WhiteKidd22

1. Grid is not bad, but it will not become realistic if you have too many cities using the same type of city layout. The target is not making a good-looking city, but realistic-looking city, and most cities around the earth aren't using grid layout. 2. Please, don't bump a 3 years old thread. 3. If you want to do post something but you don't get any thread (newer is better) that match with your problem, please click the 'start a new topic' button that located just right below your account link when you open a forum (not thread). I din't notice this thread was so old untill the post i made was up. i most likely creat a new thread like you said. Thanks

Well New York since the early 1900's the grid in Manhattan has worked out pretty well. Look at the traffic in downtown Manhattan and then compare it to midtown or the uptown. Random lines don’t make a city good. That’s why Boston and Philadelphia has way more traffic and lower populations. Washing D.C. was planned to have roads lead to the Whitehouse and U.S. capital building. That turned out a mess. Look at all the cities named in this post and you see why grid is a great city infrastructure layout.