Entry 8: Syrenity's Return

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Entry posted by mb1.0.2 · April 15, 2015

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OMG, this game is a real RAM-thief. Enjoy your new computer, and let us enjoy as well with new updates

Ha, hope this update suffices! The new upgrades to my computer are A-MA-ZING!

Good to hear that you resolved your computer problems. I really look forward to more

Thanks. Yeah, it was a hit to the ol' pocketbook, but completely worth it.

You are absolutely right...This game is heavy on RAM.
Happy to hear we will see more entries in the future! Your cj is very nice so far!

Thanks a lot! I appreciate the kind words.

Update 8: Syrenity's Return

My computer is alive and Skylines is back! I've been enjoying my new rig. The game runs flawlessly, although I still don't have the population to necessarily test it all that well. I've gone ahead and, essentially, replenished my asset and mod library, this time with a bit more cautious eye. I'm trying to pick things that have smaller file sizes. But enough talking...here's a crap-ton of pictures!

The Quinto Tower finds its way back in, essentially, its original spot, in the old downtown of Syrenity. This is where it started.

A luxury hotel & spa sits in old downtown, as there are a few nice things to see here.

The Cathedral has a certain look to it that, in my eyes, helps it fit into this tropical paradise. Its massive tower chimes the time on the hour.

One of the old government buildings near City Hall. Again, the old vs. new juxtaposition.

Costal Boulevard huge the coast along downtown.

As we leave downtown, we enter the Midtown district. Here, you can find some businesses and more things for tourists, including Syrenity's largest park.

Some more of midtown, complete with the Arts Center (foreground), Sky Spyre (mid ground), and another elite hotel (background)

And finally, we come to the modern-day CBD of Syrenity. It's massive.

The local baseball team, the Syrenity Sounders, has a enviable spot for its home games. What a view.

It's not all steel and glass in Syrenity, though. Tucked snugly between the coast and the mountains, you can easily escape the hustle and bustle of the city for some gorgeous views.

So I hope you've enjoyed! Development is ongoing and we'll see just how far I can push this. Have a great day!

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Posted: April 15, 2015

Some of these pictures have great angles, like that last one looking down at Syrenity from the forested hills. The custom skyscrapers are great to, they seem to look more textured and detailed.