I'll be very disappointed in you if you don't claim your RAIL tokens... This video was sponsored by SimCity Buildit: (Claim your free train and station) scbuildit.sng.link/Doq5w/4ds9 #SimCityBuildItPartner
Well, this got real quick. A great way to dig at the fact that we all just watched an 11 minute advertisement for a highly monetized mobile game by examining how your townsfolk "live to work" for the "opportunity" to go home and be force fed ads made by companies that they just spend 40+ hours a week creating profit for. Oh, and trains were in it too. Well done.
@@vinculaomega5283 And what an advertisement it is! After hearing about how the residents of New Scamington live in perpetual labour and advertised toil, who wouldn't want to get in on this?!
@@justdoit83388and the people who REALLY like trains REALLY care about accuracy. From what little I know I just don't see train people caring about SimCity trains
I actually like Simcity build it as a game but my lord the monetization is so heavy handed it just isn’t worth it with out spending a dumb amount of money.
@@JameZayer Oh mann, societies. That game was awful but I loved the ability to turn your city into an authoritarian 1984-like regime. It's even featured to make some sort of history documental in one of TS3 tv channels
Imagine some excited developer rushing to their boss' office: "Sir, Cities Skylines 2 has received some backlash due to performance issues and missing features we should take advantage of this to bring back sim city!!" And the CEO at the EA HQ was like "ok, throw some codes for the mobile game and sponsor some videos or whathever"
Between this and Super Mega Baseball 4 I’m starting to think it is *literally* impossible to EA to release a good video game. Like I know “EA sucks” has been a massive statement and joke for years but like…holy shit
@@MrSkerpentine You see, the last real SimCity failed, so they just turned it into a mobile game and won't ever release a normal product of that again, especially since the studio behind both simcity and sims got closed down almost 10 years ago now. Also "EA sucks" never had been a joke, it had been an honest statement ever since they closed down the first studio in 2001 (if not prior already) - everytime they just sell one copy less than EA wants them to, or theres a controversy they just close down the studios (unless its one of their Juggernaut franchises, in which case they'll just restructure the studio like 2-4 times before closing them if nothing changes).
SimCity is like your wonderful grandparent who you loved as a child, but who has become unbearable as time went on and they become increasingly out of touch.
I was going to comment (complain) about how zoomed in the editing of Scamington was and how it didn't make the game look great, but then I realized it's a mobile game. Get paid, Frog Man
At first I thought this was an extended "Simpsons Monorail" joke, but the longer it went on, it felt more like an allegory for turning mindless TH-cam viewers into ad money. I don't know whether to be impressed, ashamed (and of whom), or upset. It's all very confusing, and all I know is I'm feeling a lot of emotions.
Wasn't BuildIt that mobile version of the game that was good at first, but then was overtaken with 100500 extra premium currencies? Played it years ago. If I recall right, the game was best when you could stop at around level 16-18 to stop more premium mechanics from cropping up. Basically the best way was to go for university to open fusion reactor and skip all the unlocks in powerplants tree instead of being locked away with pollution or low output forever just because the game had premium leveling. It took a lot of selling on the market to afford it though. But that is all if the memory is not bettaying me. Hmm, wonder how it's doing nowadays. I kind of gave up at the time where spaceports, mountain resots and beaches were introduced. They still had east part of the city free of premium mechanics so likely dropped a few building there😅 Edit: If I recall the main reason to stop was because you only get like 1-3 special items per day and with more and more premium mechanics in play, you get more and more diversified list of said items. And to expand the city you need solely dozer parts, each time one more then previously. So the optimal play is to stay on the level and grind the size of the city. Then grind the next mechanic that opens up. Because if you'd just level up, item drops would insure that you will never get enough parts of the type you need. Now I remember why it was such a bad problem, if I recall right the game had limited item storage and it needed the same special item "bundles" to expand the storage too. So the moment you opened more mechanics you death spiralled because you were getting less items of a type you needed with limited storage and rising requirements. Now I recall why I quit - I accidentally hit next level and it opened up the mountain resort premium mechanic thus adding 3 more filler items to the pool of random drops. I just couldn't beat it any longer:(
Yes, I played it for a bit and everyone was like, stop once you get to donuts which i think was like 17-20 or something. My biggest gripe with the game is that you can't make good looking cities if you want to play optimally (e.g., cram everything as close to that firestation / police station / hospital as you can. It's fun to give it like 10-20 hours, but don't waste too much time on it. The pacing slows down incredibly as you level up. The challenges and wars can be fun and kept the game interesting for a bit. But it doesn't take too long for it to feel more like a chore than something to enjoy playing.
