arthurMM

How did you fill the gaps??

Choosing a decent place to put the cargo train station is a challange as well. There would be very heavy traffic entering and exiting the stations which they only queue up on the rightmost lane. The queue always clog up the whole traffic network inside the industrial areas, causing buses, oil trucks and garbage trucks getting stuck.

Nevertheless, you have to remember that your dirty industry produce goods for grocery stores and big malls. Of course you may import those goods from outside world, but it would be less reliable and profitable

I always think high density residential areas are too dense... so I sometime mix the area with some light green zones in between

I love the game becuase cims are alive, they go to schools and parks and offices, as well as they grow and die. Once while I was making an interchange and I didn't pay attention to the neighbourhoods, the pumps were intruded by dirty water and HALF of my cims passed away... the population dropped from 40k to 20k. The buildings started to be abandoned and I had to download the auto-bulldoze tool to clean things up. It was a great lost, but regeneration is fast, the population grows again to 45k in a short period of time. Few years later I encountered a problem again. 1/4 of the population now in the city are elderlies, and population starts to drop as death rate raises rapidly. I've never imagined I have to deal with ageing problem in a city builder game before! I have no idea why death rate increase... may be that's related to the water crisis before. Oh... would children and elderlies be more vulnerable to sickness in the game? And those who survived were all strong adults and now turning to seniors? Wow this simply rocks!

Hi guys! It's my first post here:) I had an old account here but I already forgot my user name and my email is abandoned too, so I simply register again. And... Cities Skylines brings me to Simtropolis again! A insane spaghetti junction with 4 way connections and 1 to a roundabout.