! Just wish there where food on the tram, my kids starved to dead on the fourth day, but it's all good as me and my wife ate them and made it to the shopping district and boy did they have some good offers!
I’m sure there’s algorithm data to justify your video length, but I wish they were longer. Love Spiff’s voice and wish the normal exploit vids were 15-20 minutes longer
Start of the video: People will walk if it is faster to walk, so I've made the road longer. End of the video: I've added 3 days of travel time to the tram. ...shouldn't all of the citizens be expert hikers now? That highway that only circles the residential area once seems like a direct route all of a sudden.
The issue is, the route is still shorter than the highway as the game only takes into account each leg individually. So its shorter to go to the first rail station than it is to walk to the other side.
@@thespiffingbrit You know, you could have had the tram line go along the streets in the residential and commerce areas, but just not have any stops, so the people on the tram have to literally go along the streets they want to go to, but can't get off lol
When I see this, I think a collaboration between Let´s Game it out´s Josh and Spiff would be absolute nightmare material planing the most unefficient city xD
I'm not sure how it would work, but I'd love to see a city-planning collab between LGIO, Spiff, RealCivilEngineer, and maybe RTGame and/or CallMeKevin. Maybe they each spend like 45mins-an hour starting a city and then hand it off to the next person until everyone has had played with each city and seeing the results. Bonus points if they delete as little as possible so they can all recognize the parts they "contributed" (good or bad). I remember Spiff doing something kind of like that as a promotion for (I think?) Two-Point Campus? It was a lot of fun seeing everyone's take on stuff.
I would love to see a LGIO and Spiff collab. Then again, I would love to have 30 million cats. We can't all get what we want. (Unless we kill each other)
Totally not a scam, think about it. You can probably pack a sleeping bag and sleep in that tram. Play games too. How kind of our city designer to let us use electrical sockets on the tram. Think about it this way... $50 for a three night stay is a fantastic deal.
If I had to live in New Scammington: I'd open a Restaurant/Grocery shop and live out of it or, due the high level of education, have a job in which I could easily work from home. I'd have a gym membership so I could wash-up there. As long as I can avoid being taxed, you better believe I'd be there.
Sees first tram switch-back section: "Okay, that's not quite what I expected to see when Lord Spiff mentioned adding a longer tram line." Sees Final tram switch-back: "Now *THIS* is what I was expecting! A tram line that looks like the demon spawn sprogling of Yorkshire Tea Gold and the Nazca Lines. At least the city's residents can get a wonderful close-up of the glory of Phallicus Island."
You have made it!!! You build a perfect mirror of the public transfer transport in Germany! It is so nice to see that your Cims now feel the same as our citizens in Germany. I feel so home :)
"If enough people say it, it becomes the truth." - The Spiffing Brit If only you knew how true that quote is here in the US. We're destroying ourselves.
Ol' W, said something to the effect of "in my line of work, you have to say something again and again to get people to believe you." It's an old trick, boosted these days by meme culture and corporate controlled censorship. But the truth is the truth. Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken. The Emperor has no clothes, regardless of what the citizens are prompted to say. Hamsters and rangers everywhere, REJOICE!
After I finished one video the image for this video showed up in the gallery. Without even needing to hover over it to see the title I thought: "Spiff is playing City Skylines".
The funny thing is that layout is practically an american suburb. I've never witnessed a more dystopian "living space" than that. (PS> And that's before even accounting for the even more dystopian "Home Owner Association" thing they also have over there.)
We have space to build cities bigger than a can of sardines instead of hyper-centralizing into giant rat-infested concrete cages. Also HOAs are great unless you don't participate in the governance of it or are exactly the sort of person they exist to repel.
Beautiful! Spiff should be Prime minister of England and RTgame Ireland. Imagine the infrastructural improvement and quality of life changes they'd bring the UK!
Can you just imagine being a conductor on your of those overground railways? "My job is to drive this train a total of fifty feet in a half circle. Then I turn around and repeat the process in the other direction. I do this for eight hours, then I have to spend nineteen hours riding the other ones in order to get home."
Everyday go to work is going to an long vacation, it not that bad , Spiff just make all the citizens Fit and Good looking . And there no Tax too , what a dream city ! Minus the food and toiletries situation I think he make the city version of mad max
I can imagine a man telling his wife and kids that he is going to work, arrives 4 months late to his only day of work of the year, works 8 hours and then spends another 4 months returning to his house, just to find all their family dead because they had nothing to eat, since it takes 8 months to do the shopping 😂😂😂
Y'know Spiff, as a British Person living in Norfolk, my greatest fear is that my local council will be inspired by this video and somehow make public transport worse.
