Their review made it sound like EMS planning was busted. There was a gif of emergency vehicle traffic backed up for a half mile on a single lane of a three lane highway with the other lanes empty
If other people haven't had that issue, I won't worry
I can't remember where I read it, or if I even did:
Am I right in thinking that non-rectangular plots and wall-to-wall buildings are coming in a future update? Would be great to be able to build the sort of tight, asymmetrical street layout of old European cities without having empty grass between the buildings. Currently everything tends to look like America.
EDIT: eg:
How accurate is Kotaku's assessment of the traffic problems? Only thing keeping me from pulling the trigger
Maybe this was from the press release version that wasn't patched with the lane changing yet?
And it all depends on how your city is set up and how your services are placed.
Like, In my city, my services are all set up in such a way that the service vehicles can get to any place in the city easily and then get back to the station easily.
Lots of careful planning. Also banning heavy traffic from residential (maybe even commercial? are trucks really needed there?) zones, having good public transport, having lots of walkways helps a lot with keeping the streets clear.
I love just following a single vehicle around, a really neat way to see your city.
Hikikomori?See I did this when I first built my city, but the person drove home and after about a month of game time she never left her house again to go back to work haha.
What I noticed is that the game sometimes gets confused if you have several separate sewer systems, e.g. In two different parts of the map. I had a small island with independent water supply and waste disposal which always ran at only a fraction of capacity that fucked with the supply bar graph even when my mainland colony was in danger of running dry. I fixed it by accident because I connected both systems when I started a new district close to the shore.I'm getting this too. Water and sewage bars are at maximum green, I have complete coverage and no pollution issues. But everyone is still complaining about having to take #bottledshowers. Unfortunately those messages are not very helpful, so I can't work out if its just a glitch or whether something is genuinely wrong.
I'm the worst city planner of all time.
The good news is your cemetery has its first customer.See I did this when I first built my city, but the person drove home and after about a month of game time she never left her house again to go back to work haha.
Does this version have the purple or brown ground pollution? I know myself and a few others still have purple and I thought that the traffic update also changed that. If so does anyone know of a way to force the update?
Looks nice. Makes me wonder if the game can pull of a BRT-esque system with grade separated bus routes.
It would have to be completely segregated in order to keep trucks and cars out, and you'd have to be really careful with how you design the stops, so that pedestrians can get to and from the "real" roads, but I don't see why not. I bet railways would smoke it for capacity though.
I think I'm going to start with everything unlocked for my next city. Playing with progression on is leading me into early transit mistakes due to the lack of tools available.
People, don't forget that emptying a landfill also recalls all of the affiliated trucks, and after they've carried off the trash to the next outlet (landfill/plant) they will stay inside even if the landfill is empty and the city is drowning in trash. Same with cemeteries. Easy to miss, especially if you are a poopyhead like me.
So just demolish stuff that came before? I've done that plenty of times, it's really not a big deal.
The good news is your cemetery has its first customer.
Current shot of my city (well, very nearly, couldn't quite fit everything into the shot)
I have a question for people, how the hell do I get tourism to be a big thing? I even have a space elevator now, and it barely brings in anyone. Tourism in my city is pathetic.
I'm not sure but i remember a streamer saying it's leisure related.
Kabouter sounds like the worst mayor.
"Got a master degree? Nice, you can clean the floors - don't cry, you don't even want to know what these pleb bachelors have to do."
"I am happy to announce that we will begin flaten the whole city starting at monday to build a new one. Again."
I'm not sure but i remember a streamer saying it's leisure related.
It's a combination of land value and monuments.
No, fair question. I had 9 available, but had only unlocked 5-6 of them at time of review.
So I've had an overly complex sewage system for 7hrs. Guess my next city wont have that problemsewage isn't it's own pipes. all pipes are and should be connected.
Just make a long line around one side of your town and then pull lines of pipes across for full coverage
Where is this located?Gonna try this when I get back home:
I can't remember where I read it, or if I even did:
Am I right in thinking that non-rectangular plots and wall-to-wall buildings are coming in a future update? Would be great to be able to build the sort of tight, asymmetrical street layout of old European cities without having empty grass between the buildings. Currently everything tends to look like America.
EDIT: eg:
I just noticed roundabouts doesn't work correctly. Roundabouts gets stuck sometimes, because people driving in the ring have to stop and let more people in. That doesn't make any sense. Am I missing something? Do I need to specify that I am making roundabouts?
Well, I have one monument and loads of unique buildings and my city is spammed full of parks and what not so land value certainly isn't an issue. Really don't know what I could be missing.
http://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum...ties-Skylines-Dev-Diary-5-Outside-ConnectionsTourists come to your city to see sights and shop. This can greatly increase your tax income, because tax is paid for every unit of goods sold. It also means that tourists want to get to your commercial areas. Tourists can come to the city by ship, airplane, train or with their own car. Especially for tourists that come in with other means than their own car, public transport is very important. The better tourists can get around, the more they tend to spend money in your city. The key is to earn and build monuments to draw in tourists, and then provide them with good transportation option inside the city to keep them there. Large amounts of tourists can also create traffic jams if they use their own cars instead of public transport, so you can avoid a lot of problems by giving them the means to move around easily.
Got a mid 2014 iris MacBook Pro retina with 8 gigs of RAM. If I boot into Windows will this game run alright on it?
Really really wanna play this, but my PC is in storage.
Does this version have the purple or brown ground pollution? I know myself and a few others still have purple and I thought that the traffic update also changed that. If so does anyone know of a way to force the update?
Got a mid 2014 iris MacBook Pro retina with 8 gigs of RAM. If I boot into Windows will this game run alright on it?
Really really wanna play this, but my PC is in storage.
I played about 4 hours last night and right after I got the city upgrade that lets you build nuclear power (45k people I think?) All of a sudden my population started declining at a rapid rate and I don't know why.
When I check the charts for my city, you can see population growth is just skyrocketing all the way until this point.
I've got parks, monuments, etc all over so happiness is around 80~ish percent
I've got schools everywhere and education level is high
Taxes for all zones are at 11%
Sewage, power and pollution are all ok
Crime rate is low, fire coverage and medical coverage are all great
I'm really just sort of fumbling blindly trying to figure out what the deal is. I'm getting abandoned buildings as people are leaving that I'm not destroying, I'm trying to stay on top of burned buildings.
No one is complaining about anything though so that's what has me puzzled.
I've done away with almost all my low density residential and commerical zones. Should I put more back in or re-zone some back in for some reason?
I might bump taxes down a little too.
Hmmm...
It's available on Mac and Linux.
I've got a MacBook Pro from 2012. Works great in OSX.
I think I'm going to start with everything unlocked for my next city. Playing with progression on is leading me into early transit mistakes due to the lack of tools available.
I think I'm going to start with everything unlocked for my next city. Playing with progression on is leading me into early transit mistakes due to the lack of tools available.
Keep in mind that if you unlock everything from the start that means you will also need to take care of everything from the start. That means trash, bodies, crime fires all piling up on day 1.