New DLC vehicles, suggest and vote!

[giladteller]

Helicopter:
The Russian made Mil Mi-26.
It is the largest and heaviest helicopter ever that was mass produced. The military version is used in Afghanistan for air-lifting damaged Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopters.
The passengers variation, Mi-26P, is capable of transporting 63 passengers.

 

[Syrikzero]

How about the Series 7000 LSE http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odakyū_7000_series_LSE
A active city japan based city can't be sexy without it.

It used as a subway / Japan connector pretty much a express train (could replace ICE with this)
Heres a clean picture

Or it's sister the Odakyu 10000 Series <----if you get in the moment where you can't pick which one to add into the game (If you even select them) Go with the 10000 Series http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odakyū_10000_series_HiSE

This one comes with 7 to 10 cars

 

[unmerged(287007)]

I would like to see the Munich M-Wagen.



The Munich Underground Type A

 

[rsdworker]

other good example of high speed trains and subway combi - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odakyū_60000_series_MSE
this one can be used in subway system

 

[Copec]

the first Tram-Train:

Karlsruhe GT8-100C/2S
Bonus Points: Make ist able to use Train Tracks

 

[unmerged(249881)]

I miss a normal 10 meter bus between 2005 and 2011.
I´d suppose a Citaro like this one.

 

[unmerged(331678)]

I love to see the devs are so involved in the forum and are listening to the players!

I would like to add the GTL8 from The Hague, because it has been succesfull since 1981, and it's still running! It's also a nice fill between the Espen and Volatio.

(I can provide all nessecary info on this one)


And for waterbusses the Fast Flying Ferry running from Amsterdam to IJmuiden:

 

[mcwcow]

I guess my effort is paying off after all

I would've suggest an open-top since it seems to be a popular option among some players but I do recognize the technical difficulties involved...so instead I present to you, the Jubilee Duo! lol

It's Jubilee's response to the growing market of double deckers, a direct replacement of it's Turtle, the Duo have similar attractiveness as the Compact, and offer similar ease of maintainability, fuel efficiency and speed.

Alternative name: Jubilee Cruiser, Jubilee Flyer(Comparing to the Turtle lol), Jubilee HiDeck...
*http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4e/SBS7501B_SBST_16092010_DSC0176.jpg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo_B9TL

Or we could use a minibus option from the far-east, basing on the Toyota Coaster or the Mitsubishi Rosa...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Coaster
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_Fuso_Rosa
*http://img4.photo.qooza.hk/userphoto/4/5/234945/147059/2212831739fa46ea.jpg

 

[unmerged(333990)]

How about some Australian vehicles?

 

[hedyx]

M100 or M200 from the Helsinki Metro would look pretty nice imo!

I agree! Would also like to see Valmet NR 1 Tram

 

[Wrasem]

Maybe one of the trams in Gothenburg?

(the m29)

(the m31)

 

[unmerged(337646)]

While I hate to be overly snarky, it must be said. Instead of asking us to shell out more cash for DLC, some of us would appreciate a little more effort from the developers to fix the glaring bugs that make the game that we already paid for virtually unplayable. These issues have been discussed in numerous threads on this forum, including the constant crashes and hung screens on Mac, incredibly slow performance even on brand new high-end machines, slow and stuck scrolling around the map, irrational AI behavior when citizens select routes, cross-traffic constantly blocking intersections, not responding to support tickets for days, etc...

I realize DLC makes money and I'm happy to support developers by buying quality content packs, but certainly I'm not going to pay for DLC when the basic game is completely useless to me and we can't even get replies to support tickets about crashes that make it impossible to progress.

 

[ksheep]

Here are a couple ideas:

Tram:
The Fløibanen funicular, from Bergen, Norway. Not quite a tram, but could probably be converted to one.

Monorail (not core, I know, but someone else already posted a couple):
The Mark VI monorail from Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida.

-OR-

Mark VII monorail from Disneyland, Anaheim, California

 

[VirtualMe]

This bi-articulated 25-meter bullet-headed bus (model ZK6251G "Golden Bullet") from Chinese manufacturer, Yutong, would add to the already rich list of sleek buses in CiM:
http://www.chinabuses.com/english/news/0711/19001.htm

http://hr.profimedia.com/image/detail/0011004957

This is the Inspiro metro train that will be introduced to Warsaw, Poland in a few years. This 21st-century, ultra-modern, metro design would attract passengers from all 7 social classes in CiM:
http://www.mobility.siemens.com/mobility/global/en/urban-mobility/rail-solutions/metros/inspiro/Pages/inspiro.aspx
http://www.siemens.com/press/pool/de/events/2011/industry/mobility/2011-02-uitp/presentation-uitp2011-inspiro-gott-karlbauer-e.pdf
http://www.mobility.siemens.com/mobility/global/Documents/en/rail-solutions/metros/inspiration-citylife-inspiro/inspiro-en.pdf

[video=youtube;MQ-gTSIX2Wo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQ-gTSIX2Wo[/video]


The North American AmeriTRAM will look gorgeous in European cities:
http://www.ameritram.com/

[video=youtube;rDgTzIbmqsE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDgTzIbmqsE[/video]


The NY Water Taxi will be a nice ferry ride for passengers to take in Helsinki or Tokyo.
http://www.nywatertaxi.com/

Phileas Bus would be an alternative to the above Yutong bus:
http://www.apts-phileas.com/

[video=youtube;rEaxCHZNwlk]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEaxCHZNwlk&[/video]

 

[unmerged(334495)]

While I hate to be overly snarky, it must be said. Instead of asking us to shell out more cash for DLC, some of us would appreciate a little more effort from the developers to fix the glaring bugs that make the game that we already paid for virtually unplayable.

I agree that the bugs should be fixed, but how is the game unplayable if I was able to get to the second Vienna scenario and have a blast doing it? If it were unplayable I would have chucked it into the trash on Berlin in the 1920s.

 

[jimmy_lam]

Star Ferry , Hong Kong

Light Rail , Hong Kong

Toyota Coaster , All around the world

 

[Frdm920]

Well I mentioned these before:

Transperth B series (slight variant of an SMU260) They run in 3 - 6 car sets have an approx capacity of 500 per 3 car train (standing and sitting). Max speed of 130 km/h
Why should it be added? It's modern, reasonably efficient, looks nice, can handle large quantities of passengers at high speeds.

Sprinter Lightrain. Unsure of capacity but max speed is 160 km/h. Comes in 4 (old) - 6 (new) cars. Why should it be added? Would increase realism when it comes to say the Amsterdam map as it's a Dutch train.
Lastly

This is what the above trains are designed to replace. 2 - 4 cars (depending on plan). Why should it be added? It's a historical train, adds to realism of the Amsterdam map, and fills in the gap between the Arnuald Mobile and the Brighton Roller 72 stock coming out. (Construction was between 1964 and 1976)

 

[Kilonum]

MBTA type 0700
uses catenary above ground and third rail below

 

[unmerged(273319)]

[video=youtube;0aZhTadXDBo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aZhTadXDBo&feature=related[/video]
I wish you could recreate specific OOOOOOOOOOOOhhhh sound of Moscow subway heh.

[video=youtube;VKk3PgvIgLU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKk3PgvIgLU&feature=related[/video]

 

[TH1]

I wish you could recreate specific OOOOOOOOOOOOhhhh sound of Moscow subway heh.

That's a familiar sound...would be nice to hear it in the game