Just a note to that buildings color indicators subject in Info views - according to TMPE wiki: - Traffic info view - red building indicates that cims have hard time to find parking space. They try to find place to park for several times and if unsuccessful, they give up and go home. So solution is more parking lots around. (This indication is available only when Parking AI feature is "on") - Public transport info view - there are two modes: incoming demand and outgoing demand which you can toggle between. Incoming demand indicates which buildings are hard to reach by public transport. Outgoing demand indicates that cims leaving the building were struggling to reach their destination via public transport. (Again - both available only with Parking AI feature is "on") - And just for completion - when Real Time mod is played, Trafic Routes Info View is enhanced too... that Red buildings indicate that journey times are taking too long, and in some cases it will cause cims to abandon their journey and return home. Btw. I really like your videos! I've found them just few weeks ago but then I watched almost everything :D I love how you are able to keep your cities nice and clean styled all the time regardless their expansion - that is something I am not able to on in my cities - I always end up with a city jungle :D Looking forward to more of your videos!
A challenge for you sir. Take the irl map of Montreal, Canada (with all its roads/metros/bus lines) and fix the traffic...... Please, the traffic here is horrendous, and I'm mostly on my bicycle! And its bad for me!
Near your farm industry area, there are load of pedestrians crossing on the roads of the Oval-a-bout, slowing traffic. A foot bridge (and park toll booths) would be great there!!
Hello Biffa, I am rather old and i have played Sim City from 1989. I found your Channel by random, so now i am started again with City building. Love to listen to your voice and your tips. Keep it up :)
I'm strangely really invested in the progress of this city. I think it would be cool to build some more rural towns up in the countrysides, and the mountainside golf course is a great idea!
Biffa, with the money making industry. What is impressive to me is that you are doing so well and you population isnt all that much. I'm telling you, you have a talent, lol. Keep it up, I look forward to every episode. Please though, take all the necessary natural medicine to get yourself better. We need you at your best.
I did try that bfore but for some reason i didn't know they're still import and export a lot more , it baffle me why not iust use our own town production people
Biffa, regarding oil extracting. do not put extractor right next to each other, specially large ones. They will drain all the oil in the immediate area really fast. and then you'll have to move them. Oil is actually a finite resource in the game. I built a huge oil industry area and spend about a million in structures then within a couple of years it was all dead because i ran out fo resources.
I love watching you build on TeaVille and can really hear the excitement in your voice. I look forward to your future videos on this series, thanks for sharing!
A few videos back you asked for ideas for expanding the map as you buy up more tiles. I think it would be neat to see small towns built up around either specific industries or unique factories. Or perhaps have industry towns connected by a domestic rail line to ship goods from across the map to the factory zone you've got set up now.
Just bought the game now everytime I make roads I make sure that guy goes there, he goes there, you go straight through, make a round about and lane mathematics. Thanks biffa
One thing I think you are doing wrong is putting the Animal Pastures on top of Fertile Land. Fertile land is for growing crops. You can put Animal Pasture anywhere so long as it is zoned as part of the Farm.
I've just hit 40k in my first city, and I was wondering when I'll start being able to make a nicer looking city. Then I come to work and load up this video "So we've just hit 40k in Teaville" and suddenly I feel like I've gone wrong in my city 😂😂
@@johnthelesserofthethirdoft863 Cheers man, might need a restart in a different city to sort out my layout but for my first time playing, I'd say I'm doing pretty well!
It's like making anything else; just takes practice. Maybe try starting a few different cities on the same map and see how many different ways you can lay things out.
As soon as you mentioned the name of the Modular House Factory at 26:54, I immediately got the reference and it made my day. Little boxes on the hillside, Little boxes made of ticky tacky Little boxes on the hillside, Little boxes all the same.
I love the Teaville episodes! It's beautiful and so much fun to watch grow! Honestly, I can take or leave city fix at this point. My one suggestion is letting your public transport routes continue longer so your cims don't have to transfer (ex. Make the ferry to the islands one longer route.) Thanks for the clarification on the industry ranking. This makes so much more sense now.
Anytime there is a new Biffa video up, I want to go and play Cities myself, but then I realize I enjoy watching TeaVille much more than building on my own! Excited to see what traffic will be after putting in walking paths 👍
Great that you've got your money sorted now! Maybe you can go round and finish a few other parts of your city before the next expansion? Earl Grey Islands aren't finished off, the Olympic Village had got lots of empty space, etc. Perhaps you could go from district to district upgrading them to 5 stars as well? Would be cool to see you maxing out everything you've got before moving on to a new area!! Another thing with Earl Grey island... recycling policy and all that other 'Green' stuff? Love the series, keep it coming!!