I live in Britannia aswell in Durham
At least you are not in North America.
I also live in Britannia, in Britain. The largest City of Britannia.
@@mbogucki1 I'd rather drive than leave any level of government in North America in charge of public transport.
I suspect you're lying because anybody living in Yorkshire would know there's basically no public transport left in Britain 😂🤷🏻♂️
Roundabouts are pretty special though ngl
OMG! Hey RCE👋
Yes! Roundabouts are superior 💪
Not as special as you my darling engineer 💗
I’m so glad that RCE saw this video. Your sewage dump seemed to be arguably the strongest design of the entire city
The island he created had the perfect shape.
An architect would say that.
The most unbelievable thing about all of this, is that none of the citizens just go "Right, I can either spend a day and a fortune on public transit, or walk across that field in half an hour"
The field is surrounded by a chain-link fence topped with concertina wire.
But there's no path! How will they ever find their way?
@@LaBambaMan He who walks across the field, *makes* the way.
@@nazamroth8427 I bet the person who would walk over the field would end up in jail
the gov always has great ways to secure their monopoly and ensure that there is no other option left
@@faustinpippin9208 that’s what car infrastructure does bud
It's a baffling that happiness isn't affected by commute time in CS:2. In Simcity 4, if commute time is long enough, desirability drops and lots go abandoned.
Yeah, everyone loves these Cities Skylines games, but imo both the gameplay and the simulation itself are not very good. We need a modern SimCity in the same style as SC4 and SC3k
@@UncleUncleRj The question I've asked myself repeatedly, is if there's enough people like you and me to justify making a decent game. And by 'modern' does that mean it needs photo-realistic graphics?
@@tristanridley1601 SimCity does not need photo-realism, better graphics are just the cherry on top- modern just means two things - it has to work on a modern PC (SC4 cannot without work well without hacks) and since modern PCs can handle WAY more than a 90's or early 00's PC, the game can be updated to do so much more, like have an improved simulation engine. SC was just plain fun. However, they kinda ruined the series with SimCity 2013 because they strayed so much from the formula.
Simcity 4 was amazing
Too bad it's considered long-lost technology nowadays.
@@tristanridley1601 The only chance it has, I think, is a niche game with mediocre graphics. But that's ok; the people who just "play" cities skylines like it's a really bad version of blender for making pictures wouldn't be interested in the more complex model anyway. So basic stylized graphics would be completely fine.(TBH, I'd probably be fine with just isometric pixel art, but these days basic 3D is probably cheaper.)
It took Travis a full month to get to his place of work. Spiff has once again made a perfectly balanced transport system
And so realistic!
Dude. spoilers
@@Leaked_Dudes Then stop reading comments before you watch the video. What a mug
Slow, expensive, unreliable public transport, im proud that Spiff is exporting the UKs "brilliant" transport to the world, brings a tear to my eye
I moved in this city about a year ago and at first I thought I was crazy to pay $200 a day just to go back and fourth but the jobs here are great and taxes are basically nonexistent.
Whenever you feel depressed at the terrible state of government services in the UK, like public transport (what's that?), health care (what do you mean you don't take ride share in emergencies to the hospital?), or housing (hahahahaha), just take a quick holiday across the pond to visit your rebellious colonial relations. We put the fun in dysfunctional because working yourself to death to be proud of a nuclear arsenal is just our way!
Tears of joy i suppose...
The only reason I want to visit England is to see exactly how bad their public transport is.
When I was living in Western Australia I experienced such high levels of public transport that I ended up forgetting to renew my licence for two months... At the time I was working with a guy from North London who kept mentioning how our system was almost as bad as theirs. I never really got a solid explanation of why it is so bad, WA was the best public transport experience of my life lol
hmmm.. yes but i think he misses the concerns with 15 min citys.. which is surprising considering hes the type of mind that could have conceived of citys divided in to multiple prison sectors that you cant leave with out permission... maybe spiff need to realise theres a german version of him at the WEF who sees humans as NPCs to be manipulated and has the UI to pull it off
If this city was real, bosses would still complain that workers prefer home office over commuting to work.
Or they'd just make them live (and work remotely) on the trains, too.
