Whoever told you that the Metromover is useless is a liar. It’s because of the Metromover that Miami has had high density living the past two decades. And the system is actually free to ride! The Metrorail however doesn’t go everywhere but the rail does hit key areas.
Yeah, I think he may not have understood the distinction between the two. The Metromover is useful for getting around Brickell, but that's literally it. The Metrorail is great for getting between South Miami/Coral Gables and Brickell or the airport, but that's about it. Having come from cities where public transport is actually meaningful, Miami's system of buses and metro is overall pretty useless as you can't really get anywhere reliably.
It's cute, but its a 150 million $ investment into something that serves meager 4 million annual riders in a very limited area. My bus service of a town of 30k has comparable riderships and definitely did not cost 150 million bucks.
Hey tdt. I lived in Orlando FL for awhile and I have to say, one of the defining characteristics of the city was its vegetation. For example, Spanish Moss is literally everywhere. So if you're looking for a way to distinguish Sunset City and take it to the next level, then I would suggest using primarily only native flora. It's a small change but I think it can have a big impact. Edit: Also, there's trees lining almost every major street, because it's hot as hell 24/7.
South Florida has a commuter train system called the Tri-Rail. It opened in 1989 so it is not too far off timeline-wise. It runs from Downtown Miami all the way to West Palm Beach at the far north of the Miami urban area. I think a commuter train system could be a pretty cool transport connection between Sunset City, the future second city, and all of their suburbs.
As someone living in Miami i have to say the metromover being useless is entirely dependant on what you need it for. It's actually very decent at navigating downtown, particularly if you take the metrorail to one of the major stations downtown and in Brickell they have easy connections inside the stations for metromover that allow you to get closert to where you're going without walking in the muggy and often rainy Miami weather. It is a fairly small service, with only 3 loops but it covers an adequately small area and it offers a frequent service for free. It may be low capacity but I've never found it to be overly crowded. The bigger problem with public transportation in Miami is that metrorail serves a very small fraction of the county and doest really go anywhere near the suburbs in west Miami that might actually get some use out of it to commute downtown. You would have to go out of your way to get to a metrorail station. Not to get into the whole dilemma surrounding urban and suburban sprawl and American development policies but in general the layout of the city makes it hard for public transportation to work effectively and buses are infrequent and subject to the same traffic that cars are. In general it's very hard to live here without owning a car, but metromover is not necessarily the root of the problem and it's one of the few public transportation projects here that works well for it's intended purpose.
The Police Station, albeit being a small bulid, looks amazing! Also the monorail station fitting perfectly inside the building was really satisfying. Can't wait to see Sunset City grow and become more atmospheric with the 80s feeling.
for the metro mover I think you should change the service pattern slightly to make it more similar to what you'd see in Miami. The red service would stay the same, running found the inner portion of the loop while the blue service would run; from the other side of the river, around the outside of the loop, then back across the river, making a kind of lasso looking route. in the real system all routes do a full service round the loop. one just goes in a circle, and two do this lasso. you've actually already set up the junction to handle this so I'd just go for it.
Really love how the city is coming together. I think the building you placed from Havana could be cool as a historic city hall, while the building with the monorail running through could be the new city/state/federal building in the city.
@@graysondoesgaming1330 I'm just so lost in this conversation lol, there was a guy named Ahmad whom said to me "is he talking to you" then this girl said to him "are they talking to you". Hot mess
I use the Metro Mover everyday and the cars are packed. Pre pandemic, the metro mover averaged 33,000 people a day. Plus there are plans to extend it to South Beach and the Wynwood Art District.
hey, thanks for doing this series! im from the miami area and really appreciated the miami series and am loving this one so far. been watching you since springwood ep 4 so im really happy to see you develop, thanks for everything you do!
One thing you could probably do with the Monorail is to have the first loop you created that goes clockwise, but then have another line that goes counter clockwise and which goes onto the branch you made across the river. The tracks are already there for it.
hay man just a reminder if you want to stick to true Florida you cant have metros underground. Due to Florida being almost at sea leaval they would just flood constantly. IDK if you knew that but I herd you mention a metro
I would love to see more public transport reach into the suburbs would be really cool, I would even want the metromover to even reach further than the downtown (somehow) eventually. I think trams would be interesting to see (even if they're not that realistic in Miami)
I'm really gonna have to check that asset collection, I'm playing this game for 2 years now but some of the assets you place down, I never saw them before and they look amazing. No idea how you found them lol, the workshop is a jungle. Amazing builds, I loved the elementary school, gave me some ideas for my own builds!
