巴蜀(Bashu) might be a good name for this city. 巴(Ba) and 蜀(Shu) are two ancient kingdoms existed within the Sichuan Basin. And Bashu is now widely used to refer to the area of Sichuan province and Chongqing.
你有分裂倾向，LOL。我倒是觉得就叫 “川” 就好了啊，“峦”和 “岢” 也ojbk， 巴蜀这个词的局限性太大了，而且历史意义太浓重，不适合$2.20 随意组合其他国内城市的style。 @$2.20 just call it 川（chuan）is enough, chuan has meaning for big river in mountainous place, and often refers to sichuan's sprcial terrain. while 巴蜀 is only refers to a specific area of location, which won't be easy mix up style from other cities in China. If you still wish to have a two letters city name 川隶、汊川、石川、银川、沐川、北川、汶川、金川、青川 are all available. 巴蜀 has too much significant in in its historical meaning, not so suitable for a build that would mix up other features from different city
@@helloworld9811 Bruh, nobody wants the name of Sichuan's motor vehicle License plate as the name of this project. For foreigners, please google “sichuan car license plate” or 四川车牌 to see what I'm talking about.
@two dollars twenty How about naming the city/province Yangshuo? I went to China a few years back and that was the name of a town we stayed in. It’s in the Southeast part of China and it’s an unbelievably beautiful rural town in the forest. That’s my suggestion for the city name
@@tompeled6193 Chinese here, huge fan of $2.2 and say hi from Shanghai. Only can say only very small amount of Chinese people may see this but i'm looking forward to this project.
I know this is arbitrary, but this map really reminds me of Pittsburgh, a city built on an inland river peninsula with a ton of bridges and built in the Appalachian mountains-so its also very hilly and surrounded by nature
There is a lot of truth in this tho, If you look at the mountain valleys in the are they look a lot like the Appalachian mountains and not only that Pittsburgh does have a lot of bridges also.
Yo mate chongqing is an awesome city and I really look forward to your good work! BTW the roundabout direction is wrong... It should be anti-clockwise as we drive on the right hand side in China. Also the the name of the city, Sichuan and Chongqing is called 天府之国 Tianfu Zhi Guo (the land of abundance) in China, hope this can give you some idea in naming the city. Cheers and G’day mate!
I think you should call it "龙口" (Lóngkǒu) which translates to "dragon's mouth" in reference to Chinese history and the main rivers converging into one large river. Also I think the river should be called "The Golden River" as a reference to the dragons mouth and fire .
First of all awesome video, the quality of your videos continue to amaze me. It's so cool that you travel to other countries for inspiration. Definitely the best C:S youtuber. It's also cool seeing someone who isn't "afraid" of traveling to developing countries and seeing someone who can appreciate these countries as well.
15/10 favorite series on TH-cam at moment. You’re an awesome creator, and you always inspire me to want to jump on Cities and do my own take on what you build. I’m really looking forward to seeing where this goes, and one day I’d also love to visit China. Keep up the awesome work!
Chongqing is currently not part of Sichuan province, as you say, but it's historically a part of the Sichuan region. It was separated in 1998 for administrative reasons (Sichuan as a whole is very populous).
Very excited for this one :) I've taken to flying over some Chinese cities in Google Maps lately and it's really striking how they develop. Suburbs don't seem to be a thing; there's a sharp line between rural and urban, with skyscrapers sitting right next to old farmland. That's just my five minute observation though ... and I'm hoping I can pick up a bit more nuanced understanding from watching this series! With a high population target, lots of build area, lush forests, and heavy modding, I suspect you'll be pushing your computer to its limit - but you've been there before and seem to handle it pretty well. Looking forward to the next episode!
Keep interspercing these CS videos of Sichuan Province with the actual footage, it's a great combo! It's pretty astonishing what the Chinese have done in the space of half a century.