This is what I found it about parking space available not difficulty getting to The traffic info view (click on the button) can assist you in building the right amount of parking lots/garages. It shows where additional parking spaces are required (buildings with high parking space demand are highlighted with red color).
Industries early, smart traffic and you can build anything you want after that, no one needs infinite money. Nice demonstration! Are you going to build all 3 campuses? Their faculties give 9 different city-wide bonuses
That small clump of islands just off the coast opposite the shipbuilding place looks like it almost spells the word Tea. Maybe that's a place you could terraform slightly and make it some sort of park or nature reserve?
This video made industry seem way more complicated than it is. Didn't know it was such a struggle. Getting 5 stars is easy rather quickly and once you get those you never have to worry about money again.
It's a nice city working great. You can expand to the other unused parts of the map and make a lot of little residential villages all around the map :) Also great explanation on how you grow the industries!
To keep traffic down in industries make nodes for each production. So on one road you might need 2-3 resources built, then processing, then maybe a large plant. Do not put in any storage and make sure there is good access to a railroad depot for exporting. It also seems that these refined resources are not used as much for stocking your merchants so add some small generic farms, lumbering, oil, and industry in for that.
3:31 when you have a stagnation of workers and you keep adding structures that only get like 11 people working them, i took out the commercial, residential, and industry basics spots and let the game run. the game will re-orient the people to those job spaces that need to be filled. it's slow, but it'll happen over time.
Interesting network on the industry. I tend to build out the areas like production lines, going from raw producer to processor to special factory, all in a row.
An observation about your farm: you have high maintenance costs due to low crops production as you're having to import crops. More crops buildings will lower the upkeep.
Industries can make a fair bit of money, as you can see. Previously the most I ever had was maybe $12M in the bank. My current city (first with Industries fully used) has over $200M in the bank. 14:45 Still have trees through your stadiums.
Really nice! May I suggest you get more things to clean the water? You can clearly see the difference between what's pumped out and what's in the river.
I think for the shipyard it would be cool to combine it with the cargo and warehouses on a large artificial concrete pad jutting out into the water ! maybe even a couple factories, it would be a really good look in my opinion, even have space for all the special factories and have all the specialist warehouses, cargo etc all in one specialised zone ?
For that cold i recommend you to get some red wine, add sugar, boil it and drink it while it is hot. Then get a good night sleep. You'll feel like new the next day.
Hope you are on the mend from your illness! I've often wondered if you put a factory in a satellite small town if it would cause traffic problems, maybe an idea for a future video? Near here there is a Toyota car plant that is adjacent to the highway, but keeps a small town in work, so that's where I got the idea.
i think the reason why those buildings are red, are because they have potential for large volumes of traffic. so like stadiums have A LOT of peeps in them, so if you don't have ideal city transports it makes A TON of traffic, and so forth.
Make sure to check out the rebind mod if you have not yet. Re-balances the industry truck and worker counts to help with traffic and overall goods flow, especially as your industries get bigger.
Biffa, I am a long time gamer, been playing with Transport Tycoon Deluxe since it was first released. I have been hanging out for a game like Cities Skylines, but up to now I have disappointed. I took to Cities like a duck to water, but your video on how Industries work under the hood is invaluable - Thanks. Shirley locked down in AU cause I am over 70
Near Earl & Greys you have road that doesn't allow you to turn right, instead cars need to go ahead (it's a dead end road with bus lane) , turn araund and go left ;)
Biffa I've got a challenge for you: Hull is well known for terrible drivers, and it is said that drivers in Hull choose which lane they need to be in about 6 miles before their turning (making dual carriageways incredibly annoying). Do you think you could build a city with working traffic but no lane switching anywhere at all? If so, how high could you get the traffic percentage?
Your industry areas are importing and exporting the same raw materials at a net loss. What's happening is that if your extractor buildings make far more raw material than you need, they have to send their trucks off the map to export it. Meanwhile when your processor building wants resources, it can't get any from your extractors because they don't have any available vehicles. Counter-intuitively if you used more raw materials you'd probably import less. The other way you could fix this is with more storage buildings for raw materials. I can see you have plenty of storage for processed goods, but you don't seem to have as much for raw materials. The storage buildings are important not just for creating a buffer, but also because they come with more trucks. The limiting factor right now is not your ability to produce goods, but your ability to move them around.