A good way to get the most bang for your buck with the big buildings is checking to make sure they contain the right number of households. I've seen you do that before in Oceania. Anyway, I think a cool idea would be to build a more historical Spanish inspired build somewhere else on the map to represent St. Augustine.
Yes! I love monorails, i use them in most cities. Right now im doing a jungle island with a large city and a bunch of tiny surf/fishing/tourism towns with a monorail going through the jungle connecting the entire island
Great job recreating the MetroMover! As someone who visits Miami frequently and has ridden on this before, I'd say it can be a useful method of transportation for those getting around the Downtown area, or tourists. But for people who live outside the downtown, they'd either take the actual Metro, or just drive (sadly)
When it comes to the rivers connected to Lake Okeechobee and through the Everglades I recommend that you check out the video called, "How Florida Got So Weird." Many rivers were built to drain the Everglades for land use.
Actually you don't have to use dull colors for your monorail. I was living in Miami for college when the Miami Metrorail and Metromover opened and as I recall it the Metromover cars were white, blue and light green - almost a pea green, the C:S standard green for metro lines matches it perfectly. As for your metro/light rail you'll definitely need elevated metro lines as an underground metro irl would flood due to South Florida's famously porous limestone rock, and surface trolleys irl would have snarled the infamous traffic that was intolerable even the '80s still further.
The monorail system is cool and holds true to the real Miami I'd say. Watching this series made me want to draw a Miami inspired map as well, so I'll see how I do lol
The way you built the monorail reminds me of the Chicago Loop. I'd love it if it were to function in a similar way in the future, with several tracks joining the central loop at various points and trains (or monorail trains in this case) "terminating" by going round the loop once.
Those canals from Lake Okechobee(not 100% sure about spelling) are for agriculture. They are having a notable effect on the massive slow river/swamp that flows south into the Everglades and then eventually ocean. These canals combined with a few highways that cross the Everglades have disrupted the watershed and the effects of this are still being studied. It’s very likely the effects are negative as suburban sprawl and agriculture encroach further into the Everglades. Species like the Florida panther are endangered as their habitat shrinks. Also there are lots of invasive pythons that you can bring in for a bounty. Also Miami is considering building a (separate…) monorail to South beach. At least they’re trying :(
VAL. does look good for a monorail in CS. Certainly better than the futuristic Disney-ish thing. For your lines: One line should depart from the antenna station, turning right onto the loop (that curve does look bad) and get back to the antenna station on the exterior track of the loop. The second line on the interior track of the loop should run just on the loop given your antenna junction configuration and that's it.
It never occured to me that I can use the zoning mod to make parking lots zoneable. I've wanted to add shops along the sides of car parks for ages. 2.20 always teaching me new things!
The latin american buildings fit great in the city. i hope to see more! you could build a single point urban interchange to give you a lot more spcae in the downtown juction (maybe if you extend the highway all the way to the island)
Really cool to see the metro's going trough the city already!Can't wait to see it a little bit more detailed. How do you decide on what to detail more and what to detail less? i'm guessing it's got something to do with eye catching places. But then again places imo only become eye catchers once they are detailed. So my question then would be how do you go about in spotting and creating potential eye catching places while plopping down etc.?
You should check out the People Mover in Detroit. It's very similar to the one in Miami. A lot of really cool stations in buildings ideas. It used to have a station in the Joe Louis Area before it was demolished
there are trains that technically belong to the same family as Miami’s people mover but they are rail vehicles, name is APM100. For Metrorail there used to be a budd metro train used in Miami and Baltimore in the workshop but no longer available
It's kind of funny that while at 13:35 I was kind of irritated by the segment of a main road which lacked a green strip in the middle, at 20:08 you managed to fix it accidentaly by just wanting a metro station to fit in the space.
As someone who lived and went to school in downtown miami the metro movers in real life are only sometimes useful, convenient but dont go very far. The metro rail is nice tho
Hey man, if you built a high capacity enough port area with a ferry terminal from the workshop, you can totally just delete the outside road connections and people will just come to the island by boat.