I'm so excited to see this city grow! Especially since you're at the helm; only the best will come out of it! It's amazing to hear that this is your passion too; it clearly show, as I can hear the excitement in your voice. It's such a nice change of pace
合渝(He Yu) Since the center of the map is a confluence of two rivers, I would copy the idea from a city in the Eastern China He Fei. The old name of the river in Chongqing was Yu Shui (river of Yu) and He means nothing but "collaboration" or "interflow". It is quite simple but unique. I think it's not so seriously complicated for the western people and it is really catchy for a Chinese like myself. Hope you like it :)
This is amazing dude! Im really excited for this series! Just came back to Europe after living in China for a couple of months and made many notes about the interesting characteristics of Chinese cities myself. Having this topic in my head and then seeing my favourite c:s youtuber uploading just that is a pretty cool coincidence! Keep it up mate
Before the video I got the ad with the game called "Adventure Communist". I like YT sometimes. Anyway, really excited for this cause there's not a lot of Asian projects on TH-cam.
You need to go to/check out Nanjing. Is also very historic and traditional yet modern/built up. It also has some great city walls, mountains and lakes.
Loving it already! Basically this is like a dystopian city, because the futuristic themes, and the nature growing all over! Really pumped for the next episode!
I’ve never had much interest in visiting China before but this video is really making me think about it. Awesome footage. I’m really looking forward to seeing the rest of the series
烟雨 (yān yǔ) Mild mist and light rain. Meaning: inside the mild mist and light rain, everything is obscure and gentle. Is there, or is not there? Truth or illusion.
The fact Cities Skylines has inspired people to travel across the earth to visit different places, makes it a truly amazing game. In fact it’s more than a game, it’s a way of life
This is brilliant! I've been trying to build an Asian themed city, using mostly Japanese assets and Osaka as an inspiration, I love how they incorporate rails, overhead metro and monorails in their cities.
I live in Shanghai right now and I think it would be a great city to draw inspiration from. I see you already placed the Shanghai World Financial Center, which is a gorgeous building. Doing a super-dense old town in the style of Shanghai's Tianzifang or the Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong would be awesome. I'm super excited for the rest of the series though!
I love the amount of dedication that you've been putting into this city. Man, you even went to China. In loco! THAT'S real commitment we're seeing here, boy! Well, all I know is that you definitely deserve it all. Fantastic city, awesome photography (and video) and great choice of city to get inspiration from!
This looks so awesome... I’m unbelievably excited now. I just can’t wait to see what you do with this project. It looks fantastic so far, and there isn’t even that much down (I think I just like networks). I’m excited to hear that you’ll grow this the Springwood way, too- I really liked following the growth of an already semi-existing city. It’s a cool concept.
I’m so stoked for this series. I’m currently exploring the region of Lyon, France 🇫🇷 myself and it’s great fun. So glad to see more creators looking towards making cities based directly off real world cities and their own travelings. 👌
Very admirable the fact you're actually modelling the terrain and getting along with it. The total opposite of those who can just play on a plain terrain.
I've been lived in Chongqing for 4 years and I'm a beginner of Cities Skylines. It's so nice to see this video. Thanks for your efforts. I went back to this city for a short trip yesterday. The hole city changed so fast. I'm glad to help if you need some local advice~ 😁
Very excited for this! I was just in Chongqing in July and I'll be back there in October, such a cool city. Really curious if you'll be able to capture that nighttime aesthetic of Chongqing, that skyline at night is magical.
i’ve been waiting so long for someone to do a chinese city and i’m so glad it’s you! can’t WAIT to see the rest of this series 🥺 also, i think you should add more fog and maybe use vanilla waste stations at the heads of the rivers to give the silted brown look. a name idea (not a good one but one nonetheless) could be sānhé (三河), which means three rivers alluding to the three rivers which converge in it :)
With the fog/smog the sky gonna be gray anyway. When I think of big cities in China I think Smog, not a fancy blue sky. Keep your new mod! 🙂👍 I'm so exited
I like the fog. I think every few episodes you change the thickness of the fog, so some days its really bad and you can barely see anything, and other days its great
If you get a chance to visit Guilin and the nearby city of Yongzhou, you will not be disappointed. It's very close to Chongqing but even more inside the mountains with some of the most stunning scenery I've ever seen. I got to visit last year and it was truly breathtaking.
This series is gonna be amazing and since u currently live in china this will be even more exciting. A suggestion for later episodes is that you should add small villages in the mountains and try to add alot of huge apartment construction sites around the city to represent the cities growth. Also a small detail u can add are these huge cameras that almost every city has. The last suggestion is to add a high speed rail station
well, you just gained a subscriber. To go to another country for a project and get inspiration... that my friend, is what I call dedication. I might even become a patreon. Nice work, man.
