So the game runs on surface pro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPtTyNIzFKo
I have a Duo 11, and its the same specs. I could run the beta at better then low everything fine.
So the game runs on surface pro
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPtTyNIzFKo
So "abandoning" a city doesn't really work. It just lets you select another plot in the region. However, I did click the "delete" option in the main menu for my city. I'll see if that actually did it. I did give Zona about $2 million though before I bailed.
delete doesn't even work for me lol
So "abandoning" a city doesn't really work. It just lets you select another plot in the region. However, I did click the "delete" option in the main menu for my city. I'll see if that actually did it. I did give Zona about $2 million though before I bailed.
As in it doesn't even remove it from your menu?
Was mentioned multiple times before, but the server fix being done atm is partially to fix the bug that "abandoning" isn't working properly atm. It's one of the aknowledged bugs it's meant to fix.
Do all cities in your region share services and workers and etc., or just the ones directly next to each other connected by road? So for example if you had a city with mostly housing (let's call it City 1), and three cities over was a city with mostly commercial development (City 4), would your City 1 people commute to City 4 to work?
Yes, you can lay this out more efficiently, but I'm just curious.
Dont know if I am a bad mayor, or was fucked over by terrain and crime. Will post a screenshot, but I am losing like $4k a day, $2k of that is just for police. I cant expand my coal/mining/smelting areas because the terrain is so hilly that it wont let me place anything down. And to top it off when I try to raise taxes by 2-3% to atleast break even my citizens move out.
Feels bad man.
Dont know if I am a bad mayor, or was fucked over by terrain and crime. Will post a screenshot, but I am losing like $4k a day, $2k of that is just for police. I cant expand my coal/mining/smelting areas because the terrain is so hilly that it wont let me place anything down. And to top it off when I try to raise taxes by 2-3% to atleast break even my citizens move out.
Feels bad man.
You mean the server fix that's been already applied (as of an hour ago?). If so, they failed. The option doesn't even sound like "abandon" city, it was something like "start new city".
The server fix isn't completely up yet, I believe.
See from a post above: http://answers.ea.com/t5/Miscellaneous-Issues/NOTIFICATION-Applying-Server-patch/td-p/628648
Wow, those nuclear meltdowns really do come out of nowhere. I check my power supply regularly and it was always as green as it could be. In a matter of 2 game hours, it's in the fucking red and a "meltdown is intimate!" It cost 45,000 to upgrade. Had 30,000 and was patiently waiting a couple of game hours with my +5,000 revenue. Two game hours later, BOOM, my entire industrial zone is pretty much wiped out and half of my commercial went along with it and about 8 residential towers. Now I'm -6,000 revenue and about to be in debt.
All for something that seemed to be forced to make the game "interesting" rather having time to prepare logically. Not a fan of that tactic at all.
The server fix isn't completely up yet, I believe.
See from a post above: http://answers.ea.com/t5/Miscellaneous-Issues/NOTIFICATION-Applying-Server-patch/td-p/628648
Wow, those nuclear meltdowns really do come out of nowhere. I check my power supply regularly and it was always as green as it could be. In a matter of 2 game hours, it's in the fucking red and a "meltdown is intimate!" It cost 45,000 to upgrade. Had 30,000 and was patiently waiting a couple of game hours with my +5,000 revenue. Two game hours later, BOOM, my entire industrial zone is pretty much wiped out and half of my commercial went along with it and about 8 residential towers. Now I'm -6,000 revenue and about to be in debt.
All for something that seemed to be forced to make the game "interesting" rather having time to prepare logically. Not a fan of that tactic at all.
Yep, NA 2 is fixed. It doesn't work.
Hope I get to play tonight.
Still checking for updates here
Reactor meltdown have to do with education, did you monitor the education-level of your citizens and especially the nuclear plant workers? There's usually a couple stages between safe and explosions where you can intercept it.
I'm just going to say, "Fuck Nuclear Power". It's outright broken right now.
You might as well abandon a city that had a meltdown, the radiation never clears up. I let it go 5 Sim years, and it didn't change at all (except one speck of high radiation would come and go, it was like 4 pixels in size).
I have an elementary school, 2 high schools, and a community college (have 0 room for a university). Upgrades are all maxed out as well. If it was an education, then I still call bs.
Services I believe depends if you want to share which you do through the regions menu.
30 min until my SimCity unlocks!