Is there any plans to add commuter rail because south Florida has tri-rail which connects the metro Miami area and it began operating in the late 1980s
I hope you improve the skyline going forward, the tower choices don't really mesh well together at this state but I'm sure you'll figure out a nice skyline as you keep working on it.
You need to improve sunset city the iconic building in Miami. The one we’re you have the subway going through it is so post to be in the front. Not in the back of the city
idk if you end up changing it but when you're headed toward the city and going in the tunnel the road causes you to do a U-turn. If you made another road that connected up that would be better for traffic but that's just my 2 cents
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The city and road network looks awesome but one thing I noticed is that some of your larger roads do not have dedicated turning lanes. That needs to be fixed because america and Miami especially literaly run on dedicated turning lanes
FYI - Miami Metromover isn't useless. It is actually well liked and free to the public. It can use an expansion though, but that would require leadership in government. Can't have that.
i think the stops should've been a little more spaced out, because right now they seem to be within cim walking distance. but nonetheless the city is turning out beautiful
sorry a little late to the party for these videos but I notice you are missing something that Florida has a lot of and that is tolls! Tolls tolls tolls! Especially in Miami.
Those channels around the lake aren't flood control. That's the ICW, or intercoastal waterway. Basically a shortcut for boats to cross from the gulf of mexico to the atlantic without having to go all the way around the keys. Not that your city needs that option as it's an island, however that's what they are for irl.
City’s use monorails because they look futuristic, but they are horrible and one of the most ineffective public transports ever imagined. Capacity and logistical, they are terrible. But is based in Miami, so build one anyway. Lol
@@alyaanahmed814 and thats fine, but a lot of people like them, and that seems to include $2.20, your comment doesnt add anything positive to anything.
@@VoltsAnBolts I think everyone has their own opinion so kindly respect it. I DON'T like mono rails hugging the skyscrapers so I express. Thats just fine.
Whoever told you that the Metromover is useless is a liar. It’s because of the Metromover that Miami has had high density living the past two decades. And the system is actually free to ride! The Metrorail however doesn’t go everywhere but the rail does hit key areas.
Yeah, I think he may not have understood the distinction between the two. The Metromover is useful for getting around Brickell, but that's literally it. The Metrorail is great for getting between South Miami/Coral Gables and Brickell or the airport, but that's about it. Having come from cities where public transport is actually meaningful, Miami's system of buses and metro is overall pretty useless as you can't really get anywhere reliably.
@@tumi6ocdn Metromover is pretty good. Everything else when it comes to public transport within Miami or Florida in general is awful XD
It's cute, but its a 150 million $ investment into something that serves meager 4 million annual riders in a very limited area. My bus service of a town of 30k has comparable riderships and definitely did not cost 150 million bucks.
It'll probably do better as a conventional light rail, with standard gauge tracks and high acceleration train sets.
Its pretty awful by non-American standards
Hey tdt. I lived in Orlando FL for awhile and I have to say, one of the defining characteristics of the city was its vegetation. For example, Spanish Moss is literally everywhere. So if you're looking for a way to distinguish Sunset City and take it to the next level, then I would suggest using primarily only native flora. It's a small change but I think it can have a big impact.
Edit: Also, there's trees lining almost every major street, because it's hot as hell 24/7.
Great advice thank you!
South Florida has a commuter train system called the Tri-Rail. It opened in 1989 so it is not too far off timeline-wise. It runs from Downtown Miami all the way to West Palm Beach at the far north of the Miami urban area. I think a commuter train system could be a pretty cool transport connection between Sunset City, the future second city, and all of their suburbs.
As someone living in Miami i have to say the metromover being useless is entirely dependant on what you need it for. It's actually very decent at navigating downtown, particularly if you take the metrorail to one of the major stations downtown and in Brickell they have easy connections inside the stations for metromover that allow you to get closert to where you're going without walking in the muggy and often rainy Miami weather. It is a fairly small service, with only 3 loops but it covers an adequately small area and it offers a frequent service for free. It may be low capacity but I've never found it to be overly crowded. The bigger problem with public transportation in Miami is that metrorail serves a very small fraction of the county and doest really go anywhere near the suburbs in west Miami that might actually get some use out of it to commute downtown. You would have to go out of your way to get to a metrorail station. Not to get into the whole dilemma surrounding urban and suburban sprawl and American development policies but in general the layout of the city makes it hard for public transportation to work effectively and buses are infrequent and subject to the same traffic that cars are. In general it's very hard to live here without owning a car, but metromover is not necessarily the root of the problem and it's one of the few public transportation projects here that works well for it's intended purpose.
