Can Cims be late for work?

[CorkMan]

There is no clock in the game, days pass by in seconds. However what are the consequences of a Cim getting to work "late", or in a less than ideal time?

If a Cim worked in a shop, would the shop eventually close because no employees can work it? If not why should you carefully plan your road network?

 

[citysimplayer]

Since there is no time (as it relates to cims actions) they can never be late to work. There is no start time. And shops never close (unless there are no workers I suppose).

 

[cRAGGLE]

Yes, they can also work overtime and show up to work naked.

 

[Greyhamster]

Yes, they can also work overtime and show up to work naked.

Just like real life!

 

[sc4mp]

Just like real life!

Woo hoo !! No clothes Friday it is!

 

[ali.usman]

There is no clock in the game,
days pass by in seconds.
However what are the consequences of a Cim getting to work "late"?

How can you use all this in one sentence ?

 

[Woody Red]

perhaps we could implement a district policy where employees are executed for lateness.

 

[Greyhamster]

perhaps we could implement a district policy where employees are executed for lateness.

I'd like martial law to be a city-wide policy. Activate it and your income will nosedive and become negative, soldiers and army equipment will be deployed, curfews enacted and no cims are allowed to leave. In extreme circumstances you can then elect to build a perimeter around the map, preventing anyone from entering or leaving. This will also allow you to erect great statues of yourself as Great Leader.
Prisons get turned into death camps and you can of course start to develop nukes at this point.

Cities: Socialst paradise

 

[Woody Red]

I'd like martial law to be a city-wide policy. Activate it and your income will nosedive and become negative, soldiers and army equipment will be deployed, curfews enacted and no cims are allowed to leave. In extreme circumstances you can then elect to build a perimeter around the map, preventing anyone from entering or leaving. This will also allow you to erect great statues of yourself as Great Leader.
Prisons get turned into death camps and you can of course start to develop nukes at this point.

Cities: Socialst paradise

sim-north-korea ... thats a DLC waiting to happen.

 

[CRusko]

I'd like martial law to be a city-wide policy. Activate it and your income will nosedive and become negative, soldiers and army equipment will be deployed, curfews enacted and no cims are allowed to leave. In extreme circumstances you can then elect to build a perimeter around the map, preventing anyone from entering or leaving. This will also allow you to erect great statues of yourself as Great Leader.
Prisons get turned into death camps and you can of course start to develop nukes at this point.

Cities: Socialst paradise

I don't know what this have to do with socialism. Let us say Cities: Great Leader Paradise.

 

[charlesnew]

I don't know what this have to do with socialism. Let us say Cities: Great Leader Paradise.

Nah. More like supreme leader.

 

[BStyles]

I'd like martial law to be a city-wide policy. Activate it and your income will nosedive and become negative, soldiers and army equipment will be deployed, curfews enacted and no cims are allowed to leave. In extreme circumstances you can then elect to build a perimeter around the map, preventing anyone from entering or leaving. This will also allow you to erect great statues of yourself as Great Leader.
Prisons get turned into death camps and you can of course start to develop nukes at this point.

Cities: Socialst paradise

Well if you have to enact martial law in any city your income probably bottomed out, already. Riots in the streets...utilities/emergency services stretched to the limit...how will a city survive?

I love this idea, and now I don't know why.

 

[NorthStars]

What are the consequences of a Cim getting to work "late", or in a less than ideal time?

Brings up another interesting question, can a cim lock himself down in his home for days, not communicating with the outside world, playing Cities: Skylines? I mean, are we trying to simulate real life here people, or what?

 

[CorkMan]

Yes, they can also work overtime and show up to work naked.

Has this been confirmed???

 

[zorkman]

Punish them by watching reality television where they have to watch the traffic going round & round, & where there is no night only day.

 

[Simcity5]

In reality places dont close down cos people miss or are late for work. People normally leave in time to get there no matter how long it takes, otherwise they get sacked.

On simcity everybody left at the same time to get to work, in reality people set off at completely different times, so random is probably more accurate.

 

[stumason]

Brings up another interesting question, can a cim lock himself down in his home for days, not communicating with the outside world, playing Cities: Skylines? I mean, are we trying to simulate real life here people, or what?

Would that not cause some kind of space-time inversion? Think of the consequences!!

 

[NorthStars]

Would that not cause some kind of space-time inversion? Think of the consequences!!

First thought I had in response to your post: "Yes, but if they re-aligned the phase regulators on Data's positronic matrix, they could induce a cascade feedback loop that would prevent a space-time inversion from taking place."

My next thought: "God, I'm a geek."

 

[GMeador]

My first thought was: "How would you know if they're late or not?"

All you need to know is: smooth flowing traffic (easier said than done) is your main concern. If that's ok, the rest will fall into place.

 

[stumason]

First thought I had in response to your post: "Yes, but if they re-aligned the phase regulators on Data's positronic matrix, they could induce a cascade feedback loop that would prevent a space-time inversion from taking place."

My next thought: "God, I'm a geek."

LOL :laugh: Yes, you are, but then so am I so I can't judge!