Although not a city I would highly recommend looking at the Scottish Highlands and Islands for a map inspiration, beautiful scenery, small communities and some fantastic landmarks. I would love seeing a series based on that region because it is truly beautiful.
Big Chinese geography nerd, always loved the uniqueness of Chongqing. A good name could be Xijing (she Jing), which translates to Western capital. Would love to see the use of Banana plants
i m realy loving the social aspect of this game. seeing you getting opportunities through this game is awesome. like a community in a real city, the city skielines community is helping by funding to be able living the good life. think your work with the game is a mixture of art and design as well it s entertaining and instructive. i m exicited to see the city you re planing and how your digital charakter may raise.
Adding the fog effect is a great idea! It actually gives more of a Chongqing vibe, as it's nicknamed "Fog City" in China for its heavy-fog climate. It's not just about the smog ;)
This will definitely make for a unique series! For your trip in October, I don’t know where it is, but somewhere in China there’s a road bridge that’s 34 miles long
For me as a Hong Konger and have not been there, the idea of Chongqing is that I had know on wiki & documentaries: Mountain city, Monorails under the hillside apartments and People mountain people sea within the municipality region.
Every series I watch right now is about small but detailed cities and I really miss those huge skylines and metropolies. Your choice appears to be great because it wont be just big concrete jungle but plenty of grean sites which I love. Also I dislike building cities on flat ground and you have courage to use steep terrain so its another plus.
Wait what, this is incredible. You visited a location, then made it in real life??? This is some next level stuff. I just discovered you and this makes me stay. You should try to do some of hong kongs buildings. They're absolutely mesmerizing because of their dragon holes especially when dotting the cliffs!
Thank you for the great episode! I would suggest Jiangzhou (江州, literally "the city of rivers") as the name of the city. This is the first historical name for Chongqing, as early as 300 BC. It fits the map, does sound like a city name (rather a name for the entire region), and no actual city in China has this name currently. I guess this will give a feeling that the city is Chongqing in an alternative universe, and this is a name sound truely historical.
Tanhua may be good for this city. It refers to the Tanhua Temple in Chongqing and I think it would be a way to reference and bring Chongqing straight into the series.
i think you should call the city 黄城(HuangChen) the ''huang'' is for the yellow river which goes through sichuan and the ''chen'' is city or town in chinese.
This just came up in my TH-cam recommendations, I'm not used to seeing totally new stuff in there, took me like 3-4 minutes to figure out why I couldn't see a part 2 anywhere... :D (I have subscribed and looking forward to seeing how it turns out!)
About the city name IRL: 重庆, just say the first word Chong in up tone and Qing in down tone. Really wanna see you talk about the weather(wet & hot), the food(spicy, even to Chinese like me), the "too many" stairs(cause it's a mountain city and in the basin) in Chongqing cause these are the key to this amazing city. Really enjoy this new project!
I really want to build some chinese cities in CS as well. Lived in Hangzhou (Lin'an, Binjiang, Gongshu, and Jiande/Xinanjiang) from 2010-2019. We just went back after five years to visit family. My wife and son are still there until August. I really miss my bike rides through Hangzhou proper and then later the more mountain valley villages of Jiande. We visited Taipei and Nanjing as well this past trip. It is such a different style than U.S. cities (I prefer it in many ways). Going to be watching with interest.
巴蜀(Bashu) might be a good name for this city.
巴(Ba) and 蜀(Shu) are two ancient kingdoms existed within the Sichuan Basin. And Bashu is now widely used to refer to the area of Sichuan province and Chongqing.
你有分裂倾向，LOL。我倒是觉得就叫 “川” 就好了啊，“峦”和 “岢” 也ojbk， 巴蜀这个词的局限性太大了，而且历史意义太浓重，不适合$2.20 随意组合其他国内城市的style。
@$2.20 just call it 川（chuan）is enough, chuan has meaning for big river in mountainous place, and often refers to sichuan's sprcial terrain. while 巴蜀 is only refers to a specific area of location, which won't be easy mix up style from other cities in China. If you still wish to have a two letters city name 川隶、汊川、石川、银川、沐川、北川、汶川、金川、青川 are all available. 巴蜀 has too much significant in in its historical meaning, not so suitable for a build that would mix up other features from different city
@@helloworld9811 Bruh, nobody wants the name of Sichuan's motor vehicle License plate as the name of this project.
