Well, this is my current city. Nothing big, nothing special, but mine. <3
And that is why i´ll never be able to do anything that is even kind of going towards architecture.
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Well, this is my current city. Nothing big, nothing special, but mine. <3
And that is why i´ll never be able to do anything that is even kind of going towards architecture.
The city of Silvaria Hold, of the great and mighty nation of Silvaria.
[Edit] It features numerous bus routes, a metro and access to the train systems. Traffic is only heavy in a few places between industry and the city but the highway has relieved the load throughout the city.
[Edit] It features numerous bus routes, a metro and access to the train systems. Traffic is only heavy in a few places between industry and the city but the highway has relieved the load throughout the city.
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A couple more recent screens of my city. They're huge images, but I have no idea how to attach files on this forum.
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This is my main city, has a population of 60 thousand. Early in its development it started to flood so i had to spam hydroelectric dams.
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My interchanges are ugly, but they somehow work - i have no trafficproblems at the moment.
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Some shots from my 'city'. I'm taking it slow, and I like rural settings
You can find a full City Journal here: http://community.simtropolis.com/topic/66190-forkton-first-steps-into-a-new-world/
Overview of what I've got so far (about 7500 pop)
and some details
You can find a full City Journal here: http://community.simtropolis.com/topic/66190-forkton-first-steps-into-a-new-world/
Overview of what I've got so far (about 7500 pop)
and some details
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More I see these fantastic pictures, more i think i'm doing something wrong as it takes me forever to make even 1,000 dollars...any tips?
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I obviously don't know what your doing in your games already, but off the top of my head I'd say make sure that you de-fund services/power/water ect. when you start a new city so you aren't spending more for something you don't need, yet.
Also IVIaarten, that's a good looking farming community! Good work
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For me it was pretty much trial and error. I dont have any concrete tips on what to do besides go slow in the beginning, pay attention to what the game is telling you and before you know the game gets easy, a bit too easy imo
Also for the sake of the thread, my city: about 30k Pop. (which realisticly is about 120k I guess)
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Think what i'm doing wrong is making industrial too far away from my residential area and using wind power instead of just going with coal as its taking too many turbines to power my city.
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A flattering photo of the Strawberry Fields district, a high-income office and apartment space. Just two years ago, this was a grimy oil-drilling sector, but now that the black gold has dried up, the space has been cleaned out and re-appropriated.
Overall, my city has just over 30k residents (I'm a slow expander), but a very significant cash flow and money surplus.
Speaking of cleaning up and re purposing old industrial land, this oversized roundabout used to contain a coal plant and the surrounding waste. As you can see, it has since moved on to bigger and better things.
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An aerial photo from the very beginning of Humbleton.
The district Bolton Gardens was the first created in Humbleton, this is also becoming the citys downtown.
Humbletons industrial area also known as Factory Heights is very busy and exports tons of goods to the CimNation
The most recent Aerial photo reveals the massive expansion the city has undergone since its founding.
And at last a picture from the Glenndale Village, a nice suburan community and also home to alot of Humbletons office development.
The district Bolton Gardens was the first created in Humbleton, this is also becoming the citys downtown.
Humbletons industrial area also known as Factory Heights is very busy and exports tons of goods to the CimNation
The most recent Aerial photo reveals the massive expansion the city has undergone since its founding.
And at last a picture from the Glenndale Village, a nice suburan community and also home to alot of Humbletons office development.
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I am so proud of this
Sweet... you have a right to be proud of that!
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I want to live in Glenndale Village... definitely the "right side" of town!!
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It seems like a lot of people are using this map.
If a city sprouts in a forest and no one is around to see it, does it become populous? Well, let's take a look at the City of Faraday. After messing around with the filters, I found one that suits well in the last few images.
After a few hours of gameplay...
Whittaker Park & Aquarium
Halcyon Loop, the original entrance to the city and Riverside, the predominantly LowRes(Low Density Residential) district.
Downtown, where all the business happens. Downtown is the core of commerce and office, buffered by HighRes(High Density Residential). 90% of the High Interest Tower is occupied by the Faraday Research Corporation.
Faraday Farms & Textiles. The Industrial Park can be seen across the river and waaaaay out of my hair.
A typical electrical corridor. After switching from wind power to nuclear, Faraday enjoys the abundance of electricity and has tucked power lines in less obvious areas.
My only gripe is that ominous fog that looms over the city. It's probably the wind.
If a city sprouts in a forest and no one is around to see it, does it become populous? Well, let's take a look at the City of Faraday. After messing around with the filters, I found one that suits well in the last few images.
After a few hours of gameplay...
Whittaker Park & Aquarium
Halcyon Loop, the original entrance to the city and Riverside, the predominantly LowRes(Low Density Residential) district.
Downtown, where all the business happens. Downtown is the core of commerce and office, buffered by HighRes(High Density Residential). 90% of the High Interest Tower is occupied by the Faraday Research Corporation.
Faraday Farms & Textiles. The Industrial Park can be seen across the river and waaaaay out of my hair.
A typical electrical corridor. After switching from wind power to nuclear, Faraday enjoys the abundance of electricity and has tucked power lines in less obvious areas.
My only gripe is that ominous fog that looms over the city. It's probably the wind.
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