luuk2305

TIL that I hate the keyboards at school.

It might run it poorly but it does not meet minimum requirements. --Ocram Really? I run it at 30 FPS now

My specs: Intel Core i3 2350M - 2,3 GHz 1366x768 screen Intel HD Graphics 3000 integrated 8 GB RAM By the way, it's a laptop, Asus X54C to be exact. Can I run this?

Just FYI, most people that love Simcity, will buy the game even if it sucks. At least, that's me

Ever heard of bridges?

I have played Civ IV, Civ III, Civ II, and even Civ I. And still, I don't have Civ 5. What a shame... anyway, I have no plans buying it. I like Simcity more

Alright, I chose this answer. Because really, this is now like 2 political parties, one is for Simcity 4, and one for Cities XL.

8GB ram for Cities XL. If that doesn't do it, I don't know which PC does...

Cities XL is now on sale on Steam, and I don't want to spend much money. Or should I just buy SC4 for the sake of getting a "better" game?

Before I start, I want to say I used a unlimited money cheat to make this more interesting. Cheat: link Code: "moolah 133713371337" (Without the quotation marks, also I didn't make this.) First on the list: North District Features: National Airport Really dirty (AKA Air Pollution: 2000%) 51.000 people Second on the list is: South District Features: Newest 400 people No pollution yet Popular resort for people from North (I installed a mod for inter-regional travel) I'll cover the next 2 ones in the next entry, but for now I'll give the statistics of the region: Big 118.000 people Average year: 2020 (brought down by south and east) Plains Has an Atlantic Ocean Cya later!

Simcity 4 is old, but I have played Simcity 3000 and 2000, but Cities XL 2012 looks promising. Which one should I choose?