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Come on, we look like a freaking glove, how can you not like us? But yeah, Detroit may be falling apart visually, but I don't think it is culturally. Sure, Michigan has the lowest unemployment rate in the US, but I think that's just because we focused too much on our auto industry. And people always think Detroit is a bad city. It's not. It may not look the best, but it's a lot of fun to walk through. We have some of the greatest sports teams in the US here, excluding the Lions, and we have great restaurants, Campus Martius, the RenCen. Plus, you can always go to Greenfield Village and the Detroit Zoo, and such. Detroit is not a bad city.

I always knew Bush would send someone after Lincoln! This is looking really great N, and it seems like your having fun. That's the best part.

It may sound dumb, but I think that whoever becomes President should be able to choose their cabinet, like Secretary of Defense, State, Treasury, etc. Just an idea, not sure if it will work though.

Wow. Now that's an attack ad. Can't wait to hear what happens. I personally voted for GreekMan. Hopefully this can get back up and moving, because I want to see this turn into a great big metropolis.

Dude, this sucks to hear. I bet your next one will be just plain awesome.

Wow, dude. I like the way this is coming along. Great to see some skyscrapers popping up in the city. Hope the Liberty Valley area can endure the Depression!

Wow, dude. I like the way this is coming along. Great to see some skyscrapers popping up in the city. Hope the Liberty Valley area can endure the Depression!

I love Frankfurt as well as this building, who's name escapes me at this moment. Great stuff, Hilda!

Wow N. I just love this CJ. I love how realistic it seems when you show the growth of the Liberty Valley. One thing, do you think you could update me/us on the populations of all the cities in the area? I'd love to hear how they're doing!

Sounds like a fun city. I really like the industrial boom during 1917 like it really would have been. Looks like a fun city to live in, can't wait to see more.

Wow, Jacky. This is my first post in this thread, but I don't know why. This CJ is the most beautiful I've ever seen. The waterfalls are just gorgeous!

Too bad about Jefferson. Looks great though N106.

Love this. Can't wait to see what you do for WWI and the Roaring Twenties. Great Job, N.

Will this work? Sorry if it interfered with zoning laws.

Puerta de Europa looks insane. Great job.

Huh. That's funny. I just read about this building in a book I got for Christmas. Kinda weird looking, but cool nonetheless! Excellent work!

I like it, although I think the baseball stadium looks much too modern for this time period.

Don't let this die!

Don't let this die!

Great lookin' shot, hotdog. Can't wait to see more of this in the future.

Too bad that Patricius is stepping down. This city could sure use your amazing planning skills. I'm thinking about putting up a proposal next update, if that's okay with DTP.

Looks very cool and I like it.

Wow. I really like the way this CJ is going. Looks very cool. I love how you're doing it's progress in history, really cool. TO change the name, I believe you just edit your first post, then you can rename it.

Not a fire! This is a great way of showing this CJ, and it most certainly looks 1880-ish. Well done.

Dude. Finally! I've been waiting forever to see a replica of Detroit. From what I see it looks good. One thing is that the Goodyear wheel is definitely nowhere near buildings. May I ask what that large blank area is to the left of the downtown? Is that supposed to be the sewer works? If so, it's on the other side of Jefferson/Lake Shore.