My city of "Fracville" hit 90,000 population early this morning, completing the last milestone. Yay! :) Now I really need to focus on my budget. My income did improve slightly after adding a cargo train depot to a very large oil area.
i havent watched the full video yet but i would imagine that the red building could also signify a high traffic building, not necessarily one thats hard to get to. Like how some roads will glow red if they're high traffic but not clogged, i would think that a high traffic building (like a school for instance) would be red without being hard to get to per say. And if i had to hazard a guess it judges that based on the amount of people that are currently in route to the building at any given time and/or how long they've been in route.
Death waves happens when you let too many people move in at one time. These cims will age and eventually dies of old age and since they kinda move into your city at almost the same age as one another this means when they die they do so in mass. To prevent this you need to zone your residential slowly, as in if you planned a large neighbourhood you zone the residential areas one street at a time instead of the entire area.
Hey Biffa, I think it would be a cool idea to make use of the river going through your city to transport people and cargo. For example, a ferry line between Earl Grey Isle and your sports area
Occasionally my city gets up to income as high as 6 figures at a given moment. I think the highest income I've had is over $150k! Of course, much of that is from industry and it swings as low as $30k.
I had no dlc and I enforced industry 4.0, but it resulted in the entire industry collapsing. During the collapse, my income dipped into -800. DO NOT ENFORCE I4.0 UNLESS YOUR TOWN IS SUPER SMART.
i legit have a city that's bigger, makes more money and also has more money. It has all 1 lane 2 way or 2 lane 1 way and the traffic is surprisingly good. Could be a lot better in some places but it actually works rlly well compared to the road infrustructure in yours
Industries are kind of OP. By the time you get to level 2 or 3 you'll never have to worry about money again. State ownership of business profit right in your cities coffers.
The only thing I wish they would change about the industries is show what you’re importing so you can place something to make in your farm and not wasted money importing.
Following the 5S I destroyed all storage. This cut down on traffic ENORMEOUSLY and industries have never been more profitable. You just need to make sure you have enough raw ressource production.
@22:55 I'm surprised that TM:PE lane arrow changer merges straight and left together, while giving right the dedicated turning lane, in situations where there aren't enough lanes to give each direction a dedicated lane. It would be a lot more efficient to merge right and straight together in those situations, and give left the dedicated lane, since left turners are more likely to have to stop for oncoming traffic
First, Thank you so much for making these video, I learned so Much from them. 2nd: I actually like industries and created a huge industry area that actually work. Internal highways and stuff. :) Traffic is enormous but it all flows nicely at least most of the time. Average trafic flow 85% @ 75k ppl. My first real city. Or should I say industry with some city. ;) Wanna see it (industry part) ? not much idea given to design yet and it's not "complete" but it works really well I Think. :) And, OH! Not a single roundabut (in industry area) ::) Maybe it can give you a perspective not yet considered.
@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines Not complaining about your choice of music choice when you play before & after bit. Only about musac in the back ground when you are speaking.
So jealous! Im playing Vanilla with no DLC. And I just can't get my traffic moving smoothly. A lot of your tips and hints on lane mathematics and roundabouts has really helped. But I think my problem is layout.
I get death waves all the time, I'll never understand it. My city was at 99% health, and my death care capacity was far into the green, but the death waves just don't stop coming.
Corona-chan comes for us all, I'm also sick. Weird little flu that hit quick & went away just as quick, only down 3 days so far & today is the last day for sure. Get better too buddy!!
Just a note to that buildings color indicators subject in Info views - according to TMPE wiki:
- Traffic info view - red building indicates that cims have hard time to find parking space. They try to find place to park for several times and if unsuccessful, they give up and go home. So solution is more parking lots around. (This indication is available only when Parking AI feature is "on")
- Public transport info view - there are two modes: incoming demand and outgoing demand which you can toggle between. Incoming demand indicates which buildings are hard to reach by public transport. Outgoing demand indicates that cims leaving the building were struggling to reach their destination via public transport. (Again - both available only with Parking AI feature is "on")
- And just for completion - when Real Time mod is played, Trafic Routes Info View is enhanced too... that Red buildings indicate that journey times are taking too long, and in some cases it will cause cims to abandon their journey and return home.
