loui1410

LOL I'll try it anyways

Thanks Well, I've got some residential zones, whereas it's the highest desirability for R$$$, although they are poor (low wealth level). If it's a high desirability zone for wealthy people, so I've provide the whole services for that certain zone. So why is it not wealthy? Do they get wealthy overtime?And does demolishing them and rebuilding will help (the same concept that DOXXP29 mentioned for CS and CO)?

Thanks a lot. I've got it now. It's really more fun to play a game when you completely understand it. I first installed SC4 about 2 years ago, and I got bored and deleted it. But now I reinstalled it (along with the Rush Hour expansion) and realized that it's really fun to play after understading the game.

I guess that there are many things that I do not know yet in SC4. Till this point I thought that Low Density Residential zones means the same as Low Wealth Residential zones. But I realized that it's not afterd examining the desirability data views. Can someone explain this to me? If I build a Medium Density Residential zone does it mean that it's gonna be Medium Wealth Residential zone? If not (I guess), how does the wealth of a certain group increases? Another thing, what's the difference between the Cs and the Co? There are commercial services and commercial offices. How can I build services and how can I build offices? And the same thing here, how can I increase the wealth of that particular commercial zone? Agricultural industry (I-Ag), is it the low density industrial? So what is I-D, I-M, I-HT? How can I build those various industrial zones? I haven't understand thses stuff yet! Please help... Thanks!