Luiz P. Romanini

And, for me, it reminds me of Rio de Janeiro where I live. This update truly changed C:S for the best! Gorgeous images all around.

Interesting idea.   Let's see where it takes ya. Good work!

CJ's with personal touches are always one of the best.   Really impressed with your first post. Keep it up!

A good mayor gives the Finger to the people Great update!

BAH GAWD, the cliffhanger!!   Seriously, though, great job!! Definetely looking forward to the next update!

My body is ready.

These are the best night shots I've ever seen on Simtropolis.

That updade reminds me, somehow, of the Metal Gear Solid 2 part when the AI starts to screw up:   "I NEED SCISSORS! 61!"   BTW, that was a compliment. Awesome job!

Never a Simtropolis user honored his username so much as you.   Great surrealism. Such a nice and different usage of SC4, done in an excellent way!

Kinda took me some time, but I can finally comment again.   Congratulations on your 100th update. For 100 more!!

Nice update! Loved the mega-picture.

So glad to see you back, friend!!

Every single metropolis that exists these days were born at unexplored, strategic areas. And Freemont was not different. In 1852, the first steps of this prestigious city were made. Beyond the vast forests, lied soft hills, numerous rivers and even a lake. Called Wallace Lake, was an excellent place for fishing. This is the home of Albert H. Manchester, one of the first pioneers of the region. Thanks for a simple idea from him, Freemont Bay's days of untouched nature were counted. At the lone road of the region, East Road, the first steps of a succesful public transportation company were taken. This is just the beginning... NEXT UPDATE: Learn more of the villages located in Freemont Bay.

Soon, you'll know more about the region of Freemont Bay. This city journal will use Simutrans as it's city simulator. Get ready...