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A bit of randomness

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Update 1: A bit of randomness

As my first update on Wamorra I'll be showing a bit of pictures from the neighborhood called Nellis, which used to be a small unremarkable village but got boggled up by Wamorra in recent years. It is officially part of Wamorra since 1998. There are also some random views of Wamorra in general.

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Nellis on one side, heavy industry and low quality appartments on the other side of the river Wamor (not very original people, I know).

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A random street in the center of Nellis. The only pub in this neighborhood.

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Looking at the Nellis Bridge from the pub at dusk.

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Nightview taken by a climber. Wamorra is surrounded by hills and cliffs on all sides, except the seaside of course.

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Same view at noon.

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Nightview of Wamorra taken from the top of the John Dembala Bridge. Notice the Gherkin in blue on the far right of the picture.

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Same view in the late morning.

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Wamorra State Parliament seen from the side when leaving a metro station in the early morning.

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City Park, the back of the City Hall and the front of the State Parliament in the early morning.

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A Side of the City Hall and the dome of Saint Paul's Cathedral sticking out over some nice houses in the early morning.

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Bird's Eye overview of Wamorra. A bit further inland lies the city of Constance, which, unlike Nellis, hasn't been boggled up yet.

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I don't play CitiesXL, so I'm not sure what my expectations should be, but you've certainly created a beautiful looking city. It makes me want to go buy the game :D What's interesting about Cities XL are those street views, contrary to SC where you can only look at the city from the sky. Your city looks beautiful from both. I love that night view of Wamorra taken from the top of the John Dembala Bridge. It looks amazing (with the nice mix of nature and civilization)! :thumb:

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My first thought was, "WOW! How did he get the streets to do that in SC4?!?!?" Then I was like, "Oooooh, CXL." I like to see it in action because I haven't bought it yet. I think I'd like to give it a try. Christmas is coming up soon...

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NMUSPidey: CXL2012 is coming October 20th, with modding tools (finally), so reason enough to buy it. There's a 10% discount if you pre-order it now, though. You should check out www2.citiesxl.com.

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[color="#FF00FF"]Love the layout of the roads.. very interesting.[/color]

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