The Police Station, albeit being a small bulid, looks amazing! Also the monorail station fitting perfectly inside the building was really satisfying. Can't wait to see Sunset City grow and become more atmospheric with the 80s feeling.
for the metro mover I think you should change the service pattern slightly to make it more similar to what you'd see in Miami. The red service would stay the same, running found the inner portion of the loop while the blue service would run; from the other side of the river, around the outside of the loop, then back across the river, making a kind of lasso looking route.
in the real system all routes do a full service round the loop. one just goes in a circle, and two do this lasso. you've actually already set up the junction to handle this so I'd just go for it.
Really love how the city is coming together. I think the building you placed from Havana could be cool as a historic city hall, while the building with the monorail running through could be the new city/state/federal building in the city.
Correction: you can't anything based on Florida without putting alligators, Pythons, Iguanas, and the infamous Florida Man.
The police cars are super amazing, love the series so far.
Thank you! They will be on the workshop tonight, if you want to take a look at them yourself
@@ahmadche5475 are they talking to you?
@@Marsydotpng what
@@ApollonDriver This guy made the assets XD Goofy "ARE THEY TALKING TO YOU?"
@@graysondoesgaming1330 I'm just so lost in this conversation lol, there was a guy named Ahmad whom said to me "is he talking to you" then this girl said to him "are they talking to you". Hot mess
I use the Metro Mover everyday and the cars are packed. Pre pandemic, the metro mover averaged 33,000 people a day. Plus there are plans to extend it to South Beach and the Wynwood Art District.
hey, thanks for doing this series! im from the miami area and really appreciated the miami series and am loving this one so far. been watching you since springwood ep 4 so im really happy to see you develop, thanks for everything you do!
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One thing you could probably do with the Monorail is to have the first loop you created that goes clockwise, but then have another line that goes counter clockwise and which goes onto the branch you made across the river. The tracks are already there for it.
hay man just a reminder if you want to stick to true Florida you cant have metros underground. Due to Florida being almost at sea leaval they would just flood constantly. IDK if you knew that but I herd you mention a metro
I would love to see more public transport reach into the suburbs would be really cool, I would even want the metromover to even reach further than the downtown (somehow) eventually. I think trams would be interesting to see (even if they're not that realistic in Miami)
I'm really gonna have to check that asset collection, I'm playing this game for 2 years now but some of the assets you place down, I never saw them before and they look amazing. No idea how you found them lol, the workshop is a jungle.
Amazing builds, I loved the elementary school, gave me some ideas for my own builds!
I need that sky scraper with the opening he put the monorail station in! Anybody found it?
Hey! local downtown miami resident here! IT LOOKS SO GOOD HOLY CRAP. keep up the good work man!
A good way to get the most bang for your buck with the big buildings is checking to make sure they contain the right number of households. I've seen you do that before in Oceania. Anyway, I think a cool idea would be to build a more historical Spanish inspired build somewhere else on the map to represent St. Augustine.
Okay, the intro already got me. Can't show the city without a sunset 😆
Yes! I love monorails, i use them in most cities. Right now im doing a jungle island with a large city and a bunch of tiny surf/fishing/tourism towns with a monorail going through the jungle connecting the entire island
For extra tall downtown, would recommend Smilies' Condo assets (the ones above 100 metres) if you aren't already!
Those are too modern
oh yeah I forgot this was an 80's build, but either way very tall buildings. *very.*
a perfect example of something like this that does get good use: the Skytrain in Vancouver, very popular public transport
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Great job recreating the MetroMover! As someone who visits Miami frequently and has ridden on this before, I'd say it can be a useful method of transportation for those getting around the Downtown area, or tourists. But for people who live outside the downtown, they'd either take the actual Metro, or just drive (sadly)
i love the vibes in this series
lake okeechobee has some towns w high crime rates so smth like that maybe?
Man, Rockstar should hire you to make the map of GTA6. This is coming to look amazing!
When it comes to the rivers connected to Lake Okeechobee and through the Everglades I recommend that you check out the video called, "How Florida Got So Weird." Many rivers were built to drain the Everglades for land use.