@@spookyaction3236 wars? If I recall the main reason to stop was because you only get like 1-3 special items per day and with more and more premium mechanics in play, you get more and more diversified list of said items. And to expand the city you need solely dozer parts, each time one more then previously. So the optimal play is to stay on the level and grind the size of the city. Then grind the next mechanic that opens up. Because if you'd just level up, item drops would insure that you will never get enough parts of the type you need. Now I remember why it was such a bad problem, if I recall right the game had limited item storage and it needed the same special item "bundles" to expand the storage too. So the moment you opened more mechanics you death spiralled because you were getting less items of a type you needed with limited storage and rising requirements. Now I recall why I quit - I accidentally hit next level and it opened up the mountain resort premium mechanic thus adding 3 more filler items to the pool of random drops. I just couldn't beat it any longer:(
I played Sim City on Facebook, the game had a mechanic in which you could get Diamonds, the VIP currency for free in a building called "Bank", there were 4 tiers of this, each giving more diamonds proportionally to the waiting time However, the tier 4 bank gave 100 diamonds a day, and had the option to use 50 diamonds to skip the wait time, so you know what I did. A few days later, the game was removed from Facebook.
City name perfectly fitting the game itself, as well as the developers involved in making it… (Where did we go wrong? When did we start accepting this ‘in-app purchase feature’ in mobile games as the norm? What happened to one-and-done payments?)
I recommend Kairosoft. While they do have some games with microtransactions, the majority of their games are one-time purchases with no further monetization, and they have a bunch of simulator-type games! (No, I'm not being paid by the company to say this. I just really love them... maybe a bit TOO much-)
I am worried you are beginning to drink, or increasing your drinking. Please be careful. You make the world a better place just by being you. I have appreciated your channel since the torsolo days.
It took me a second to realize this was a mobile game, but as soon as it hit me that the "rail tokens" are basically this game's premium currency I started wondering why you'd choose this particular game/sponsor to try this railroads-only video concept. Then I picked up on the tone of the video Great job on it, I hope you got paid really well for this one lol
Oooh. Caught my dad playing Buildit years ago and spent forever pointing out that he could be playing literally any *real game.* I'm shocked they bothered to continue developing for it at all given how they abandoned the real series.
The studio of the real Sims & SimCity franchise doesn't exist anymore. And I'd hardly call it developing it further, it honestly still looks the same as it did 10 years ago - except that they added coins for trains I suppose.
I love the not so subtle dig at the monetized pay to win game by naming it “New Scammington.” I honestly hope paradox sponsors you to play the new CK3 dlc cuz that was AWESOME content.
I'd sure like a City-Builder that evolves over time like Age of Empires or Empire Earth. I assume AA makes all the games he plays. So please make it, AA.
I reckon we should start basing our economy around rail-money too. Looks like it leads to good places. I'd gladly work in the tiny watertower construction business.
"Instead of getting into your stupid car, you get to ride... on this." [cuts to the dumbest little railroad I have ever seen] This is affectionate, I would gladly ride the dumb little railroad, but that made me laugh
If you don't understand sarcasm then just watch this video and listen to the tone of AA's voice! Think man is turning British!! Sarcasm and Drum 'n' Bass 😅 RAAAAAAIL tokens!! This video was hilarious to me
Listening to him on this video made me think for the entire time.. "so this is what that deranged mayor of ours thinks he's doing with the bike lanes?"
