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Warmachine posted:You can download it, but some SteamID fuckling lets the mod go "Ahh, that <racist explicative> user 42069, I'm supposed to set all their road speeds to 10 because they left a bad review of my creator's mods once." And doing it in the absolute loving dumbest way imaginable too!
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The mad nerd thinks that he discovered a ~\~keylogger~\~ in CSL and that a mod he released to disable said telemetry is why he's being "discriminated against". This remind of C E R T A I N S A N C T I O N S, anyone?
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What are the principles of a good busline? What are the principles of a good busline IRL?
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Feb 22, 2022 00:01
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read jarrett walker's human transit
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nrook posted:read jarrett walker's human transit start here https://humantransit.org/basics
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Chenghiz posted:start here https://humantransit.org/basics This link has been extremely helpful to me, I've been trying to find good articles to give my students about urban planning.
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Chenghiz posted:start here https://humantransit.org/basics oh snap, they have my city! https://humantransit.org/cities
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Is there anything I can/should do if my bog-standard industrial district has suddenly started to bitch at me about Not Enough Workers when, from what I can tell, what they really mean is "all we offer is uneducated jobs, you're doing a good job educating your city so everyone has a diploma, you just zoned your first office districts, and now nobody wants to work at our lovely low-paying jobs any more"? My first reaction was "let 'em die" but I have a vague sense that Industry Good, or at least it should be? I know people build towards railways, they must be generating goods they want to ship out of city. Am I supposed to be nudging my high-polluting idiots to start offering better jobs somehow?
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Feb 24, 2022 08:18
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Make more housing. Cims will take the best job they can, so the highly educated will prefer high tech jobs, but will still take low tech jobs if that's all available. There is no danger to over-educating, unless your work force is already too small to cover all the jobs.
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Feb 24, 2022 09:06
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is there a way to take a screenshot in cinematic camera without going out of camera?
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Feb 24, 2022 09:50
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nielsm posted:Make more housing. Is there any reason to keep the low tech jobs, though? Why shouldn't I just hit the entire industrial district with an IT Jobs policy and make them modernize?
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CapnAndy posted:Why shouldn't I just hit the entire industrial district with an IT Jobs policy and make them modernize? alright thatcher
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Feb 24, 2022 18:40
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OwlFancier posted:alright thatcher
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My garbagemen seem to have gone on strike.  They're funded, I don't have traffic problems, there are no vehicle bans on any roads. They're just refusing to send trucks onto the streets and I don't know why. e: Figured it out, apparently using TM:PE to do lane connections on the node connecting the industrial road to my roundabout -- but only the industrial road, everything else can be connected -- causes every city service to refuse to operate. Now to deal with the utter traffic nightmare of my garbage and corpse collection buildings all flooding the streets to get everything that had piled up under control. CapnAndy fucked around with this message at 06:50 on Feb 27, 2022 |
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I haven't played the game since 2016 apparently. I spent   for DLC's and fired up the game. Installed some sweet new mods, and new water treatment and nuclear plants too. Now one side of the river is full, time to move to another side. Maybe I should build a new main hub to the other side of the river, a fresh start with more room to design stuff.       That pink ground looks as funky as it did 7 years ago. Shame they haven't fixed it yet. Maybe I need some kind of mod to paint it over with concrete.
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Ihmemies posted:I haven't played the game since 2016 apparently. I spent Something is wrong. Your river isn't filled with poop.
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The Locator posted:Something is wrong. Your river isn't filled with poop. I guess having 4x more sewage treatment capacity than sewage helps to migitate the problem 
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Ater struggling with slow loads and instability and being annoyed at all the missing asset messages, I finally did what I should have done ages ago and wiped all my workshop items and started reinstalling mods from scratch after compiling a list of "essential starting mods" I was going to reinstall right away... which turned out to be about 50 items before getting into anything involving district themes or custom building assets. This goddamn game. One day I'll actually build a city without abandoning it one day in. I also finally watched some tutorial videos on how to actually use Node Controller and oh my god this mod fixes so much stuff than I thought it did.
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Those screenshots are remarkably relaxing to look at.
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I've been playing for a bit just experimenting with most of the DLC & no mods, when all of a sudden a tsunami completely levels 3/4 of my town. I've had earthquakes and meteors already but the tsunami is just a whole other level of disaster. Am I supposed to do anything to minimize the damage?
