tankmank

This is fantastic, i love the way you have been making use of all different elevations for transport methods. I attempted to do a Southern California inspired city about a year ago but just couldn't seem to make it work. But you definitely have here.

A bit of a bump, been working on my cities skyline, i think i might add a few more skyscrapers in the CBD that can be seen in the background, its just finding ones that look good and aren't too tall, i have found some nice ones in the workshop but they are 300 - 700m tall which is perhaps too tall for the current city.

There is some great work showcased here, i like to come and get ideas for myself. Below is my current city. It is very small in terms of physical area at the moment, i have been trying to expand and connect all the bits of development i have scattered. The DHL logistics centre. Might have gone overboard with the number of DHL lorries.

The plazas by the train station, it is a minor thing but i think that different textures would look better. I do however really like it all

I'm really enjoying these buildings and what is planned should be great I can't wait to see them in game

Been lurking a while, i like what you have done here. can't wait to see what you showcase next

Some impressive work here, i really like your airport, very well laid out and lots of detail, can't wait to see more

I have since yesterday binge watched both your realistic American city and now this one. I am not one for watching games on Youtube but i enjoy the way the cities grow.

Wow it has been a while since i have seen Karasem. I used to really enjoy the updates, the city looks great as always, i love the lot editing of the buildings it really adds a lot. I can't wait to see more

Two intersections in a city that i have recently started. I have just come back to Cities: Skylines and am enjoying it, so many new mods that really open up the game. I have just been experimenting here with props and decals. The ground should be Owls Los Angeles theme but it hasn't reloaded. I plan to make a Los Angeles inspired city here, generally low rise and sprawling, i just have to find more commercial assets and try to find some residential ones that would fit in. Its slow going till i can get some new RAM that works in my PC. I have been getting memory crashes.

It is an interesting proposal. But would be an issue especially with say BATS that are from a Japanese, Korean or Chinese language site and so the name of the bat is not in English but in Korean or Chinese like many of my BATS. But again it could also be beneficial for those who would like to make an East Asian style city but going through the different non-English language sites that are ever changing or have disappeared is daunting. I recently have just started to get into playing Cities: Skylines again after a 2 year break from the game. A starter mod pack would have been initially useful but having to trawl through the workshop and learn about the new and potentially incompatible mods has benefited me a lot, i have more of an idea about potential conflicts of if the mod is likely to be updated which is more important with a game that is still being updated and with new DLC potentially coming out. You do miss that learning curve. And looking at somebodies city via images or a video is very different to playing it and how the little things work, i use a years old radical ordinance mod that upon every reload of the city you need to re tick some of the ordinances for them to work again. Someone downloading this most likely won't know to do this and the uploader might not mention it, its one of those things that i don't think about when i play the game. A starter pack or even main list of downloads could be useful, but agreeing what should be included would be difficult with such a large and diverse community who all play the game differently, some play for the ultimate eye candy, others want to make realistic looking cities and some just play the game for how it was intended.

The second one is much better, it looks more realistic with the parking. I guess this is before/after showing the growth of my current city. I t is very time consuming all the suburbs.

Some great parks, from large recreation spaces to small spots of green within an urban jungle. This is a riverside park/green area that is part of a boarding school. (Ignore the autumnal colours in the first image, i didn't notice till afterwards)