I've been watching you for so long now that i almost completely forgot that i found you because of your project zomboid content. With that not really happening anymore i honestly think my new favourite videos are the sims ones. Can't wait to see what game is next when you finally run out of things to do in the sims and simcity
Video idea- play your favorite game however you like to play no rules restrictions or requirements just play your own way and have the maximum amount of fun you’re by far one of the funniest content creators ever and I’m sure we’d all love to see you have a blast much love!!!!
As a child, I saw SImCity on an SNES in a store and thought "Who would want to play this game with a controller? It's clearly made for PC". As a grown manchild, I can see that things got much worse now.
Rarely been this split on whether to like or dislike a video. On one hand it's an ad for a crappy overmonetized mobile game On the other it is absolutely dripping with sarcasm and derision aimed at that selfsame game.
I remember playing this game in high school and actually did alright I spent a few buck but killed a lot of time in classes. I went back to it and it was still alright and pimped out my old city and killed a lot of time at work. I’ll probably go back thanks to AA, so I guess it worked AA.
Thank you for making goofy videos to keep me and my guinea pig entertained on lazy days or evenings after work. You've become an inspiration for me to try my hand at content creation and challenge videos. Wishing you all the best, from a fellow English major.
Never before in my life have I so enjoyed watching a sponsored video that so heavily emphasizes it's sponsor, nor in such a way to utterly fulfill its purpose as both entertainment AND commercial advert while simultaneously putting me off the product in a fundamental, irrevocable, *bones deep* way. My hat is off to you, Mr. Amphibian... I will have failed at life if I EVER touch this abomination of a microtransaction store with optional gameplay elements.
I misread the title as “O-Road” and thought that the video would be about a city that was just a single loop of road that you tried to get cars to drive on forever like an ant death spiral.
I will say that I really like the design of the advisors/Sims in this. They're not as cartoonishly over-emotive as Sims 4 but not as doughy as Sims 3, seems like a natural evolution from Sims 2
All in this game was made to run on phones 11 years ago, there's no "evolution" they just couldn't make it any different without it becoming unplayable.
I'll be very disappointed in you if you don't claim your RAIL tokens...
This video was sponsored by SimCity Buildit: (Claim your free train and station) scbuildit.sng.link/Doq5w/4ds9
#SimCityBuildItPartner
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@@Bulliegh Gottem
Your disappointment means little today.
@@Bulliegh The wang
@@ambiguousamphibianWe need a video on SimCity 2000 for the GBA.
Well, this got real quick. A great way to dig at the fact that we all just watched an 11 minute advertisement for a highly monetized mobile game by examining how your townsfolk "live to work" for the "opportunity" to go home and be force fed ads made by companies that they just spend 40+ hours a week creating profit for.
Oh, and trains were in it too. Well done.
You can feel the incredulous sarcasm of AA coming off every line he delivers dealing with this microtransaction nightmare
@@vinculaomega5283 And what an advertisement it is! After hearing about how the residents of New Scamington live in perpetual labour and advertised toil, who wouldn't want to get in on this?!
@vinculaomega5283 he did call it new scamington tbf lol
SimCity really added a premium coin just for trains…
Usually the people who really like trains REALLY like them 😅
@@justdoit83388 Yeah I'm one of those people and thought it was cringe still lol
@@justdoit83388and the people who REALLY like trains REALLY care about accuracy. From what little I know I just don't see train people caring about SimCity trains
@@justdoit83388yes we do, but we also don’t like pay to win
It's EA, did you really expect anything different?
I actually like Simcity build it as a game but my lord the monetization is so heavy handed it just isn’t worth it with out spending a dumb amount of money.
And look! Now there's another coin for you to purchase! Great!
EA being predatory scumbags.. Who knew?
Capitalism kills everything
Wooooow sounded like a scam game once he started talking about "getting a free building and train money"
I had a feeling this sounded like a slot machine masquerading as a game...
I thought I was crazy thinking this plays like a mobile game till I realized that it is one
You thought perhaps something called "SimCity Buildit" wasn't a mobile game at some point?
