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Date: 7/12/2005 10:32:56 PM Author: Deathtoall but like Shadow said how would it work? quote> Citizens would PM me for a request to join. Then I would ask to see their work. Everyone on the City Squad team would help me judge their work and if they can be accepted. Its explained in more detail in the FAQ.

If someone desires to join, they simply would PM me for a request to join.

Looks nice! I like it how the community is more of a small city and not a tiny little hick town. Good work!

Looks good, it has a nice suburban feel to it. Great work!

Before I get started I'd like to say a BIG thank you to Shadow Assassin for inspiring me to create this town. Secondly, this town id dedicated to members at SCC, ST and SCE since I've named all of the streets and roads. I hope I didn't forget too many users. At the time of the update, I only knew about the main batters at ST. I would've named streets after other users too, if I had the chance. The update your about to read is unusual for my style of city building so I hope you enjoy it! Chapter 3 - Hannover, A Rural Town The Rural Municipality of Hannover is similar to Tegel because it's also environmentally friendly. With a population of just over 2200, it was designed to be a rest stop between Spandau and the soon to be metropolis as well as an alternative to the bustling cities in the west. The townsite of Hannover (population: 800) is mixed with agriculture, burners, sheds and yards, small shops and service stations, small homes, duplexes and terraces. The community of South Hannover (population: 200) is mostly made up of small industries, a couple of stores and duplexes. The only big-chain store is located there: Blockbuster. If you follow the rail line this leads you to Larkyboof Island (population: 100). This island was named after a category 3 hurricane struck it six years ago demolishing almost everything in it's path. It dropped over 30 inches of rain in three days and produced five tornadoes. The island has been rebuilt but unfortunately not the emotions. It comprises mostly of houses and two shops. Go north about two kilometers and you'll find Grenholtz (population: 1100) the largest of the towns. This is where mayor Assassin lives. It's built around Vandel Lake and even has a small but popular beach, which is surprising because the farmers pollute the water quite a bit. Some farms, many shops and a lot of single detached houses border the small lake. The upper part of Grenholtz has a couple of shops and houses but is still under development. This is where the beach is situated. The air quality is very good and the towns really seem peaceful as seen from a satelite. In the future there may be updates except I doubt that it'll look like this unfortunately. The next update will something very unique and interesting so stay tuned! Coming Up Next: Twin Rapids Provincial Park

Um... pardon for interupting but this thread is about sexual orientation right? Because thats how it started, then a beach came into the picture, followed by fresh drinks, cheetos and spicy food not to mention kittens, emergency coaster, velvet ropes and other things. Did I miss something? (By the way, I'm straight, even though I've never had a girlfriend.)

The rivers and the hills of the region look cool but I think the mesa is a bit too exagerated.

The TOC is looking great! Your last update was good as well.

Third thread in the series and third thread in a row to be locked eh? Just joking. I'm almost 15 and I have never had a girlfriend (yes I'm male).

I hear industrial noises and construction workers yelling at each other.

Smitten Strikeout or Underline?

monkeys.

Does not play SC4.

Super Batter

Its the third time I say something about this guy! Had 5238 posts when I posted this.

8/10 - text is kinda difficult to read but the graphics are cool

Then I'd unlock the cure (and make billions ) What if I had air conditioning?

6/10 - simple yet funny

I think BATs would do the trick to make it more lively. Everything looks good except for the industrial area which looks dirty

Very cool CJ. I think those NAM networks are great but some of them are a little too complex. Great work!

Best of luck on your CJ! The buildings look great together and the night pics are cool too. I suggest that the pictures be larger for a better visual description or your city. Good start!