For foreigners, please google “sichuan car license plate” or 四川车牌 to see what I'm talking about.
You flew all the way to China for a Cities: Skylines project!? Now that's dedication! Think I'll become a patreon!
and he did it at time
I don't think he went to China just for the Skylines project.
I thought you were making a joke about how good the city he has made, this mad lad actually flew to Sichuan
This city is going to be amazing just like the rest of the cities you built
Absolutely love this new project. Can't wait to see more!
i know I'm pretty randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to watch new tv shows online?
@Aden Jason i use FlixZone. You can find it on google =)
Definitely enjoying it! As always, your builds when you have real life to start from turn out fantastic!
23:41 - 99.9% of takes
@two dollars twenty How about naming the city/province Yangshuo? I went to China a few years back and that was the name of a town we stayed in. It’s in the Southeast part of China and it’s an unbelievably beautiful rural town in the forest. That’s my suggestion for the city name
Also great vid as always
No actually that was good
Too bad Chinese people won't be able to see this.
@@tompeled6193 Chinese here, huge fan of $2.2 and say hi from Shanghai. Only can say only very small amount of Chinese people may see this but i'm looking forward to this project.
I know this is arbitrary, but this map really reminds me of Pittsburgh, a city built on an inland river peninsula with a ton of bridges and built in the Appalachian mountains-so its also very hilly and surrounded by nature
There is a lot of truth in this tho, If you look at the mountain valleys in the are they look a lot like the Appalachian mountains and not only that Pittsburgh does have a lot of bridges also.
It does. I live in Pittsburgh.
Yes! The mountains in the Sichuan province are very, very similar to the Appalachian mountains, especially the Pennsylvanian part.
Yo mate chongqing is an awesome city and I really look forward to your good work! BTW the roundabout direction is wrong... It should be anti-clockwise as we drive on the right hand side in China.
Also the the name of the city, Sichuan and Chongqing is called 天府之国 Tianfu Zhi Guo (the land of abundance) in China, hope this can give you some idea in naming the city.
Cheers and G’day mate!
I think you should call it "龙口" (Lóngkǒu) which translates to "dragon's mouth" in reference to Chinese history and the main rivers converging into one large river. Also I think the river should be called "The Golden River" as a reference to the dragons mouth and fire .
Luke Johnson first I thought I saw someone from “龙口” on TH-cam lol. Longkiu is the name of my city which is in shandong province of China.
@@deadpoolchinese6570 is it? Oh I didn't know. Sad times hah
Deadpool Chinese 竟然在这里见到老乡哈哈哈哈
Cool, i dont think ive seen any other c:s youtuber done a chinease city.
but they have a respectable presence on the Workshop
there is but i forgot the channel name, the city full of ads and animation ads
not sure we'll ever see anyone do a "chinease" city... but if you're looking for a Chinese city, you came to the right place.
I think there is lots of them, but not in youtube, they are in bilibili
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First of all awesome video, the quality of your videos continue to amaze me. It's so cool that you travel to other countries for inspiration. Definitely the best C:S youtuber.
It's also cool seeing someone who isn't "afraid" of traveling to developing countries and seeing someone who can appreciate these countries as well.
Hello, I am from Chongqing, thank you very much for choosing my hometown as a new theme.
15/10 favorite series on TH-cam at moment. You’re an awesome creator, and you always inspire me to want to jump on Cities and do my own take on what you build. I’m really looking forward to seeing where this goes, and one day I’d also love to visit China. Keep up the awesome work!
Chongqing is currently not part of Sichuan province, as you say, but it's historically a part of the Sichuan region. It was separated in 1998 for administrative reasons (Sichuan as a whole is very populous).
