andre8

My avatar is a photo of Cliff House in San Francisco. You should really check it out if you come to SF; the downstairs restaurant has the most delicious bread ever.

My way of seeing if a city name is good/rolls off the tongue is to say, "The Real Housewives of [insert city name]". It always works.

Besides having Rush Hour, my game is purely vanilla. I plan on downloading NAM, though.

I just set Google Translate so that it reads phonetically.

My method of coming up with a city name is to translate English words and phrases into Greek or Latin, as they are a great starting point for city names. Sadly, this can be time consuming.

My city, which has peaked at 100,000 (and now has just decreased to just under it), for some reason only has industrial demand (including high-tech). All commercial and residential demands are in the negative, with the occasional slight bump to positive. Is there any way to increase demand for these? Should I just continue zoning industrial?

I love San Francisco's skyline, as mostly all of the buildings seem to be balanced. EDIT: Now that I think about it, Seattle's skyline is really nice also. Tie!