In fairness Simcity is known for terrible : spinoff names, 3000, Societies etc.
@@JameZayer 3000 isn't a spinoff, it's just the third one.
@@JameZayer Oh mann, societies. That game was awful but I loved the ability to turn your city into an authoritarian 1984-like regime. It's even featured to make some sort of history documental in one of TS3 tv channels
@@PondScummer ikr, dumb as hell comment
Imagine some excited developer rushing to their boss' office: "Sir, Cities Skylines 2 has received some backlash due to performance issues and missing features we should take advantage of this to bring back sim city!!" And the CEO at the EA HQ was like "ok, throw some codes for the mobile game and sponsor some videos or whathever"
Between this and Super Mega Baseball 4 I’m starting to think it is *literally* impossible to EA to release a good video game. Like I know “EA sucks” has been a massive statement and joke for years but like…holy shit
exactly lol
@@MrSkerpentine You see, the last real SimCity failed, so they just turned it into a mobile game and won't ever release a normal product of that again, especially since the studio behind both simcity and sims got closed down almost 10 years ago now.
Also "EA sucks" never had been a joke, it had been an honest statement ever since they closed down the first studio in 2001 (if not prior already) - everytime they just sell one copy less than EA wants them to, or theres a controversy they just close down the studios (unless its one of their Juggernaut franchises, in which case they'll just restructure the studio like 2-4 times before closing them if nothing changes).
"Get the amphibian on the case!" "Which one sir?" "Exactly."
With a name like New Scamington, I'm sure the city will work out just fine
This is the most passive aggressive ad I've ever seen, wonderful.
how to take a sponsorship while not-so-subtly bashing the game:
still a sellout
@@axioms22didn't see you on the Pateron
@@axioms22 Child statement
@@axioms22 your mom's a mother
@@von... Woah calm down there mate, you might as well say their dad is a ... dad
this may be the angriest sponsored video by a true fan of the franchise
Naming the town New Scammington in a scam game, very meta.
Can't even tell if the city name is a dig at the rail tokens
I think it is
I think the whole video is mocking them, and he got paid for it as well. Gotta respect the hustle.
@@hypotheticalaxolotl and it goes even further on to mock america's capital above all else culture
This is the most vicious sponsored vid I've ever seen. I'm genuinely impressed they paid him to kick their ass.
Man, I remember this game. You did really well in trying to make this thing seem fun and not a fun concept infected by mobile-gameitus
SimCity is like your wonderful grandparent who you loved as a child, but who has become unbearable as time went on and they become increasingly out of touch.
Your grandparent who's developed dementia, more like...
I adore how sarcastic and passive agressive this video is. What a good sponsorship.
Of all the things this promo achieved, I didn't expect it to make me want to play SimCity 2000.
The good old days of Maxis...
I was going to comment (complain) about how zoomed in the editing of Scamington was and how it didn't make the game look great, but then I realized it's a mobile game. Get paid, Frog Man
"NEW SCAMMINGTON"
Subtle, subtle.
This is truely some top level satire, and the best part is they paid you to make it.
At first I thought this was an extended "Simpsons Monorail" joke, but the longer it went on, it felt more like an allegory for turning mindless TH-cam viewers into ad money.
I don't know whether to be impressed, ashamed (and of whom), or upset. It's all very confusing, and all I know is I'm feeling a lot of emotions.
Wasn't BuildIt that mobile version of the game that was good at first, but then was overtaken with 100500 extra premium currencies? Played it years ago. If I recall right, the game was best when you could stop at around level 16-18 to stop more premium mechanics from cropping up. Basically the best way was to go for university to open fusion reactor and skip all the unlocks in powerplants tree instead of being locked away with pollution or low output forever just because the game had premium leveling. It took a lot of selling on the market to afford it though. But that is all if the memory is not bettaying me.