Very excited for this one :) I've taken to flying over some Chinese cities in Google Maps lately and it's really striking how they develop. Suburbs don't seem to be a thing; there's a sharp line between rural and urban, with skyscrapers sitting right next to old farmland. That's just my five minute observation though ... and I'm hoping I can pick up a bit more nuanced understanding from watching this series! With a high population target, lots of build area, lush forests, and heavy modding, I suspect you'll be pushing your computer to its limit - but you've been there before and seem to handle it pretty well. Looking forward to the next episode!
Sadly there's no 3D view for China for obvious reasons
This is such a cool concept, and I love seeing youtubers produce content they're passionate about. I'm excited to see the city grow with each episode
Keep interspercing these CS videos of Sichuan Province with the actual footage, it's a great combo! It's pretty astonishing what the Chinese have done in the space of half a century.
I'm so excited to see this city grow! Especially since you're at the helm; only the best will come out of it!
It's amazing to hear that this is your passion too; it clearly show, as I can hear the excitement in your voice. It's such a nice change of pace
合渝(He Yu)
Since the center of the map is a confluence of two rivers, I would copy the idea from a city in the Eastern China He Fei. The old name of the river in Chongqing was Yu Shui (river of Yu) and He means nothing but "collaboration" or "interflow". It is quite simple but unique. I think it's not so seriously complicated for the western people and it is really catchy for a Chinese like myself. Hope you like it :)
Looks like you're living your dream and take everyone along to be a part of it. It's fantastic, man. Kudos
This is amazing dude! Im really excited for this series! Just came back to Europe after living in China for a couple of months and made many notes about the interesting characteristics of Chinese cities myself. Having this topic in my head and then seeing my favourite c:s youtuber uploading just that is a pretty cool coincidence! Keep it up mate
Before the video I got the ad with the game called "Adventure Communist". I like YT sometimes. Anyway, really excited for this cause there's not a lot of Asian projects on TH-cam.
You need to go to/check out Nanjing. Is also very historic and traditional yet modern/built up. It also has some great city walls, mountains and lakes.
Loving it already! Basically this is like a dystopian city, because the futuristic themes, and the nature growing all over! Really pumped for the next episode!
Maxim’s Bricks not a dystopian city, just the majority of Chinese cities :) they all are super vegetated and dense
(Speaking from experience)
Ik its not its just basically what it can be...
I’ve never had much interest in visiting China before but this video is really making me think about it. Awesome footage. I’m really looking forward to seeing the rest of the series
烟雨 (yān yǔ)
Mild mist and light rain.
Meaning: inside the mild mist and light rain, everything is obscure and gentle. Is there, or is not there? Truth or illusion.
i’m a chinese and i've been in Chongqing for 4 years!!! HUGE LOVE
Gea Zom how... how are you here
@@corsacs3879 Very nice, miss the food there
I'm so excited. I can't even describe how much i wanted you to make Asian city. After footages you showed I look forward to next episodes.
The fact Cities Skylines has inspired people to travel across the earth to visit different places, makes it a truly amazing game. In fact it’s more than a game, it’s a way of life
This is brilliant! I've been trying to build an Asian themed city, using mostly Japanese assets and Osaka as an inspiration, I love how they incorporate rails, overhead metro and monorails in their cities.
Looking forward to this city so much. Also loved the outtakes at the end!
I live in Shanghai right now and I think it would be a great city to draw inspiration from. I see you already placed the Shanghai World Financial Center, which is a gorgeous building. Doing a super-dense old town in the style of Shanghai's Tianzifang or the Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong would be awesome. I'm super excited for the rest of the series though!
So excited for this series! Respect you went all the way there for the series.
I don't think I've seen you this passionate about a project before. I'm quite excited to see how this one goes, man.
I love the amount of dedication that you've been putting into this city. Man, you even went to China. In loco! THAT'S real commitment we're seeing here, boy!
Well, all I know is that you definitely deserve it all.
Fantastic city, awesome photography (and video) and great choice of city to get inspiration from!
U have just gone into next level of city building !
Yes!! I’m so excited to see what you can do with this!
This looks so awesome... I’m unbelievably excited now. I just can’t wait to see what you do with this project. It looks fantastic so far, and there isn’t even that much down (I think I just like networks). I’m excited to hear that you’ll grow this the Springwood way, too- I really liked following the growth of an already semi-existing city. It’s a cool concept.
