video series! Sim City 1080P Electronics Tutorial series

[DinosGG 42]

Coming either tonight or maybe tomorrow I'm going to do a breakdown on what is most cost efficient after the patch with the price changes to trade.  I haven't taken a look at what Electronics has been selling for in quite awhile.  Stay tuned!


Also check out my playthrough of Evoland if you haven't already, it's an old classic style RPG that made it through the steam greenlight process.  I've never quite seen a game similar to this it's pretty unique!  

 

[DinosGG 42]

Here's the video as promised, I break down all the numbers required and how to calculate them for any specialization.  This is current as of April 18th.  The numbers were a little surprising!  

Don't forget to check out the full tutorial series on Electronics!  Here's the playlist:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK2mhJO6XQc&list=PL52nb8KiT9mZ2S2vuaLkKXgDyO_vYSrdV&index=1

[DinosGG 42]

We found out something pretty interesting on the stream last night, your consumer electronics factory requires a certain education level in order to function at full capacity.  My university wasn't close enough in another city I was building and so my factories were only running at half capacity.  Anybody remember or know if that was in before patch 2.0?  I never remember running into that problem.  

ALso another thing we found is the tooltips say each factory can product 3600 but were only ever producing 2400 at maximum.  Anyone ever get a single factory making 3600 (or 14400) Computers or TVs? 

 

[DinosGG 42]

I just started working on a drilling city for oil over in petrol bay!  Come check it out and don't forget to subscribe!

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Playlist:

Thanks for watching and enjoy!

-DinosGG

 

[specializedguy 193]

I think your road system leaves a lot to be desired. Efficient traffic routing is key to a high-frequency manufacturing and trading city. This video series is certainly one way to make an electronics manufacturing city though by no means the best way to do so.

 

Hey AshTym. Do you have a reference or screen shot of a city that shows efficiency in traffic? I would love to see it.

 

Thanks!