Bosses would be the first ones working remotely in this city don't get it twisted.
Probably make you show up at 8am for a meeting he zooms into.
i can really feel you channeling your inner bostonian
This has made me imagine what a nightmare world Spiff has created by the end. Spending months in these tiny moving cabins with a bunch of random people all living and working from their cramped seats, everyone trying to do zoom calls right next to each other, probably having drones deliver shitty takeout for every meal, unable to shower, and I don't even want to think about needing to "use the restroom" 😫. And that's all just going one way!
@@jarrod752bosses are hypocrites so they’d do both.
New Scammington is not a scam. Spiff just wanted to turn Cities: Skylines into Railroad Tycoon 7.
"Sorry I'm late Boss"
"You're late by 12 days. What happened?!"
"Well the first subway was late by an hour which caused me to miss each consecutive subway after that and had to wait for their next run to complete."
Actually if the tram takes that long, I don't need to buy a house. No mortgage, no property tax. Scammopolis actually have 10mil hidden pop who just go to work, get onto the air conditioned tram and then sleep on it until the morning. They probably just shower at the fitness at lunch.
Can the train schedules be adjusted so that the passengers barely miss their next train as much as possible?
In Germany, Switzerland and The Netherlands the integrated timed-transfer or pulse timetable is used to coordinate transfers from one line to another. The concept is that vehicles should arrive simultaneously at certain pulse points acting as transfer hubs. A clockface timetable has vehicles arriving/departing at consistent intervals often at frequency of an integer per hour.
@@FTW23-qq8nbthat's amazing! Would that every country/nation/principality/town should implement such a thing!
@@FTW23-qq8nb and somehow my home town has f'ed their table up in a way that the thing OP describes actually happen
And since it's this way now for over a decade, I doubt that's going to change.
The slight bump on the hill awakens me from my slumber. I blink my eyes in disbelief as tears begin to well up. We've crossed the last cut-back before the final station. Only mere hours to go! I begin to comb my impressive beard and spit-clean my glasses. I pull my fingers through my grease-knotted hair in preparation for my first day of work. Soon. So soon. I hope my wife and children are well. The horrid smell of the cramped tram, devoid of privacy or restrooms, has seeped into my jacket, stained through from my sweat and other bodily fluids. The other patrons of the public transportation system in the city all waver, bobbing slightly to the motion of the tram, corpse-like as we slide along the track. Soon.
I honestly don’t know how to feel about this
This is horrifying
just an old Russian prose with different make-up. lmao
Albert Camus: one must imagine Sisyphus happy
Spiff, designing that tram: one must imagine Sisyphus having to pay each time he needs to start rolling that boulder
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This is diabolical! I love it! Now, you just need to lower the speed limit for roads to 20 mph so they all feel welsh.
If only that was something they'd added in CS2, but no, all they did was add some node flags. (You can't even make a 2-way stop in this game; it's all-way-stop or nothing.)
This is the best DB Simulator! As a non german in germany, this is THE best way to explain how it feels to take the train here. ESPECIALLY if you're in a hurry!😊
As a german I strongly agree ☺️👍
Actually i am Sitting in a train right now! Already one hour late before i even Had The Chance to head INSIDE and still counting. Probably wont arrive at my Destination today
DB is one of the best things to happen to our car industry
The story of Travis is truly inspiring. He never gave up, keep it up Travis 💪
Thanks. I needed that today.
@@nogohoho Beat me to it. I’m also a Travis.
It would have been neat to see how Travis was doing at the end of the video! Even if he was probably just stuck on a multi-month-long team ride 🙃
The Travis that could
Your Boss: We need you to come in to the office, John called out.
You: Ok, will be there in 4 months.
The crazy thing is, back in day before vehicles, planes, etc. it wouldn't be unheard of to take 4 months to get somewhere, the world seemed like a significantly bigger place back then.
Bruh, armies marched for a month or more to get to a battle just to die in the first five minutes or less. 😅
@@SomeRetroGuy I know it's rude for the people who willingly fight to protect their country but... *SKILL ISSUE!*
The nightmare of game devs uploads once again
More like headache when you have something really bad but haven’t found out he’s the perfect game tester but you now because of that you fix it
If you start designing cities I’m leaving this planet.
with the Tram, Spiff gently dipped onto the madness of Letsgameitout, and its wonderful.
There's no better way to procrastinate than watching Spiff torment hapless digital citizens. Change my mind.