Btw. I really like your videos! I've found them just few weeks ago but then I watched almost everything :D I love how you are able to keep your cities nice and clean styled all the time regardless their expansion - that is something I am not able to on in my cities - I always end up with a city jungle :D Looking forward to more of your videos!
Thanks for the fantastic info, will certainly be looking at that in more detail 👍😁
@@fort_quake awesome input, karen
Certainly good to know that, thanks for the summary.
A challenge for you sir. Take the irl map of Montreal, Canada (with all its roads/metros/bus lines) and fix the traffic...... Please, the traffic here is horrendous, and I'm mostly on my bicycle! And its bad for me!
What mod is best for parking lots? Those are not, AFAIK, something actually in the game without a mod.
ACK! Your game crashed and the school area didn't keep the bus stop and the path! @13:21 .... BIFFA! :-p
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I was checking all comments to find exactly this ^^ No Biffa, game crashed, no bus stop and no pedestrian way...
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Near your farm industry area, there are load of pedestrians crossing on the roads of the Oval-a-bout, slowing traffic. A foot bridge (and park toll booths) would be great there!!
A path to the passenger train station would be great!!
It's an oblongabout
Hello Biffa, I am rather old and i have played Sim City from 1989. I found your Channel by random, so now i am started again with City building.
Love to listen to your voice and your tips.
Keep it up :)
I'm strangely really invested in the progress of this city. I think it would be cool to build some more rural towns up in the countrysides, and the mountainside golf course is a great idea!
13:24 it looks like that little path you made is not there anymore, maybe it got lost in the crash? Maybe it's working after all lol
Biffa, with the money making industry. What is impressive to me is that you are doing so well and you population isnt all that much. I'm telling you, you have a talent, lol. Keep it up, I look forward to every episode. Please though, take all the necessary natural medicine to get yourself better. We need you at your best.
Thanks 👍😁
It looks like boosting the industry capacity increased the demand for residential.
Always.
More places for work, more people to live near the workplaces... Proper PubTransport like buses, metros, trams, or trains would help big time.
Imagine the farms if they didn't import 75% of crops. Maybe swap some buildings for crops.
I was just thinking that. The farm area is really small for the crop production they need. Maybe put in a huge wheat field out in the country!!
I did try that bfore but for some reason i didn't know they're still import and export a lot more , it baffle me why not iust use our own town production people
Biffa, regarding oil extracting. do not put extractor right next to each other, specially large ones. They will drain all the oil in the immediate area really fast. and then you'll have to move them. Oil is actually a finite resource in the game.
I built a huge oil industry area and spend about a million in structures then within a couple of years it was all dead because i ran out fo resources.
I have infinite resources turned on, always do 👍
I love watching you build on TeaVille and can really hear the excitement in your voice. I look forward to your future videos on this series, thanks for sharing!
I have been able to get 75 to 85% traffic with my Xbox version with no traffic manager with 100,000 citizens. Your suggestions totally helped. Thanks!
Nice 👍😁
Really appreciate this series, keep 'em coming! :D
A few videos back you asked for ideas for expanding the map as you buy up more tiles. I think it would be neat to see small towns built up around either specific industries or unique factories. Or perhaps have industry towns connected by a domestic rail line to ship goods from across the map to the factory zone you've got set up now.
The oil area should be named "roiltea"
Just bought the game now everytime I make roads I make sure that guy goes there, he goes there, you go straight through, make a round about and lane mathematics. Thanks biffa
Based on this I think I need to add Industries to my collection. Really nicely done Biffa!
It's crazy how easy it is to make money with that DLC.
One thing I think you are doing wrong is putting the Animal Pastures on top of Fertile Land. Fertile land is for growing crops. You can put Animal Pasture anywhere so long as it is zoned as part of the Farm.
Exactly! Wasting fertile crop land for animal poop. LOL
It would be cool if the animal areas made fertile soil over time. Great way to make an area fertile is to fertilise it. lol
20:44 Looks like you have some trees growing right in the middle of your baseball diamond and the other sports playing surface.
Saying that ship being beamed up to the Starship Interprise made me laugh. Don't do that Biffa! I just had hernia surgery. 🤕😉
I never play this game but watching is you play is pleasing
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That deathwave was because of having two cemeteries emptying and therefore lacking in service capacity.
