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Wow, great job Cataclaw! I'll be waiting for this one to pop up on the STEX.

The cities of Dallas and Fort Worth in Texas are two cities that overlap each other, yet they haven't got along with each other for years.

Wow, that's pretty cool

Congrats!

Pretty rediculous, but when it comes to lawyers, nothing surprises me anymore.

I agree with you Peorth, making those lots/rewards have high crime like that was pretty stupid.

This is an amazing CJ. I love everything about, especially the way you setup the industrial areas. This will be the first CJ I've subscribed to in my 3 years at Simtropolis.

I'm gonna take a "wait and see" attitude before I form any opinions. There's still a lot left to be polished on 5.0, so comparing to the older versions already is just kinda silly.

It looks very promising.

Nothing campares to Photoshop. It took me a while to learn, but now that I have there's nothing I can't do with it. MSPaint the Yugo of graphics programs, and Photoshop is the Lamborghini.

Originally posted by: T Wrecks No, there is none, and there will never be one, and there is no hope or the most remote possibility that there will ever be one, and fortunately it's not even necessary. Get used to regional playing, get some big cities built, and you will soon see that large, densely populated maps can get so sluggish that many an experienced city builder uses large maps only for suburbs and medium maps for downtown skyscraper forests because they don't slow down like hell. Remember that a city is not one map. A city can be anything, and you can always continue on the other side of the boundaries of a map - on the adjacent map.quote> Can't really say it any better than that!

This has been brought up sooooo many times over the years.

Dallas, Texas

I just changed it for the first time today, and I also updated my email address for the first time since 2003.

I don't think that being unable to make a post once in a while is a big deal when you step back and look at the big picture.

I wonder if we'll get some new post count titles.

This is going to take some getting used to. Thanks for the hard work, um Dirk.