No
No²
Dam I was coming to tell you, no need to change your mind. Because you're right.
Not a scam
How about Spiff tormenting real life players through his menace creations 🤔
"Nothing jimmies my pickle quite like playing God ..." - The Spiffing Brit, 2023
"Nothing Jimmies my pickle quite like playing TheSpiffingBrit." - God. 2023
8:16 you can fly from London to Australia in that time and it took that dude that amount of time to cross the city. Perfectly balanced
If London to Australia flight cost only $96...
@@Saren-yc1rk oh I wish 🤣🤣
most reasonable public transportation I've ever seen.
and that isn't a lie because I've never seen any public transportation beyond a school bus.
This reminds me of a time when I was a kid, and I used to play a game called Stronghold Crusaders, and in it I would decrease the tax to 0%, and it was even possible to pay them to live there, then I'd add a bunch of "nice things" as the game called it, which simply boosted morale of all the citizens, and soldier units. They would then proceed to be "happy" and not require other things such as "food", which I could tell you became outrageously annoying to upkeep. So then you could just forever last in a siege from inside the castle, without worrying about food shortages, and simple sell things. There was also a glitch in the game where you could build walls around production areas, so the units would be stuck inside working, and place the ox tethers (the transfer of good produced to warehouses) inside your castle, meaning nobody got hurt, so long as you kept the production building closed by walls.
Are we optimizing for income or human suffering?
Spiff: Yes
It's not a scam!
Also, we need more Pebbles the Dog. She deserves her own video.
did you just assume that dog's gender? as Greta Thunberg would say... "how dare you"
Fair taxes
Plenty of public transportation
High level of education
A lot of jobs
Truly a paradise
All this town needs is a remote economy surge!
Public transportation only works well in video games. It's kinda hilarious. Minus a small handful of racially homogeneous countries. Either way, it's wasteful. Middlemen can't be cost-effective.
@@elimgarak1127 its pretty decent where i live
@@elimgarak1127 What does race have to do with public transport???
@@r0nn7They just want to be angry about public transportation. Honestly I love now living somewhere I can use public transportation and not have to slowly get pissy at someone not knowing how to use their turn signal
New Scamington Is Not A Scam
The fact that the train network wasn't called "the scam tram" is an absolute travesty.
Spiff is really starting to step into Let's Game It Out territory building that tram monstrosity and im all for it 😂
Let‘s Game It Out has become less interesting somehow
It's just plain stealing the whole concept... Even the thing with the D... WTF spiff
@@MarcGeekLGIO is not the first person to intentionally play games wrong while still succeeding. He also does not own the concept. There is no "stealing" that idea.
Spiff has been at that level for a while now xD
i agree@@maltee69
I appreciate that everything on this channel is really a warning of the dangers of government and ultimate power.
The government, corporations, capitalism, technology, Europeans as a species....
Capitalism as a term was actually invented by early socialists so just using that term concedes a major point to socialists. The term implies that the system is somehow focused on capital and therefore unequal wealth distribution and exploitation when in reality what they called capitalism is really just economic individualism meaning nothing more than respecting private property. In short, 19th century socialists gave a biased name to their previously unnamed enemy.@@quincykunz3481
@@quincykunz3481nah capitalism is fine
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@@You_are_wrong99 capitalism is much better than the alternatives.
Adam Something: builds a functioning public transit system for an American city.
Spiff: builds a public transit system the way an American city planner actually would.
Lol. I Just Watched that video
Adam Something: I'm going to add tons of public transport, so that people won't use cars to drive around the city. Also I broke the game due to the sheer amount of public transport I have in my city.
TheSpiffingBrit: I'm going to add tons of public transport, so that people won't use cars to drive around the city. Also I broke the game due to the sheer amount of public transport I have in my city.
@@Ryann9 If anything that outcome should've taught that dogmatic Czech that his jihad against cars and tourists won't work, but he shows no signs of realising even the absolute basics of transportation.
It's worrying how many people believe in carless fairytales.
@@nvelsen1975 Jihad against what now? Are we really just throwing words-we-don't-even-know-the-meaning-of around as a substitute of English proficiency now lol.
@@toxicatto6074 Jihad, holy war, like when they remove parking spaces, make roads difficult and argue it also works to spend 3-5 hours a day every working day getting to work instead of driving 30-60 minutes.
The only catch? It's a city designed by me!