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I've just hit 40k in my first city, and I was wondering when I'll start being able to make a nicer looking city. Then I come to work and load up this video "So we've just hit 40k in Teaville" and suddenly I feel like I've gone wrong in my city 😂😂
You will get sorted mate. Full confidence in ya
I feel your pain. I just reached 100k I feel like my city is so unorganized and mushed together lol
@@johnthelesserofthethirdoft863 Cheers man, might need a restart in a different city to sort out my layout but for my first time playing, I'd say I'm doing pretty well!
@@Eris1823 God I can't even imagine what mine would be like at 100k!
It's like making anything else; just takes practice. Maybe try starting a few different cities on the same map and see how many different ways you can lay things out.
As soon as you mentioned the name of the Modular House Factory at 26:54, I immediately got the reference and it made my day.
Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes made of ticky tacky
Little boxes on the hillside,
Little boxes all the same.
That is just stellar. Neat to see a creative style city built with growth in mind. Traffic is amazing because you have built it that way. Damn fine
I love the Teaville episodes! It's beautiful and so much fun to watch grow! Honestly, I can take or leave city fix at this point. My one suggestion is letting your public transport routes continue longer so your cims don't have to transfer (ex. Make the ferry to the islands one longer route.) Thanks for the clarification on the industry ranking. This makes so much more sense now.
16:40 Check your import ratios in the industry. I think you are e.g. importing a lot of crops to feed the cattle which is costly.
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Does it really matter when he makes 110k per tick?
Random comment to ask this on, but any idea which DLC this is?
@@AverageAtBestHDTB Industries
Anytime there is a new Biffa video up, I want to go and play Cities myself, but then I realize I enjoy watching TeaVille much more than building on my own!
Excited to see what traffic will be after putting in walking paths 👍
Brilliant work, once again.
I am always eager to sit with my cup of tea and relax for a bit watching this beautiful city grow!
Great that you've got your money sorted now! Maybe you can go round and finish a few other parts of your city before the next expansion? Earl Grey Islands aren't finished off, the Olympic Village had got lots of empty space, etc. Perhaps you could go from district to district upgrading them to 5 stars as well? Would be cool to see you maxing out everything you've got before moving on to a new area!! Another thing with Earl Grey island... recycling policy and all that other 'Green' stuff? Love the series, keep it coming!!
Oh and also those Tolls you put in many moons ago are probably getting bypassed by a bunch of peeps, maybe stick some more in?
This is what I found it about parking space available not difficulty getting to
The traffic info view (click on the button) can assist you in building the right amount of parking lots/garages. It shows where additional parking spaces are required (buildings with high parking space demand are highlighted with red color).
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Industries early, smart traffic and you can build anything you want after that, no one needs infinite money. Nice demonstration!
Are you going to build all 3 campuses? Their faculties give 9 different city-wide bonuses
Oh hell yes Biffa! Happy Friday!
If you have a clothing factory you could name it Tea Shirt Factory
If I didn't know better, I'd accuse Biffa of using clickbait titles but then I watch the video and sure enough, millions with no traffic. Amazing
That small clump of islands just off the coast opposite the shipbuilding place looks like it almost spells the word Tea. Maybe that's a place you could terraform slightly and make it some sort of park or nature reserve?
Trees in the infield. Amazing that your baseball stadium can work with all those trees. Same for the track and field stadium.
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Biffa, what's wrong with "Here we grow"? 😆
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Hugrow there.
When you're so early to the video that you have to save it to your Watch Later list on your phone in order to watch it on the computer.
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had this on my playlist to watch... fell asleep.
Couldn't understand why I dreamt of sheep eating my halloween Snickers bars.
That death wave was because you had some people just dying for tea! Good thing you got your industry production sorted! Took care of that issue.
This video made industry seem way more complicated than it is. Didn't know it was such a struggle. Getting 5 stars is easy rather quickly and once you get those you never have to worry about money again.
It's a nice city working great. You can expand to the other unused parts of the map and make a lot of little residential villages all around the map :)
Also great explanation on how you grow the industries!
To keep traffic down in industries make nodes for each production. So on one road you might need 2-3 resources built, then processing, then maybe a large plant. Do not put in any storage and make sure there is good access to a railroad depot for exporting.
It also seems that these refined resources are not used as much for stocking your merchants so add some small generic farms, lumbering, oil, and industry in for that.
I love this series Biffa, keep up the great work!