I’m so stoked for this series. I’m currently exploring the region of Lyon, France 🇫🇷 myself and it’s great fun. So glad to see more creators looking towards making cities based directly off real world cities and their own travelings. 👌
Very admirable the fact you're actually modelling the terrain and getting along with it. The total opposite of those who can just play on a plain terrain.
Honestly, such a creative series. already hyped 2:20!
What I'm really impressed with about this place is how much nature they have kept amongst their buildings in such a high density area.
This is dedication, travelling to a whole different country just to get inspiration and footage for a C:S series. I love your channel man.
I've been lived in Chongqing for 4 years and I'm a beginner of Cities Skylines. It's so nice to see this video. Thanks for your efforts. I went back to this city for a short trip yesterday. The hole city changed so fast. I'm glad to help if you need some local advice~ 😁
Also for once ADD high voltage powerlines! It really works in this city!
Catboi 747 yes I agree, in China they are literally everywhere and on everything
It's GORGEOUS. Can't wait for the rest of this series, you're so obviously inspired as well which is awesome!
Very much looking forward to this. Can't believe you took a trip over there just for inspiration, that's dedication, man...
I’m really looking forward to this one!
Very excited for this! I was just in Chongqing in July and I'll be back there in October, such a cool city. Really curious if you'll be able to capture that nighttime aesthetic of Chongqing, that skyline at night is magical.
I was there in July and will be back in October too! Weird coincidence 🙂
i’ve been waiting so long for someone to do a chinese city and i’m so glad it’s you! can’t WAIT to see the rest of this series 🥺
also, i think you should add more fog and maybe use vanilla waste stations at the heads of the rivers to give the silted brown look. a name idea (not a good one but one nonetheless) could be sānhé (三河), which means three rivers alluding to the three rivers which converge in it :)
With the fog/smog the sky gonna be gray anyway. When I think of big cities in China I think Smog, not a fancy blue sky. Keep your new mod! 🙂👍 I'm so exited
I live in Beijing and I can say you're so wrong
Binged through half of your build videos, loving them. Can't wait to see the future episodes.
The first ten seconds of the video perfecty show why you are undertaking this project. Good luck!
This series is so unique from you other ones & I love it! The clips from you actually in China are a great touch I wish I could go😂😂😭
I like the fog. I think every few episodes you change the thickness of the fog, so some days its really bad and you can barely see anything, and other days its great
That’s a great idea!
Awesome, just awesome man! Looking forward to the next episodes!
8 months later and somehow that intro music already gives me a feeling of nostalgia
If you get a chance to visit Guilin and the nearby city of Yongzhou, you will not be disappointed. It's very close to Chongqing but even more inside the mountains with some of the most stunning scenery I've ever seen. I got to visit last year and it was truly breathtaking.
Thanks for the heads up I might see if I can do a day trip there!
Hears "..really smooth and well functioning transport system..."
Biffa starts breathing heavily in the background
Damn I saw Sichuan in the title I was like "someone is finally going to build Chengdu"...
What an exciting concept! Love the mix with building sequences and your live clips!
hi I've seen trains going through a building in Chongqing,can you manage to make that happen in cityskyline
This series is gonna be amazing and since u currently live in china this will be even more exciting. A suggestion for later episodes is that you should add small villages in the mountains and try to add alot of huge apartment construction sites around the city to represent the cities growth. Also a small detail u can add are these huge cameras that almost every city has. The last suggestion is to add a high speed rail station
Im so glad you have shared this absolute gem of a city!
yes, ive been looking forward to a new series, excellent timing, just in time for the great british weather to change from grim to grimmer.
well, you just gained a subscriber. To go to another country for a project and get inspiration... that my friend, is what I call dedication. I might even become a patreon. Nice work, man.
Oooooooh boy, this is going to be great!
Although not a city I would highly recommend looking at the Scottish Highlands and Islands for a map inspiration, beautiful scenery, small communities and some fantastic landmarks. I would love seeing a series based on that region because it is truly beautiful.
Big Chinese geography nerd, always loved the uniqueness of Chongqing. A good name could be Xijing (she Jing), which translates to Western capital. Would love to see the use of Banana plants
Lol, I appreciate that you actually visited and/to build this project :)
Definitely looking forward to this project your doing. Can't wait to see how it progresses through the coming episodes!😀
Chongqing has always been inspiring to me too! I'm very excited for this!