Actually you don't have to use dull colors for your monorail. I was living in Miami for college when the Miami Metrorail and Metromover opened and as I recall it the Metromover cars were white, blue and light green - almost a pea green, the C:S standard green for metro lines matches it perfectly.
As for your metro/light rail you'll definitely need elevated metro lines as an underground metro irl would flood due to South Florida's famously porous limestone rock, and surface trolleys irl would have snarled the infamous traffic that was intolerable even the '80s still further.
Great video! The city is looking great! I can't wait until you do the tourist and nightlife of Sunset City. Miami has amazing nightlife
The monorail system is cool and holds true to the real Miami I'd say. Watching this series made me want to draw a Miami inspired map as well, so I'll see how I do lol
The way you built the monorail reminds me of the Chicago Loop. I'd love it if it were to function in a similar way in the future, with several tracks joining the central loop at various points and trains (or monorail trains in this case) "terminating" by going round the loop once.
They have an inner loop that all three lines go around. It does keep it convenient getting out of the heat when getting around Downtown
Those canals from Lake Okechobee(not 100% sure about spelling) are for agriculture. They are having a notable effect on the massive slow river/swamp that flows south into the Everglades and then eventually ocean. These canals combined with a few highways that cross the Everglades have disrupted the watershed and the effects of this are still being studied.
It’s very likely the effects are negative as suburban sprawl and agriculture encroach further into the Everglades. Species like the Florida panther are endangered as their habitat shrinks. Also there are lots of invasive pythons that you can bring in for a bounty.
Also Miami is considering building a (separate…) monorail to South beach. At least they’re trying :(
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the intro jumpscared me lmao
This was soo cool,,can't wait for the next episode 😍
The thing I always associate with Miami is the Ultra Music Festival. Would love to see any kind of festival towards the coastline in this project
Watching your detailing is awesome in my opinion you shouldn't pay less attention to it
VAL. does look good for a monorail in CS. Certainly better than the futuristic Disney-ish thing.
For your lines: One line should depart from the antenna station, turning right onto the loop (that curve does look bad) and get back to the antenna station on the exterior track of the loop. The second line on the interior track of the loop should run just on the loop given your antenna junction configuration and that's it.
It never occured to me that I can use the zoning mod to make parking lots zoneable. I've wanted to add shops along the sides of car parks for ages. 2.20 always teaching me new things!
also about the metromover part with it being useless and all, in my opinion its not really useless and its actually cool!
The latin american buildings fit great in the city. i hope to see more! you could build a single point urban interchange to give you a lot more spcae in the downtown juction (maybe if you extend the highway all the way to the island)
Honestly, a SPUI would be very appropriate - the first one was built in 1974 in Clearwater FL, so they're even historically accurate 😎
Really cool to see the metro's going trough the city already!Can't wait to see it a little bit more detailed. How do you decide on what to detail more and what to detail less? i'm guessing it's got something to do with eye catching places. But then again places imo only become eye catchers once they are detailed. So my question then would be how do you go about in spotting and creating potential eye catching places while plopping down etc.?
You should check out the People Mover in Detroit. It's very similar to the one in Miami. A lot of really cool stations in buildings ideas. It used to have a station in the Joe Louis Area before it was demolished
there are trains that technically belong to the same family as Miami’s people mover but they are rail vehicles, name is APM100. For Metrorail there used to be a budd metro train used in Miami and Baltimore in the workshop but no longer available
8:45 So what shenanigans did Steve the Gator get up to this time?
It's kind of funny that while at 13:35 I was kind of irritated by the segment of a main road which lacked a green strip in the middle, at 20:08 you managed to fix it accidentaly by just wanting a metro station to fit in the space.
Hi! Those cinematic shots during gameplay were fenomenal! How did you achieved it?
As someone who lived and went to school in downtown miami the metro movers in real life are only sometimes useful, convenient but dont go very far. The metro rail is nice tho
Hey man, if you built a high capacity enough port area with a ferry terminal from the workshop, you can totally just delete the outside road connections and people will just come to the island by boat.
Please throw in another direction on the red line, that way you have both directions being used, love the series so far
11:06 what is that 2011 Ford Crown Vic doing there? :DD
Is there any plans to add commuter rail because south Florida has tri-rail which connects the metro Miami area and it began operating in the late 1980s
I hope you improve the skyline going forward, the tower choices don't really mesh well together at this state but I'm sure you'll figure out a nice skyline as you keep working on it.