Teaville videos are the best videos 👍
Thankyou 😁
Love to see the TeaVille series. Keep goin' ;)
Biffa video and I was out of tea, so before watching a quick trip to the store to get more ^^
3:31 when you have a stagnation of workers and you keep adding structures that only get like 11 people working them, i took out the commercial, residential, and industry basics spots and let the game run. the game will re-orient the people to those job spaces that need to be filled. it's slow, but it'll happen over time.
Interesting network on the industry. I tend to build out the areas like production lines, going from raw producer to processor to special factory, all in a row.
Another awesome video with a nice spot of tea
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Look at the 5-way roundabout. Follow that road towards Briarwood Park. That bridge next to the rail line is STILL flooded.
Cant..stop..watching..BIFFA!
An observation about your farm: you have high maintenance costs due to low crops production as you're having to import crops. More crops buildings will lower the upkeep.
"Sneaker ridge" is a really good company name
"Sheeping out your snickers" XD
Industries can make a fair bit of money, as you can see. Previously the most I ever had was maybe $12M in the bank. My current city (first with Industries fully used) has over $200M in the bank.
14:45 Still have trees through your stadiums.
Really nice! May I suggest you get more things to clean the water? You can clearly see the difference between what's pumped out and what's in the river.
I think for the shipyard it would be cool to combine it with the cargo and warehouses on a large artificial concrete pad jutting out into the water ! maybe even a couple factories, it would be a really good look in my opinion, even have space for all the special factories and have all the specialist warehouses, cargo etc all in one specialised zone ?
For that cold i recommend you to get some red wine, add sugar, boil it and drink it while it is hot. Then get a good night sleep. You'll feel like new the next day.
Hope you are on the mend from your illness! I've often wondered if you put a factory in a satellite small town if it would cause traffic problems, maybe an idea for a future video? Near here there is a Toyota car plant that is adjacent to the highway, but keeps a small town in work, so that's where I got the idea.
Big Business do that cause of cheap land and taxes and not for the benefit of the people.
Baaaaad Biffa, Sheep need Sneakers too.
i think the reason why those buildings are red, are because they have potential for large volumes of traffic. so like stadiums have A LOT of peeps in them, so if you don't have ideal city transports it makes A TON of traffic, and so forth.
Make sure to check out the rebind mod if you have not yet. Re-balances the industry truck and worker counts to help with traffic and overall goods flow, especially as your industries get bigger.
Biffa, I am a long time gamer, been playing with Transport Tycoon Deluxe since it was first released. I have been hanging out for a game like Cities Skylines, but up to now I have disappointed. I took to Cities like a duck to water, but your video on how Industries work under the hood is invaluable - Thanks. Shirley locked down in AU cause I am over 70
Thanks, glad I could help. Stay safe 👍
Happy too see you used Yorkshire tea 8)
Nice city Biff look's good.
I saw that your factories were importing raw goods. If you just increase the production of raw materials, then it might just lower your expenses
Near Earl & Greys you have road that doesn't allow you to turn right, instead cars need to go ahead (it's a dead end road with bus lane) , turn araund and go left ;)
Establishing all the unique factories will probably boost the income and will be a tough task to accomplish 🤔🤔.
Biffa I've got a challenge for you:
Hull is well known for terrible drivers, and it is said that drivers in Hull choose which lane they need to be in about 6 miles before their turning (making dual carriageways incredibly annoying). Do you think you could build a city with working traffic but no lane switching anywhere at all? If so, how high could you get the traffic percentage?
every like is another sip of tea for him, I don't know how he manages to take 3K sips an episode.
Awesome! Been watching your vids for a while. And learned some great tips. Thanks 😎👍
Your industry areas are importing and exporting the same raw materials at a net loss. What's happening is that if your extractor buildings make far more raw material than you need, they have to send their trucks off the map to export it. Meanwhile when your processor building wants resources, it can't get any from your extractors because they don't have any available vehicles. Counter-intuitively if you used more raw materials you'd probably import less. The other way you could fix this is with more storage buildings for raw materials. I can see you have plenty of storage for processed goods, but you don't seem to have as much for raw materials. The storage buildings are important not just for creating a buffer, but also because they come with more trucks. The limiting factor right now is not your ability to produce goods, but your ability to move them around.
My city of "Fracville" hit 90,000 population early this morning, completing the last milestone. Yay! :)
Now I really need to focus on my budget. My income did improve slightly after adding a cargo train depot to a very large oil area.
Great stuff Biffa!!!!