Nope. Nope. Not a chance. I'd probably be locked in some cubicle, or somehow watch some timeline shenanigans happen as a quicksave somehow resets my work day, so I gotta keep working.
One's weekend is spent traveling to and from work. How balanced. If I lived in your city, Spiff, I'd start an urban war.
They should make it so when routes are simply far too expensive, people will just trek the open plains and produce trails. it would be incredible to see a mass of people covering the fields
not gonna lie, that would be awesome
What is this, Tropico? Oh well it can't be, since there's no beaches, no starting cities on islands, nor tropical climates and themed maps.
This isn't Foundation
New Scammington is not a scam. I live there and it's great. I've been riding the train for 3 weeks straight, and I still haven't got to my location! So much to see.
I am in awe of your ability to create a travelling hellscape beyond all comprehension. I couldn't even begin to imagine creating this level of chaos. Well done, sir. Well done.
With this tram track I can't help to get the feeling, spif has had gotten a lesson from our "Deutsche Bahn". 😅
NEW SCAMMINGTON IS NOT A SCAM.
My dream city
20:48 "Just 17 hours and 50 minutes later, you arrive at your destination."
Spiff has successfully recreated American mass transit. Well played :D
It would take over 8 hours to travel from my small town in northern Poland to travel one way to the city of Slough.
@@HanSolo__ How far is that? 1500km or so? In the US, it takes 26 hours to go from New Orleans to Austin, a distance of around half that (822 km or so). :)
Except not taking into account delays, canceled buses (because there aren't enough operators) and having to wait for the next bus because the one that would get you to work relatively on time is so full nobody else will fit
@@HanSolo__ I'd say Poland might be a bit worse than Germany (and Germany much, much worse than all other surrounding countries) but it's still so much better than in the US.
It's cute when euros compare their tiny little cities with a massive country with almost 400 million people
You're not the most evil british man alive Spiff. You don't import coffee.
That would be me
American here, this made me giggle. 😅
Import coffee, but package it in Yorkshire Tea Gold boxes. But only every other tea bag has coffee grounds, since it's Britain the other half contain spicy peppers, with one guaranteed Carolina Reaper pack in every box!
Has Spiff ever addressed the fact that JackSepticEye sells coffee? It must have come up at some point but I must have missed it!
you would have to ask the irish or indians how to topple that. most evil british man is just as hard if not harder to beat than most evil austrian man.
Once again, in an attempt to create a dystopia, Spiff has accidentally created the perfect society. If it takes most of a single day just to get to work, and you have to go back home after every day of work, the highest number of days you can actually hypothetically work is 3, 2 if you still get weekends. No wonder everyone is happy, you've given everyone 4-5 days off a week! And they still have to be paid well enough to keep coming to work. Perfectly balanced!
I have been suffering from a bad bout of the flu for the past week and this Vid made my day I laughed so much I thought I was going to cough out a lung or piss myself laughing truly made my week thanks for the cheering up Spiff cant wait for the next vid
Oh wow can't believe he perfectly recreated Wrocław's entire tram system in such a short amount of time.
I was just thinking to myself, "if our city council sees that, we're even more fucked"
I'm scared the next generation of city planners will be inspired by this
New Scammington is not a scam! I can safely say that on my twelfth hour of travel on our wonderful train service.
Edit: Very efficient construction in this city. The train ride got twice as long while I was riding it. But it's fine, I'll be at work tomorrow.
Edit 2: I want to get off New Scammington's Wild Ride.
Think of it as a staycation. :V
Every video he gets a little closer to becoming Josh with Let's Game It Out. A Spiff and Josh collab might break the universe.
Spiff and a LGIO collab is something this world needs
I was about to comment the same thing. The torture Spiff was inflicting felt very Josh-like.
Yeah, usually Spiff just likes to focus on making obscene amounts of money while Josh is more into torturing his sims. While the idea of forcing people onto paid-for public transport is the basis of Spiff's wealth generation here, the point this time seemed more on torturing citizen rather than money.
I think it's the natural progression for all evil genius gamers to one day become Josh. I know I've been there. Sorry Sims, but if the game lets me sell the pool ladder, I'm going to sell the pool ladder.
Ooh add callmekevin in there for maximum chaos
You can always place more tram stations at your line for more money
:D :D In my city, I made parking at the side of the road impossible by green strips and planted very expensive parking spaces everywhere. They are always full and my citizens are always happy when I plant more.