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Depends on the terrain you’re building on to start with. If it’s something like Islands, you’d expect that the outlying islands will get swamped every now and then but the mainland should be safe. You should be able to build buoys in order to warn you about incoming tsunamis and how tall they will be.  Install the Raganarok mod that lets you set the tsunami height at 25.
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Trucker Hat posted:I've been playing for a bit just experimenting with most of the DLC & no mods, when all of a sudden a tsunami completely levels 3/4 of my town. High terrain can partially or completely block a tsunami. Depending on the map, you may be able to use landscaping tools and floodwalls to create levees that can block some or all of the water, limiting the damage. You might be out of luck if it's a water-heavy map or if you built heavily around the coastline, though.
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First time I got tsunami, I hit the button to go to shelters. Even though it took like 20 minutes for tsunami to reach the city, half the population was still walking around like nothing was going on, then half of those in shelters died anyway, and I lost cool 20 million or something. Next time I just ignored the warning and I lost way less money and was able to recover. Then I disabled disasters because it was really stupid having to click on every piece of road to get it repaired (maybe that was after tornado though)
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When I received tsunami warning, I once built a cheap wall from one of those tall rocks available in landscaping tools, because I could place them in the water and it worked and blocked the tsunami, then I removed them
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Ever since SimCity 2000 the only actual gameplay function of disasters has been to gleefully destroy your city like a kid smashing a sandcastle. Having them randomly occur when you're actually trying to build a city has never actually been fun.
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At the very least give players active ways to counter natural disasters, preferably ones that require a bit of strategy and aren't 1) expensive as gently caress and 2) don't require a shitload of grinding to access.
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um excuse me posted:At the very least give players active ways to counter natural disasters, preferably ones that require a bit of strategy and aren't 1) expensive as gently caress and 2) don't require a shitload of grinding to access. Tsunamis seem like they should be one of the cases where there is a way that fits this in the form of constructing barrier islands. That said, the 'strategy' part should have a component that occurs before your city is built. Some places get one earthquake in 40 years and all it does is rattle some cups, but get hell tornadoes every spring. Other places earthquakes are endemic but a tornado is a freak event. Absolutely no one plans for a meteor strike. Like was pointed out somewhere upthread, CO really deals in traffic sims, so this level of strategy probably wasn't even brainstormed in the CS design doc.
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sucks cause between the dynamic water flow and how utterly loving pointless plumbing is now Skylines has a great niche for some kind of flood management system that would actually add something to city design
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My way to protect from meteor strikes is to aggressively buy as many area squares as possible way before I need the space and just pray that the meteors hit empty space.
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:sucks cause between the dynamic water flow and how utterly loving pointless plumbing is now Skylines has a great niche for some kind of flood management system that would actually add something to city design The water flow in this game is too glacially slow for any kind of gameplay based on it to be fun.
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Anyone run this on one of the new 14" M1 Pro (not nax) MBPs? I think I remember running it on my i7 13" MBP was an exercise in frustration and slowly going deaf from fan. noise. Just wondering if the M1 is marginally better.
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Trucker Hat posted:My way to protect from meteor strikes is to aggressively buy as many area squares as possible way before I need the space and just pray that the meteors hit empty space. Mine is to not pay for the Disasters DLC
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Trucker Hat posted:My way to protect from meteor strikes is to aggressively buy as many area squares as possible way before I need the space and just pray that the meteors hit empty space. The one interesting thing that came from a meteor strike was it annihilating one of my out-of-city interchanges and instead of building the interchange in the same place, I moved it and turned the crater into a park.
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Eric the Mauve posted:Mine is to not pay for the Disasters DLC The only correct solution.
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Well, looks like I'm playing skylines again. Started a new city. Trains? Trains are SUPERCOOL. Never tried making a custom train station before, it's fun!  Of course need tons of bike parking at the station 
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Been itching for a city builder lately and was happy to discover this in my library. In my short time as mayor there have been some less than ideal decisions made but my people are a strong people and we will only prosper under hardship. We will remember those who have drowned in our poo poo as heroes. 
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That's going to quickly become a 100% poo lake.
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um excuse me posted:That's going to quickly become a 100% poo lake. Would it be CS without a poo lake?
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um excuse me posted:That's going to quickly become a 100% poo lake. The population (poopulation?) is going to die of dysentery first with that water tower so close by.
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good sale going on now, C:S 80% off, most DLCs 50% off https://store.steampowered.com/app/255710/Cities_Skylines/
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