Androgeos

Not much of a tutorial if all the images are broken, but at least the thumbnail image is still there.

The essence of Corsica!, 2021 colourised.

* Bohemian Rhapsody intensifies *

You might think a desert would look boring, but noooooooo~

I feel like I'm staring at screenshots of Banished.

Imagine if the Nazca Lines included a llama trace.

*sees title of entry* *loads the video below in a new tab* *reads this entry on a borrowed visitor's pass to utopia*

If any Americans dare to think they haven't progressed since the 1770s, they should be told to look at Philadelphia, or at least this entry. ...I mean, just LOOK at it. How is this not progress?

Waiting for the day they start calling NY The Tall Apple.

Good work, given the limited number of BATs on buildings in Singapore (yeah, we've had this discussion before). I don't have many recommendations for you if you ever decide to drop by. There's the Botanic Gardens, though, as well as the various hawker centres around Singapore. If you want cheaper food, look out for the latter in the residential neighbourhoods of Singapore - try not to have a meal in either the city area or business district near the airport as prices are usually jacked up in accordance to the group of people they serve (high-income workers).

This CJ entry is 100% British because it mentions the rain. London is a nice place the first time I went there. The second time I went there...not so much, because of all the barricades and construction.

Proof that Texas is more than just cowboys: this CJ entry. Is the Toyota Center logo part of the prop or was it added in?

*polls* Mostly neutral on all the options, but I would support the new installer based on Tarkus' screenshot above, which looks like it has more space to describe stuff. And not putting diagonal streets and related puzzle pieces as a NAM default seems, for want of a better phrase, "a bit strange".

What a sight. I don't see as much of Barcelona in Asphalt 8 as I do here, which is ironic because that game is developed by the Gameloft division residing in the city...

Having followed this CJ for quite a while, I still like your rural shots and setups the most because they seemingly defy the grid mechanics in the game. That doesn't mean your cityscapes are boring, though; they have their moments.