acidbomb2k4

wow! its been a while since ive been here, but the great work just keeps on coming! nice attention to textures and details. thanks, these are gonna be great!

where im from [oklahoma], on highways without krails [jersey barriers], those piers are protected by big yellow barrels filled with either sand or water.

@hamstertk: he said he hadnt tried cause he wasnt a batter. maybe someone out there knows and could hepl us out. it is, however, great news that hes not having any troubles

in areas where your roads are at capacity, use the travel query tool to see where and how ppl are commuting. say you have large hi-rise apartment bldg on a busy road. if you have a bus stop nearby, you can check how much capacity is being used (using either the bldg query tool or the traffic data map). if i get bus stops in the yellow or red (using the traffic map) i replace them w subway stations. you can also run subway lines side by side to help w its congestion. look on the stex for mods that help, or higher capacity stations. good luck and welcome!

i have a city that was having some garbage problems, so i built a city with a garbage plant to handle it, and started a neighbor deal. as expected, the utility citys cost for 'collection and pickup' went through the roof. unexpectedly, so did the first cities. before the deal, the first city was making ~10,000 amonth. after the deal was losing abou 2,000. the garbage plant was one i found through a japanese site, so that may have something to do with it. in general, though, my expirience is that there's a pretty thin profit margin with the neighbor deals (although you could put a super high capacity power plant into a rual town, and sell off tons of extra power). like the rest of the game, its all about planning.

i agree doxx. ive had a [very] few times where a private shool reached capacity, but never a uni.