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[ixora7 0]

Hi people. I've got a question for you. Is it necessary for a city or a series of connected cities in a region to have all forms of industry?

I mean say cities A, B, C up to say G are connected in a region. Would it be necessary for the cities to have all forms of the available industries (Ag-D-M-HT) in one city or another?

For an example city A could be a farming city while the rest are dedicated to the "heavier" industries.

Or is it okay if all those cities are pure HT as long as demand is satisfied and the sims have adequate jobs?

Sorry

[ixora7 0]

Hi people. I've got a question for you. Is it necessary for a city or a series of connected cities in a region to have all forms of industry?

I mean say cities A, B, C up to say G are connected in a region. Would it be necessary for the cities to have all forms of the available industries (Ag-D-M-HT) in one city or another?

For an example city A could be a farming city while the rest are dedicated to the "heavier" industries.

Or is it okay if all those cities are pure HT as long as demand is satisfied and the sims have adequate jobs?

Sorry

[ixora7 0]

Hi people. I've got a question for you. Is it necessary for a city or a series of connected cities in a region to have all forms of industry?

I mean say cities A, B, C up to say G are connected in a region. Would it be necessary for the cities to have all forms of the available industries (Ag-D-M-HT) in one city or another?

For an example city A could be a farming city while the rest are dedicated to the "heavier" industries.

Or is it okay if all those cities are pure HT as long as demand is satisfied and the sims have adequate jobs?

Sorry

[jim 546 43]

it isn't necessary to have all types of industry in a region, but different types encourage different residential wealth levels to grow, for instance, r$ are encouraged by dirty industry and agricultural, so zoning for these helps r$.

[jim 546 43]

it isn't necessary to have all types of industry in a region, but different types encourage different residential wealth levels to grow, for instance, r$ are encouraged by dirty industry and agricultural, so zoning for these helps r$.

[jim 546 43]

it isn't necessary to have all types of industry in a region, but different types encourage different residential wealth levels to grow, for instance, r$ are encouraged by dirty industry and agricultural, so zoning for these helps r$.

[MTA3479 0]

You don't have to have any at all, because commercial sparks certain residential groups, too. You can use either one.

[MTA3479 0]

You don't have to have any at all, because commercial sparks certain residential groups, too. You can use either one.

[MTA3479 0]

You don't have to have any at all, because commercial sparks certain residential groups, too. You can use either one.