As the city just dissolves into Metro 2033, as the entire population, effectively, lives in the subway cars
No wonder his townspeople are so happy, he just transformed their home into a summer home
"Isn't it great when you get on a train and it actually goes to its destination, instead of a replacement bus service?" As a Torontonian, I hope to experience that at least once before I die.
New scammington aint no scam! I mean, if i only had to work 4 hours a day because my transportation took up a majority of my day, and no taxes, and all i have to pay for is some tickets? Sign me up!
16:55 Deutsche Bahn (German Railways): Allow me to introduce myself
Five stops over 106 km... this tram line sounds like the intercity bus route where I live (Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada)... except that it's all folded into a single city. Glorious!
Edit: And then it became five times as glorious. This is amazing, and I can't wait to see more from Spiff and create my own urban hellscape.
Abbotsford to Aldergrove, Aldergrove to Langley, Langley to Surrey Central, then you can finally hop a Skytrain 😂
I don't know why, but I have this image in my head of Spiff having died, finding himself standing before the Pearly Gates, seeing a sign saying "yes, we do judge you for sins committed in video games", and just being like "shit"
let´s game it out watching from afar 😶😶
Along with the hordes of Rimworld players...
New Scammington is not a scam. I love going to work on public transport, I especially love the view on the 12th hour!
Just wish there where food on the tram, my kids starved to dead on the fourth day, but it's all good as me and my wife ate them and made it to the shopping district and boy did they have some good offers!
Spiff, You're the Evil Genius we all wish we could be! You need to add a white cat being stroked into your video's
I’m sure there’s algorithm data to justify your video length, but I wish they were longer. Love Spiff’s voice and wish the normal exploit vids were 15-20 minutes longer
Start of the video: People will walk if it is faster to walk, so I've made the road longer.
End of the video: I've added 3 days of travel time to the tram.
...shouldn't all of the citizens be expert hikers now? That highway that only circles the residential area once seems like a direct route all of a sudden.
i think there is a maximum distance for how long a citizen will walk
The issue is, the route is still shorter than the highway as the game only takes into account each leg individually. So its shorter to go to the first rail station than it is to walk to the other side.
@@NightLexic correct! All of the legs are calculated independently allowing for our exploit
@@thespiffingbrit You know, you could have had the tram line go along the streets in the residential and commerce areas, but just not have any stops, so the people on the tram have to literally go along the streets they want to go to, but can't get off lol
Travis sat and shows how grateful he is on the city’s very efficient and amazing transportation, the greatest city indeed.
When I see this, I think a collaboration between Let´s Game it out´s Josh and Spiff would be absolute nightmare material planing the most unefficient city xD
I'm not sure how it would work, but I'd love to see a city-planning collab between LGIO, Spiff, RealCivilEngineer, and maybe RTGame and/or CallMeKevin.
Maybe they each spend like 45mins-an hour starting a city and then hand it off to the next person until everyone has had played with each city and seeing the results. Bonus points if they delete as little as possible so they can all recognize the parts they "contributed" (good or bad).
I remember Spiff doing something kind of like that as a promotion for (I think?) Two-Point Campus? It was a lot of fun seeing everyone's take on stuff.
I would love to see a LGIO and Spiff collab. Then again, I would love to have 30 million cats. We can't all get what we want. (Unless we kill each other)
Unefficient?
Spiff's city actually makes a fair amount of money
Scammington is pretty great to live. Taxes are very low. My one complaint is how long it takes me to get to work.
Spiff: "11pm at night"
tweet in the bottom right: "im afraid to go out at night" 20:43
Totally not a scam living in New Scammington. 11/10 city. Would live here.
Totally not a scam, think about it. You can probably pack a sleeping bag and sleep in that tram. Play games too. How kind of our city designer to let us use electrical sockets on the tram.
Think about it this way... $50 for a three night stay is a fantastic deal.
Hands down the funniest, meanest yet most ingeniously profitable CS2 city I’ve seen yet. Gives Let’s Game It Out a run for its money.
If I had to live in New Scammington: I'd open a Restaurant/Grocery shop and live out of it or, due the high level of education, have a job in which I could easily work from home. I'd have a gym membership so I could wash-up there. As long as I can avoid being taxed, you better believe I'd be there.
Spending 15 hours in a tiny hot box sounds unrealistic.
Surely 30 seconds is the norm. Isn't it?
Took bro a month to get to college💀
Sees first tram switch-back section: "Okay, that's not quite what I expected to see when Lord Spiff mentioned adding a longer tram line."