To be fair, Chernobyl is still inhospitable. And that was more than 5 years ago. Every power has its drawbacks, nuclear power has the highest efficiency in terms of space AND money, but it has that risk that you need to control, otherwise it'd be OP.
Check your education levels. Check the settings on your nuclear plant. it should tell you how safe it is. Do you have 100% enrollment? In those green "hats", how high is your education level? Nuclear Plants have quite the requirement. Would you want a Community College graduate to manage your nuclear plant, or someone with a PhD in Physics?
Servers went down without any notice. Just quit, because nobody can log in at the moment (stuck on "checking for update")
Servers can't handle when the entire US gets home and starts playing. I know this is unacceptable, but I would stay away from the game around this time of the day for a couple days.
It is really hard to get people to commute. I have an Industrial town with 1300 low jobs free, 400 mid, 10 or so hi. My Residential town has hundreds of people unemployed and growing.
I have maxed out Bus Terminal, a Bus Depot, Train, and a Ferry. My residential town is mostly all residential, with a few commercial, my industrial town is all industry.
Only way I can get that going is if I start adding residential zones to the Industrial Town. I'm trying to "specialize" these small ass cities to expand the whole region but.. I don't know what to do.
Edit: Posting cause servers are down. Cmon EA...
Real life =/= gameplay. It shouldn't have that long of an effect. If the radiation realism was like the rest of the game, then it would take years to start building on property that a destroyed building was on.To be fair, Chernobyl is still inhospitable. And that was more than 5 years ago. Every power has its drawbacks, nuclear power has the highest efficiency in terms of space AND money, but it has that risk that you need to control, otherwise it'd be OP.
Add another thing to the "broken" column.
You're complaining that a city simulation game is too realistic? -scratches head- If you're worried about radiation, don't build a nuclear plant. If you're going for it, you know what could happen.Real life =/= gameplay. It shouldn't have that long of an effect. If the radiation realism was like the rest of the game, then it would take years to start building on property that a destroyed building was on.
The meltdowns need tuning as much as the amount of fires that are started.
And another thing the server fix is supposed to adress. 3 main things were listed:
Abandoning city-system.
Trading/Multi-regional play.
And... what was the third. I forgot. Somebody posted it before.
Only thing I saw they were fixing with regards to regional play was trading goods/services. Nothing about commuting. You sure are defensive about this game, do you work for EA or something?
Turns out this game only unlocks on the 8th for me... -.-
Somehow I missed the "except Portugal" part. Thanks EA!
probably something like 96 hours until you actually get to play it.
I haven't been able to play the entire day. Am I the only person that is locked out to that degree on here?
Stuck at "Checking for updates" screen. Anybody else having the same issues?
Edit: ^^^ And apparently so.
Stuck at "Checking for updates" screen. Anybody else having the same issues?
You're complaining that a city simulation game is too realistic? -scratches head- If you're worried about radiation, don't build a nuclear plant. If you're going for it, you know what could happen.
Only thing I saw they were fixing with regards to regional play was trading goods/services. Nothing about commuting. You sure are defensive about this game, do you work for EA or something?
Totally, I do that in my spare time when I'm not working in a lab or studying.
Don't you get defensive when people accuse something you like of something that it's not? (in your mind, at least)
Just trying not to let the "THIS GAME SUCKS" sayers reach the overhand while the rest of us play and enjoy the game here, so that not everyone that comes in here thinks nobody is having fun, just because those having fun are actually playing.
Edit: ^^^ And apparently so.
Stuck at "Checking for updates" screen. Anybody else having the same issues?
To be fair, Chernobyl is still inhospitable. And that was more than 5 years ago. Every power has its drawbacks, nuclear power has the highest efficiency in terms of space AND money, but it has that risk that you need to control, otherwise it'd be OP.
Check your education levels. Check the settings on your nuclear plant. it should tell you how safe it is. Do you have 100% enrollment? In those green "hats", how high is your education level? Nuclear Plants have quite the requirement. Would you want a Community College graduate to manage your nuclear plant, or someone with a PhD in Physics?
With a two-year community college degree, air traffic controllers can make $113,547, radiation therapists $76,627, dental hygienists $70,408, nuclear medicine technologists $69,638, nuclear technicians $68,037, registered nurses $65,853, and fashion designers $63,170, CareerBuilder.com reported in January.