Hmm, wonder how it's doing nowadays. I kind of gave up at the time where spaceports, mountain resots and beaches were introduced. They still had east part of the city free of premium mechanics so likely dropped a few building there😅
Edit: If I recall the main reason to stop was because you only get like 1-3 special items per day and with more and more premium mechanics in play, you get more and more diversified list of said items. And to expand the city you need solely dozer parts, each time one more then previously. So the optimal play is to stay on the level and grind the size of the city. Then grind the next mechanic that opens up. Because if you'd just level up, item drops would insure that you will never get enough parts of the type you need.
Now I remember why it was such a bad problem, if I recall right the game had limited item storage and it needed the same special item "bundles" to expand the storage too. So the moment you opened more mechanics you death spiralled because you were getting less items of a type you needed with limited storage and rising requirements. Now I recall why I quit - I accidentally hit next level and it opened up the mountain resort premium mechanic thus adding 3 more filler items to the pool of random drops. I just couldn't beat it any longer:(
Yes, I played it for a bit and everyone was like, stop once you get to donuts which i think was like 17-20 or something. My biggest gripe with the game is that you can't make good looking cities if you want to play optimally (e.g., cram everything as close to that firestation / police station / hospital as you can. It's fun to give it like 10-20 hours, but don't waste too much time on it. The pacing slows down incredibly as you level up. The challenges and wars can be fun and kept the game interesting for a bit. But it doesn't take too long for it to feel more like a chore than something to enjoy playing.
@@spookyaction3236 wars?
If I recall the main reason to stop was because you only get like 1-3 special items per day and with more and more premium mechanics in play, you get more and more diversified list of said items. And to expand the city you need solely dozer parts, each time one more then previously. So the optimal play is to stay on the level and grind the size of the city. Then grind the next mechanic that opens up. Because if you'd just level up, item drops would insure that you will never get enough parts of the type you need.
Now I remember why it was such a bad problem, if I recall right the game had limited item storage and it needed the same special item "bundles" to expand the storage too. So the moment you opened more mechanics you death spiralled because you were getting less items of a type you needed with limited storage and rising requirements. Now I recall why I quit - I accidentally hit next level and it opened up the mountain resort premium mechanic thus adding 3 more filler items to the pool of random drops. I just couldn't beat it any longer:(
I think you quit before they invented war and clubs with members
Helping each other to upgrade storage and city
Sneaky way to call the sponsor a scam lol
Happy Scamington sponsorship.
This one felt 60% more unhinged than usual
Hey man, even ambiguous amphibians need to eat. You get that sponsorship!
I played Sim City on Facebook, the game had a mechanic in which you could get Diamonds, the VIP currency for free in a building called "Bank", there were 4 tiers of this, each giving more diamonds proportionally to the waiting time However, the tier 4 bank gave 100 diamonds a day, and had the option to use 50 diamonds to skip the wait time, so you know what I did.
A few days later, the game was removed from Facebook.
perfectly balanced
City name perfectly fitting the game itself, as well as the developers involved in making it…
(Where did we go wrong? When did we start accepting this ‘in-app purchase feature’ in mobile games as the norm? What happened to one-and-done payments?)
We? Who's "we"?
We started "accepting" it when it was forced onto us.
I recommend Kairosoft. While they do have some games with microtransactions, the majority of their games are one-time purchases with no further monetization, and they have a bunch of simulator-type games!
(No, I'm not being paid by the company to say this. I just really love them... maybe a bit TOO much-)
@@gyppygirl2021oh!! (An actually useful comment?!) I’ll definitely check them out, thank you!! 🎉
“We did it for the money” 😂
Ah yes of course
Calling a city New Scammington.
And it's in a mobile game with heavy monetization, sounds about right
I’m very glad you’re getting paid, even if the game seems monetised to hell and back
Llama Line 0-349 never left glorious nation of Tropico, obviously!
Roads?
Where we're living, we don't need any roads.
Well, we do... but the mayor says we don't and he has the power to demolish our homes.
I was curious about doing this in normal SImCity, like 2000
Yee - in Original SimCity for SNES you could legit have a train pull up to someone's front door, haha - may be time for a revisit
As a kid this is exactly what I did in SNES Simcity. I didn't know how trains work.
