Taifu_Noodle

The search function on these forums doesn't return any results for me. eg. If I type "rail" in one of the many search boxes the results page reads: Your search contained ignored words, ignored words are words like a,and,to,between.Please re-construct your search without these ignored words. quote> I'm using Firefox 3.0.7. Just checked for updates, none available. Please help.

So...you can potentially create demand in your region that can't be satisfied from certain city's because they are located to far away. How do you go about finding out where the demand is coming from? Thanks for your time RippleJet, I've now got loads more questions, but there not really related to this post. So I'm going to have a search around for the answers. Cheers

Thanks for the replies. A little bit of interesting reading for me there. Now...I've a couple of new questions for ya. By false demand, I meant that my 200,000 sim office building city on one side of my region, shows the R$ demand from the 1,000 sim farm city, on the other side of my region. So does demand travel across a region like that, or does distance from the jobs reduce demand? Also, when you save a city it updates the demand info with the city's directly connected....right? But does it update the demand info to all connected city's, even if there are multiple city's in between. Thanks again.

I have searched for info on this but all I got were threads on demand being too great or too little. What I would like information on, is how demand changes as you increase your population and your populations education? For instance, at the very beginning of your game it's not Residents that grow first, its Farms/Industry. So if you zone a large amount of Farms, you will have demand for a large amount of stupid sims. If you never get rid of those Farms the demand must still be there even if your population is hundreds of thousands strong and very smart. So when should you get rid of the farms? Or should you? Does having Farms create false demand for low wealth sims in your rich skyscraper city on the other side of your region? Anything on how you should interpret the RCI demand meter in the context of your region will be greatly received. Thanks in advance.