Love It!!
please make the loop single tracked and also add something like a depot
When you build the airport you need to get some airplanes you would see in the 80s with retro looking liveries
I’m lovin’ it!
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You need to improve sunset city the iconic building in Miami. The one we’re you have the subway going through it is so post to be in the front. Not in the back of the city
I’d love see you build the Hard Rock Cafe stadium and race track
idk if you end up changing it but when you're headed toward the city and going in the tunnel the road causes you to do a U-turn. If you made another road that connected up that would be better for traffic but that's just my 2 cents
Lake Osceola, my favourite Florida lake 🥺 shoutout to all the UMiami alumni 🙌🏾 PS - don't forget the palm trees on your beaches and decoratively around town :)
Big GTA1/2 vibes with this one. Where's the car stray shop? 😁
29:55 is that japanese on the parking garage? :)
what you need is a vice department, if you're going for an 80s miami feel
The rural areas need run-down farms and weird orange or gator-themed roadside attractions.
The city and road network looks awesome but one thing I noticed is that some of your larger roads do not have dedicated turning lanes. That needs to be fixed because america and Miami especially literaly run on dedicated turning lanes
These monorail stations are 1-3 Minutes of walking away from each other
FYI - Miami Metromover isn't useless. It is actually well liked and free to the public.
It can use an expansion though, but that would require leadership in government. Can't have that.
more public fountains please?
On that erea near the water should put a plaza instead of a park. Have some fountains maybe some statues
Nice skyline
What’s the name of the song at the beginning?
we need some sports stadiums
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80's were Raeganomics. There's no way a high value chunk of land got a park instead of some sort of development.
You do know that you can use the freeform & curve tool on the monorail?
i think the stops should've been a little more spaced out, because right now they seem to be within cim walking distance. but nonetheless the city is turning out beautiful
What mods do you use? I wanna make a cool looking city.
Can anyone tell me what mod he is using to manually plop down the buildings? I always use Find it but this is waaay better
You should build a race track like an F1 track or a nascar
omg I love your accent
Is that a miniseries?
13:05 how do you do that?
It's a mod, search on yt
Move it, like, the most basic mod in cities skylines?
@@ApollonDriver I’m meant the camera slowly, consistently moving sideways
@@hjalmahos I meant the camera
Oh lol, well he probably uses a cinematic camera mod
Hi, can you make asset list for sunset city? i really really like it
On the way!
sorry a little late to the party for these videos but I notice you are missing something that Florida has a lot of and that is tolls! Tolls tolls tolls! Especially in Miami.
Fuck yeah public transport!
also why is the monorail only one way you should utilize the infrastructure for two way transport
Will it be oceania tomorrow?
There's too much fencing around the parking lot near the roofed station, there's no space for cars to enter the parking lot
Those channels around the lake aren't flood control. That's the ICW, or intercoastal waterway. Basically a shortcut for boats to cross from the gulf of mexico to the atlantic without having to go all the way around the keys. Not that your city needs that option as it's an island, however that's what they are for irl.
I don't think the 80's had this
City’s use monorails because they look futuristic, but they are horrible and one of the most ineffective public transports ever imagined. Capacity and logistical, they are terrible. But is based in Miami, so build one anyway. Lol
Some of those curves on the monorail is not very realistic, for example is the minimum curve radius on the metro mover 98 ft
I don't think it's a good idea to make a metal because Miami is very swampy so is very difficult to dig up
I dont think you should use the Japanese car parks, they don't look fit for american parking lots.
How are there comment from 4-2 days ago?
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Are you playing with money or not? When you were placing down the high-rise buildings, it didn’t look like they were costing you anything…
Some of the buildings on the STEAM Workshop are free to place down
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We don't use public transport in Florida. Cars are fine.
TBH Monorail is very ugly to look please get rid of it if you can.
No way. Monorails are amazing, they look fantastic hugging the sides of skyscrappers!
@@VoltsAnBolts i don't think so.
@@alyaanahmed814 and thats fine, but a lot of people like them, and that seems to include $2.20, your comment doesnt add anything positive to anything.
@@VoltsAnBolts I think everyone has their own opinion so kindly respect it. I DON'T like mono rails hugging the skyscrapers so I express. Thats just fine.