For people who want their city never die. Install no deathcare mod. It always help no more corpses no more abandoned buildings
i havent watched the full video yet but i would imagine that the red building could also signify a high traffic building, not necessarily one thats hard to get to. Like how some roads will glow red if they're high traffic but not clogged, i would think that a high traffic building (like a school for instance) would be red without being hard to get to per say. And if i had to hazard a guess it judges that based on the amount of people that are currently in route to the building at any given time and/or how long they've been in route.
With this video you helped me with money situation. Thank you❤
You're welcome 👍😁👍
Death waves happens when you let too many people move in at one time. These cims will age and eventually dies of old age and since they kinda move into your city at almost the same age as one another this means when they die they do so in mass. To prevent this you need to zone your residential slowly, as in if you planned a large neighbourhood you zone the residential areas one street at a time instead of the entire area.
I just wish I could have this flourishing city as you have!
Zero dislike, 501 like... we love you Biffa
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I thought red Building means it is causing traffic like many are going there but not that they can't does that even make sense ?
No, it doesen't. I thought the same
I think when buildings are red, they need parking...
Hey Biffa, I think it would be a cool idea to make use of the river going through your city to transport people and cargo. For example, a ferry line between Earl Grey Isle and your sports area
Occasionally my city gets up to income as high as 6 figures at a given moment. I think the highest income I've had is over $150k! Of course, much of that is from industry and it swings as low as $30k.
I had no dlc and I enforced industry 4.0, but it resulted in the entire industry collapsing. During the collapse, my income dipped into -800. DO NOT ENFORCE I4.0 UNLESS YOUR TOWN IS SUPER SMART.
Love the trees through the sports facilities @14:58. Feel sorry for the people trying to play baseball with trees on the infield. Or running track...
Steeplechase
i legit have a city that's bigger, makes more money and also has more money. It has all 1 lane 2 way or 2 lane 1 way and the traffic is surprisingly good. Could be a lot better in some places but it actually works rlly well compared to the road infrustructure in yours
Industries are kind of OP. By the time you get to level 2 or 3 you'll never have to worry about money again. State ownership of business profit right in your cities coffers.
The only thing I wish they would change about the industries is show what you’re importing so you can place something to make in your farm and not wasted money importing.
I love watching these vids in 4K
Following the 5S I destroyed all storage. This cut down on traffic ENORMEOUSLY and industries have never been more profitable. You just need to make sure you have enough raw ressource production.
@22:55 I'm surprised that TM:PE lane arrow changer merges straight and left together, while giving right the dedicated turning lane, in situations where there aren't enough lanes to give each direction a dedicated lane. It would be a lot more efficient to merge right and straight together in those situations, and give left the dedicated lane, since left turners are more likely to have to stop for oncoming traffic
Doesn't that fancy new island area you built have a helicopter depot? I think I saw 4 helicopters flying to it. Starting at around the 22:28 mark
1:08 maybe it was one of those times when your game froze and you lost your progress from the last save :)
You should put some car parks for each industrial aera.
Also remember that you kept prospect district(near the forestry) on schools out policy
First, Thank you so much for making these video, I learned so Much from them. 2nd: I actually like industries and created a huge industry area that actually work. Internal highways and stuff. :) Traffic is enormous but it all flows nicely at least most of the time. Average trafic flow 85% @ 75k ppl. My first real city. Or should I say industry with some city. ;)
Wanna see it (industry part) ? not much idea given to design yet and it's not "complete" but it works really well I Think. :)
And, OH! Not a single roundabut (in industry area) ::) Maybe it can give you a perspective not yet considered.
Love your explanations, sips of TEA, Hugo helping but not keen on background MUSAC
Always difficult for a content maker. Personally, I love his music choices. But if everyone's tastes were the same it'd be a boring world!
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@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines Not complaining about your choice of music choice when you play before & after bit. Only about musac in the back ground when you are speaking.
So jealous! Im playing Vanilla with no DLC. And I just can't get my traffic moving smoothly. A lot of your tips and hints on lane mathematics and roundabouts has really helped. But I think my problem is layout.
I get death waves all the time, I'll never understand it. My city was at 99% health, and my death care capacity was far into the green, but the death waves just don't stop coming.
Corona-chan comes for us all, I'm also sick. Weird little flu that hit quick & went away just as quick, only down 3 days so far & today is the last day for sure. Get better too buddy!!
You too 👍
9:39 : "So we really need to beef up our crop production"
- Proceeds to build Animal pasture on fertile farmland... LOL.
This city looks awesome