The level of satire in your videos is God-tier 🎉
I hope they paid well, because as an AA video this is alright... As a game, this sucks.
New scammingtom should have been the name of this game
Remember how amazing Simcity 4 was?
our favorite frog designing hellish cities is some of my favorite content on youtube
This is genius. Cash that check!
I am worried you are beginning to drink, or increasing your drinking. Please be careful. You make the world a better place just by being you. I have appreciated your channel since the torsolo days.
It took me a second to realize this was a mobile game, but as soon as it hit me that the "rail tokens" are basically this game's premium currency I started wondering why you'd choose this particular game/sponsor to try this railroads-only video concept. Then I picked up on the tone of the video
Great job on it, I hope you got paid really well for this one lol
Oooh. Caught my dad playing Buildit years ago and spent forever pointing out that he could be playing literally any *real game.* I'm shocked they bothered to continue developing for it at all given how they abandoned the real series.
The real series didn't nickel and dime people enough.
The studio of the real Sims & SimCity franchise doesn't exist anymore.
And I'd hardly call it developing it further, it honestly still looks the same as it did 10 years ago - except that they added coins for trains I suppose.
@@renakunisaki It's a lot harder to develop a compelling city-builder than a stripped-down psychological device designed to empty wallets.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that had no idea this game existed until now...
Back in Simcity Classic, it was found that trains worked just as well as cars, but created 0 pollution or traffic
This is to Trains what Venice is to Boats, and I’m loving every second of it.
SimCity Build-It is a freemium bastardization of the franchise, but I love AA so I’ll watch this!
He clearly hates this game. XD
The 0 road city, featuring roads and a mobile game ad.
Ngl this feels like a parody sponsor where hes secretly making fun of the game
(Because it is)
This isn't Sim City, this is just EA kicking its corpse.
You're a genius. Turns out you can have it both ways 😆
I love the not so subtle dig at the monetized pay to win game by naming it “New Scammington.”
I honestly hope paradox sponsors you to play the new CK3 dlc cuz that was AWESOME content.
This is such an unhinged and passive aggressive sponsor video
Three Sims/Simcity videos back to back in 2 weeks. I am in heaven, and the angels speak simlish.
I'd sure like a City-Builder that evolves over time like Age of Empires or Empire Earth. I assume AA makes all the games he plays. So please make it, AA.
I reckon we should start basing our economy around rail-money too. Looks like it leads to good places. I'd gladly work in the tiny watertower construction business.
Can you tell me what you were on when you did the narration and where I can get some
Man, if only there were good city builders in mobile.
I mean there is theotown, not as complex and def not a high graphic game, but its good.
@@Sucullentbutter yeah I tried Theo, it was okay for a bit
Pocket City 2 is fun!
@@andyxprophet I also tried pocket city, but I felt it was very surface level. I'm very hard to please when it comes to city builders :P
My Colony isnt really good, but it is leauges better than the normal mobile game bs
"From 9%... To 10%. Amazing !"
fucking lost it
"Instead of getting into your stupid car, you get to ride... on this." [cuts to the dumbest little railroad I have ever seen]
This is affectionate, I would gladly ride the dumb little railroad, but that made me laugh
Yeah, I'll make sure to watch out for the "car dealerships" lmao
I want to get off New Scammington's Wild Ride
If you don't understand sarcasm then just watch this video and listen to the tone of AA's voice! Think man is turning British!! Sarcasm and Drum 'n' Bass 😅 RAAAAAAIL tokens!! This video was hilarious to me
Thank you for your Sim and Roller Coster Tycoon related videos. Really help escaping depression
Island of Sodor be like:
Bro got real spicy this video 😂
I played this game a while ago , this video , given that it wasnt boosted beyond that code, would take ages to progress through.
I didnt know this game existed.
Mobile game
Listening to him on this video made me think for the entire time.. "so this is what that deranged mayor of ours thinks he's doing with the bike lanes?"