Sees Final tram switch-back: "Now *THIS* is what I was expecting! A tram line that looks like the demon spawn sprogling of Yorkshire Tea Gold and the Nazca Lines. At least the city's residents can get a wonderful close-up of the glory of Phallicus Island."
Every time Spiff starts cutting down trees for Timber, I get flashback to the Prison Architect video where I first discovered him.
New Scamington is not a scam, I love only having to work 2 days a week
16:55 Deutsche Bahn wants to have a word.
You have made it!!! You build a perfect mirror of the public transfer transport in Germany! It is so nice to see that your Cims now feel the same as our citizens in Germany. I feel so home :)
If we truly live in a simulation, I just hope I don't end up in the one created by spiff 😅
So long as you don’t mention the Boston Tea Party you’ll be ok…..probably
I think you just explained a lot actually.
At first i was horrified and afraid that Spiff had snapped totally... then shrugged as i remembered he did that years ago
I effing love your builds. Would this by chance be Professor Moriarty? How about a city with residential, industrial and cemeteries
2:12 ''There are just currently a few issues with my design''.... Just a few? Are you sure? lol
9:27 has a bit more going on than just "Yoga and Zumba"... o_O
i feel like someone, someday, will make a horror game about this.
😂😂😂 wow spiff…looks like plenty of opportunities to recreate the Boston tea party while on that Tram ride! 🇺🇸
"If enough people say it, it becomes the truth." - The Spiffing Brit
If only you knew how true that quote is here in the US. We're destroying ourselves.
Yep, it's bloody terrifying watching it from the outside...
Ol' W, said something to the effect of "in my line of work, you have to say something again and again to get people to believe you." It's an old trick, boosted these days by meme culture and corporate controlled censorship. But the truth is the truth. Sticking feathers up your butt does not make you a chicken. The Emperor has no clothes, regardless of what the citizens are prompted to say.
Hamsters and rangers everywhere, REJOICE!
16:50 Spiff has never visited the absolute paradise known as Belgium.
Belgium! Where trains run on joy, but society’s low on fuel.
After I finished one video the image for this video showed up in the gallery. Without even needing to hover over it to see the title I thought: "Spiff is playing City Skylines".
“Perfectly balanced… …as all things should be…”
I really liked the part where it was perfectly balanced!
My favorite was when he said "It's Spiffin' time!" and then proceeded to Spiff all over everything.
Normal cities
"We are expanding the tram network."
People: YAAAAY
Spiff's city
"We are expanding the tram network"
People: OH GOD.
It'd be cool if the AI was smart enough to recognise it's quicker just to walk over the grassland, evetually creating visible mud paths.
I mean the british did travel halfway acrross the globe for some spices. So a 15 hour drive to a park seems reasonable
& then they dont even use any of them...
The funny thing is that layout is practically an american suburb. I've never witnessed a more dystopian "living space" than that.
(PS> And that's before even accounting for the even more dystopian "Home Owner Association" thing they also have over there.)
We have space to build cities bigger than a can of sardines instead of hyper-centralizing into giant rat-infested concrete cages. Also HOAs are great unless you don't participate in the governance of it or are exactly the sort of person they exist to repel.
I want more cities design by spiff, it just works
Beautiful! Spiff should be Prime minister of England and RTgame Ireland. Imagine the infrastructural improvement and quality of life changes they'd bring the UK!
I see you channeled your inner American with the way you designed your mass transit network.
We need a Lets Game It Out colaboration.
Don't know what game, but the most exploitable, suffering inducing sim you can find.
I agree with this. The chaos will flow!
So the only way to have any chance to make money in this city is either having over 194$/day or to be a conductor XD
This is truly the city of all time
Can you just imagine being a conductor on your of those overground railways? "My job is to drive this train a total of fifty feet in a half circle. Then I turn around and repeat the process in the other direction. I do this for eight hours, then I have to spend nineteen hours riding the other ones in order to get home."
Everyday go to work is going to an long vacation, it not that bad , Spiff just make all the citizens Fit and Good looking . And there no Tax too , what a dream city ! Minus the food and toiletries situation I think he make the city version of mad max
I can imagine a man telling his wife and kids that he is going to work, arrives 4 months late to his only day of work of the year, works 8 hours and then spends another 4 months returning to his house, just to find all their family dead because they had nothing to eat, since it takes 8 months to do the shopping 😂😂😂