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When can I expect to see the largest commercial office buildings in the game?
graber corporate suites posted a topic in SimCity 4 General Discussion
I currently have a region with a population of almost 1.2 million people. It has over 550,000 commercial jobs. Every single city is connected to at least one other city by road or highway. Also every major city has an airport and most of my larger cities have a major landmark. However I have not yet seen any stage 8 or stage 9 growable buildings. As of right now my region contains 1 lucky lizard lofts(this might be stage 8, but im not sure) 2 wren insurance 2 Mid-Knight Office suites 2 futa consulting 5 Barthelet corporations 5 yates real estates 10 or so Talin Tower suites 15 Graber corporate suites 15+ Tsang accoutants Over 30 Angjaggeda Inc. Dozens of West & Co's As well of hundreds of Brink Real estates, Reflect systems incorporated, marshall printings and Farly audio's All of these are fine buildings but none of them are anywhere near the largest buildings in the game and none of them can hold a candle to my largest residential buildings. I have been placing my commercial sectors near large amounts of traffic so I know that can't be what's preventing it. In fact I have an avenue that gets over 15,000 in combined traffic. Some cities are only about 120 in terms of education, but I have 3 or 4 that have maxed out at 200 so that can't be it either. I keep taxes low, generally about 8% for high wealth and 8.5% for medium wealth. I have also enacted the clean air act and the automobile emissions reductions act in most of cities to cut back on pollution. What exactly could I be doing wrong? Or do I need to just keep waiting? Attached is an image of my densest commercial district -
Welcome to Tasbury, population 3,649,987 is the largest city in New Duveland. it is also the largest city and capital of New Munster Province and is arguably the economic, cultural and historic centre of the country. The city began as a penal settlement of the British but soon begin to thrive as an economic point, due to increasing immigration after gold was discovered in the surrounding areas, leading the a rich mix of cultural heritage today, with strong European and Asian settlements in the city, most notable China Town in the CBD. It's location also gives it a unique style, being on the entrance to the New Munster Sea, the largest brackish water in the Southern Hemisphere with cities such as Albury, Parahaka, Port Laoise, Tralee and Kinsale all relying on the small opening for shipping. That's just some history of the city, now for the images! The city is constantly changing, with new skyscrapers popping up all over the CBD and in key activity centres. The current tallest, Royal Tower stands 300m tall, overlooking Central Park and the crystal waters below. The Tasbury Opera House is the most famous landmark of the city, millions of tourists visit the site each year. Well into the night the city is still very much alive, offices still lit up as people work well into the night and residents and tourists getting ready for the night. I hope you've enjoyed Tasbury! Next up, the southern city of Leinster, capital of New Ulster Province. Bonus night view of New Duveland! See if you can match the cities from my wiki! http://aoin.eu/wiki/index.php?title=List_of_Cities_in_New_Duveland_by_Population
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http://www.theguardian.com/business/2014/apr/30/china-overtake-us-worlds-largest-economy Everyone saw this coming, but it has come a few years earlier than expected. The US has been the world's largest economic power since the late 1800's (1872?).
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