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Snake River Valley

A City Journal by mb1.0.2

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A large semi-arid river valley with several historic, small towns.

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mb1.0.2
REPLIES: RandyE: Thanks a lot! With all the LUT's and map themes, you can get some really stellar shots of this game these days. Glad you enjoy. Takingyouthere:Thanks! I'm not so experienced when it comes to making industrial areas or power complexes. I usually don't focus much on them, so I'm glad you like them. I get what you're saying about the smokestacks, haha, but it's a trade-off, I suppose. raynev1: That's some high praise! SC4 is so iconic and has such a great community here at Simtropolis behind...
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REPLIES: Scribosilyn: Thanks so much! I like to take advantage of the first person camera and try to capture interesting angles. Default angles are so...default! MushyMushy: Thanks so much! It's clear SC4 still has quite the grasp here. Hopefully this CJ will keep you interested and coming back! Airplane09: Right now, I'm showcasing/building the basics of where I want the story to start. There are a few "modern" cities that aren't on the brink of collapse (or at least there will be once they're built)....
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Life is hard in the valley--and no other town in the region shows that more than Dagger Creek. Desolate, abandoned, and left to return to the earth, Dagger Creek shows the perils of living so close to the edge. The old rail bridge...a good measuring stick to see just how much the creek has dried up. Barely a trickle is left--certainly not enough to sustain a working town. Still, it is beautiful, in a haunting sort of way. Always considered blue collar, Dagger Creek was a hard-working town. The factory was...
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The old steam engine chuffs along the track, weaving between the bluffs as it travels further into Snake River Valley. Water levels have fallen drastically in recent decades, due to drought and damming of the Snake River further up the valley...the view is still spectacular. Stepping out of the station, it's clear that Fort Carson has seen better days. Once a boom-town for the local miners, there are a few things here that have withstood the tests of time. Cathedral of Our Lady is still a sight...a hidden...
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