You should call the city Shoulian. It means ‘convergence’ in Chinese, like how this city is centered at the convergence of two rivers
i m realy loving the social aspect of this game. seeing you getting opportunities through this game is awesome. like a community in a real city, the city skielines community is helping by funding to be able living the good life. think your work with the game is a mixture of art and design as well it s entertaining and instructive. i m exicited to see the city you re planing and how your digital charakter may raise.
All amamlya’s assets are amazing. The chinese sculpture is also incredible. Btw your work is very cool i love it
You are so dedicated! This project, as always, will be amazing
I love the landscaping! I love this new series already!
Adding the fog effect is a great idea! It actually gives more of a Chongqing vibe, as it's nicknamed "Fog City" in China for its heavy-fog climate. It's not just about the smog ;)
This will definitely make for a unique series! For your trip in October, I don’t know where it is, but somewhere in China there’s a road bridge that’s 34 miles long
This is gonna be amazing, good job! I love the bloopers at the end.
If you have questions about Chongqing, please ask me, I will answer
For me as a Hong Konger and have not been there, the idea of Chongqing is that I had know on wiki & documentaries: Mountain city, Monorails under the hillside apartments and People mountain people sea within the municipality region.
This definitely made me a sub, what a dedication, this is gonna be interesting to follow!
Waiting for this series for so long, finally!!! Thank you so much!
Fantastic stuff as usual! I'm really looking forward to this series
Every series I watch right now is about small but detailed cities and I really miss those huge skylines and metropolies. Your choice appears to be great because it wont be just big concrete jungle but plenty of grean sites which I love. Also I dislike building cities on flat ground and you have courage to use steep terrain so its another plus.
Wait what, this is incredible. You visited a location, then made it in real life??? This is some next level stuff.
I just discovered you and this makes me stay. You should try to do some of hong kongs buildings. They're absolutely mesmerizing because of their dragon holes especially when dotting the cliffs!
I love the use of real footage. The end bloopers are great
Thank you for the great episode! I would suggest Jiangzhou (江州, literally "the city of rivers") as the name of the city. This is the first historical name for Chongqing, as early as 300 BC. It fits the map, does sound like a city name (rather a name for the entire region), and no actual city in China has this name currently. I guess this will give a feeling that the city is Chongqing in an alternative universe, and this is a name sound truely historical.
Tanhua may be good for this city. It refers to the Tanhua Temple in Chongqing and I think it would be a way to reference and bring Chongqing straight into the series.
Make sure to have lots of walking space. I've been to many Chinese cities and I have found that they are very pedestrian friendly.
I can't wait!
This is going to be awesome.
i think you should call the city 黄城(HuangChen) the ''huang'' is for the yellow river which goes through sichuan and the ''chen'' is city or town in chinese.
Can we just appreciate the fact that you went all the way to China just for this series :)
The sheer dedication is insane! Skills to the nth degree! This is going to be epic!
Thats different.....I bet you must have got your MOD creators very busy on Chinese themed stuff.....Looking forward to see your version of China..
This just came up in my TH-cam recommendations, I'm not used to seeing totally new stuff in there, took me like 3-4 minutes to figure out why I couldn't see a part 2 anywhere... :D (I have subscribed and looking forward to seeing how it turns out!)
About the city name IRL: 重庆, just say the first word Chong in up tone and Qing in down tone. Really wanna see you talk about the weather(wet & hot), the food(spicy, even to Chinese like me), the "too many" stairs(cause it's a mountain city and in the basin) in Chongqing cause these are the key to this amazing city.
Really enjoy this new project!
This is so awesome. Hopefully you also got to enjoy lots of their awesome food over there!
I really want to build some chinese cities in CS as well. Lived in Hangzhou (Lin'an, Binjiang, Gongshu, and Jiande/Xinanjiang) from 2010-2019. We just went back after five years to visit family. My wife and son are still there until August. I really miss my bike rides through Hangzhou proper and then later the more mountain valley villages of Jiande. We visited Taipei and Nanjing as well this past trip. It is such a different style than U.S. cities (I prefer it in many ways). Going to be watching with interest.