I've been watching you for so long now that i almost completely forgot that i found you because of your project zomboid content. With that not really happening anymore i honestly think my new favourite videos are the sims ones. Can't wait to see what game is next when you finally run out of things to do in the sims and simcity
The satire here is simply transcendent
A real shame that this is all that's left of this franchise.
I got SimCity 2k and 3k on GOG. Well worth the money!
@@gyppygirl2021 Those are by far the two best games. 3K is my personal fave.
@@majorpwner241 Agreed!
It’s ok to take EAs money, we all got to hustle.
Video idea- play your favorite game however you like to play no rules restrictions or requirements just play your own way and have the maximum amount of fun you’re by far one of the funniest content creators ever and I’m sure we’d all love to see you have a blast much love!!!!
As a child, I saw SImCity on an SNES in a store and thought "Who would want to play this game with a controller? It's clearly made for PC".
As a grown manchild, I can see that things got much worse now.
I wasnt punctual to my wedding but at least im early to this.
Rarely been this split on whether to like or dislike a video.
On one hand it's an ad for a crappy overmonetized mobile game
On the other it is absolutely dripping with sarcasm and derision aimed at that selfsame game.
I remember playing this game in high school and actually did alright I spent a few buck but killed a lot of time in classes. I went back to it and it was still alright and pimped out my old city and killed a lot of time at work. I’ll probably go back thanks to AA, so I guess it worked AA.
This seems like he didn't want to do it but they offered him too much to refuse
man is this where simcity went after it lost the city builder war to skylines?
Yup. Thanks, EA!
LOL love all the side eyes as AA pontificates about the glory of the railway.
"I like trains." - Ambiguous Amphibian
Dude I played that game way back in the day. I'm talking like 2015. This vid's a throwback for sure
Thank you for making goofy videos to keep me and my guinea pig entertained on lazy days or evenings after work. You've become an inspiration for me to try my hand at content creation and challenge videos. Wishing you all the best, from a fellow English major.
Never before in my life have I so enjoyed watching a sponsored video that so heavily emphasizes it's sponsor, nor in such a way to utterly fulfill its purpose as both entertainment AND commercial advert while simultaneously putting me off the product in a fundamental, irrevocable, *bones deep* way.
My hat is off to you, Mr. Amphibian... I will have failed at life if I EVER touch this abomination of a microtransaction store with optional gameplay elements.
IMAGINE if you could just not pay your taxes if you were unhappy
You know it’s a good day when Phrog bruh uploads
AA took a tone exactly the damn opposite of Not Just Bikes and I fuckin NEEDED it. People want to be made into solar cells in tiny houses I swear
I misread the title as “O-Road” and thought that the video would be about a city that was just a single loop of road that you tried to get cars to drive on forever like an ant death spiral.
Really enjoyed the train madness setting in the further you go into the video.
Tax based on happiness? If you’re sad you’re allowed to just not pay? Did Maxis just give up on the simulation part of SimCity?
Maxis doesn't really exist anymore, they're a corpse puppeted by EA. Much like Blizzard and Activision.
What do you mean I get.. a free train?
Do... Do they charge for trains?!
The Flying Sim's name and it's design is a nod to the famous Flying Scotsman, the first steam locomotive to officially go 100 miles per hour.
I will say that I really like the design of the advisors/Sims in this. They're not as cartoonishly over-emotive as Sims 4 but not as doughy as Sims 3, seems like a natural evolution from Sims 2
All in this game was made to run on phones 11 years ago, there's no "evolution" they just couldn't make it any different without it becoming unplayable.
I will never get over how much I like your voice and thesaurus use🙌✨️✨️✨️
I find it refreshing to see the green scam represented in a town called new scammington.
I made a cameo appearance in here
Wait a minute, a SIMCITY SPONSORSHIP? I thought SimCity was all but dead when Maxis got shut down.
It is. This isn't really a SimCity game, it's just a way to milk people of their nostalgia cash.
4:09 Rick n Morty: "Oh shit, we got tiny people. LITTLE BITS."