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The way they work is very inefficient so they cant pick up bodies properly also it can also be fixed by making citizens not all die at the same time
Will the logic of hearses be fixed
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I agree, so many people all dieing at the same moment in time is both unrealistic and problematic for the game, but in what way is the working of hearses "very ineffcicient"? And what you do to improve the efficiency?
A hearse will decide to go and pick up a body from the other side of city instead of picking them up in the nearest areas it seems to be randomly picked were they will go
If people are dying at the same time it's because they're getting sick, possible due to lots of pollution and not enough hospitals, or perhaps your population is now old and they're dying off.
The hearses do their job as I've watched them in action a few times. The problem might be your traffic and or cemeteries being full. You need to keep an eye on those and start building crematoriums to make more space, otherwise the dead can't be moved out and your living residents will leave.
John
The hearses do their job as I've watched them in action a few times. The problem might be your traffic and or cemeteries being full. You need to keep an eye on those and start building crematoriums to make more space, otherwise the dead can't be moved out and your living residents will leave.
John
No people dying on mass is to do with age, just search the forum you will see many people reporting the same issue, it has nothing to do with sickness.
Thats how it is, but you must agreed that its stupid game mechanic and has to be fixed
If they die at the same time means you zoned a lot at the same time, you need to spread out zoning a bit and not zone a huge area at once to counter the all die at same age problem.
I agree. If the cims' age differences can't be altered in a meaningful way (this really needs to happen regardless of any problems - what population just ups and dies) or if the pathfinding can not be improved, then I'd vote for an option to have a district policy that restricts services to the district in which they are placed. This could assigns PD's to certain parts of the city as well as set up education districts. However, I'd rather see such a decision able to be made for each specific building. That way the hearses/ambulances can stay closer to home while cops or schools can work more than one district as crime is not too much of a problem right now.
) and life spans, to be affected by your city's health/medical facilities/crime/accidents etc.
That's a fair workaround for now - but should it really be necessary in a game that strives to simulate a life-cycle of a population and its city? People moving into the city/being born should come with all sorts of starting ages (well not the babies that would be odd
) and life spans, to be affected by your city's health/medical facilities/crime/accidents etc.
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Can't say I think that's true, not done any testing, but I did think it might be the case until I saw a large die off in oldest parts of my city, which was zoned in small paracels over quite a space of time, I figureed somehow over the years the age of the citizens there had for some reason started to syncronise, perhaps when I installed a large police station or something that made a lot of people happy and lot of residences to upgrade.