oroen
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That looks really great! I really like the street layouts and the clusters of commerce that seem to congregate at the freeway exits. And a bit of interesting commentaries to go along with those pictures.
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.:: Cape Newenham ::. A Shadow Assassin CJ
oroen replied to Shadow Assassin's topic in SC4 City Journals
It's nice to see two slightly different styles of regions between this and Savannah Way (although certainly your interesting sense of humor is present in both). The soil composition is an interesting variation on a region view that I don't I've seen anywhere here before. Also it's interesting that you're setting this up to start now and continue into the future. -
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I really enjoyed the recent updates on the construction and expansion taking place in downtown, especially the widening of Main Street and the demolition of the old industrial complex to make way for a nice transit hub.
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That is quite the retrospective! I must say that the traffic view is amusing to me because there is just one main highway through the region, which while it's very appropriate to this setting, is *so* not how I would have laid out a region of this size. Your little side comment about do cities really finish is so true to me. I never consider anything in my region to be truly finished, and usually when I open up a city to do a few minor adjustments, I end up doing some major changes. Looking forward to the next six months! -Dave
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Phase 2! I like the little detour at the Salford junction and the explanation of the whole Timperly Bypass situation. Nice seeing Childbrook through the ages. Sacrifices are needed eh... That last project about expanding the current interchange is like what I've been doing a lot of lately, i.e. replacing the in-game interchanges with my own custom larger ones. It's just more fun that way. The signs are lovely course. I especially like the graying out of certain things (old things that no longer apply or new things that haven't opened yet?)
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The region views looks great, and you have some creative layouts in your towns, not to mention creative town names and interesting back stories.
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I like the start! A nice variety of items and stories to fuel future updates and get our interest.
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San Francisco - Bay Area by Mexicanboy13r
oroen replied to Mexicanboy13r's topic in SC4 City Journals
It's been a while since I've commented here but I really like the historical perspectives you give from time to time. I had never heard of the Sutro Baths (I'm an east coaster...) so I learned something on my visit here. That's quite the project you undertook with their re-creation, and the effort shows, especially with all the ploppable rocks. -
I actually really like the winter version of PEG's trees, perhaps more so even than the autumn version. I don't have much use for a farm machine, so I think I'll go with the Schnapps.
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obsolete American Hardware Supply by RJM Designs
oroen commented on aldara6166's file in Obsolete & Legacy
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Amazing pictures as usual. I really like the view of I-12 running through the flat open lands by the industrial areas outside of Denham Spring.
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I've missed this until now. I like the streams meandering through the towns, and turning into canals through the commercial and industrial areas. Nice sign.
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I like the terminus of the bypass as just a normal intersection. Seems typical of small local bypasses such as this one, since they take up little space and the traffic disruption is probably relatively bearable. I missed a bit here. I liked the brochure for the Ordsall Tower too. Looking forward to Phase 2 of the motorway!
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Great looking terrain there! I've never been much of a terraformer so I'm always impressed by those who can do it well. The presentation adds to a lot of the quality as well. And nice agrarian area to start off. Looking forward to more here!
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In the second to last picture, there's a clever little one-lane loop you made with the roundabouts and roads.
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Nice to see you're up and running again. I like the little back stories about the individual settlements, which always add to a sense of realism. Also, I've noticed that you're one of few people who can make very hilly farmland look good.
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Despite not having commented much, I've been following the development of the seaport area, and I am incredibly impressed. From the great terraforming to the little details like the canal docks and the lumber yard that others might overlook, it's such a work of art. SOMY's buildings look really nice there as well as the oil tanks.
