@@robbleeker4777 "Fun Fact..." If you make all of the streets in and around the city "Player Owned" it will not build any more roads out of them, and will not expand unless you have provided appropriate streets for it to do so.
The reason the creator never responded is because there are several tracks that are included here. Here are all of the songs as they appear in the video: 1) "This Was Fun" By Gavin Luke 2) "Saddle Up" By Francis Wells 3) "A Delightful Evening" By Francis Wells 4) "Royal Estate" By Francis Wells 5) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse 6) "Drops of Rain" By Cody High 7) "The Prince Portrait" By Francis Wells 8) "Warmest Regards" by EXPERIA 9) "Beyond the Ponds" By Francis Wells 10) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse (Encore of the track) Take Care!
The reason the creator never responded is because there are several tracks that are included here. Here are all of the songs as they appear in the video: 1) "This Was Fun" By Gavin Luke 2) "Saddle Up" By Francis Wells 3) "A Delightful Evening" By Francis Wells 4) "Royal Estate" By Francis Wells 5) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse 6) "Drops of Rain" By Cody High 7) "The Prince Portrait" By Francis Wells 8) "Warmest Regards" by EXPERIA 9) "Beyond the Ponds" By Francis Wells 10) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse (Encore of the track) Take Care!
And, about the grid looking unnatural... it does... but it's not unrealistic... Look out the window... or on the internet for certain cities in certain parts of the world that are actually ~90% grids. There are likely 100% grid-cities too, but yeah.
You can try doing video using only airplanes cargo and passenger I mean you get all city connections to one big central airport and kind of hub and spokes model airlines dose that's would be awesome I wish I could play this game
"Looks kind of fake" never seen the street map of new york city I suppose? (Or your typical US City) but oh well to each their own the way I see it keep the grid to the higher population density like downtown areas and keep the cury roads to suburbs and lower level shopping centers
The beauty of Cities: Skylines really emerges as the cities grow big, but the challenge is to make the outskirts, suburbs or smaller towns look realistic. The grid system in Skylines and the way buildings spawn encourages a gridded layout. And that can be beautiful too, don't get me wrong. They are two systems, and two ways to look at city building - and we're lucky to have access to both!
That "crash" at 21:30 was unexpected! LOL Well done mate!
It's so hard not to build grids in Cities Skylines, opposite is true for this game.
The curvature is annoying, more updates on the way I'm hoping
I think this is partially to do with the that the AI will build its own roads too..
@@robbleeker4777 "Fun Fact..." If you make all of the streets in and around the city "Player Owned" it will not build any more roads out of them, and will not expand unless you have provided appropriate streets for it to do so.
@@Petq011 it was not a feature before like the straight road mode
The last scene was legit scare me
@@eligustavo8986 huhh such a random reply
Super vidéo, merci beaucoup pour ce contenu vidéoludique de qualité supérieure ! 👏👏👏👏👏
21:34 :D
Love the videos!
enjoyed the music too😀
supercool!
Fascinating Fred!
Could you please share the base with the grids, before the city starts to grow?
I'll do that once I have the time
@@fredbreaks9680 Looking forward to it, let know if anything trivial can be done to help you out.
ow someone made barcelona lol
Thank you for the video! Could you tell me the title of the songs you used in the video?
The reason the creator never responded is because there are several tracks that are included here.
Here are all of the songs as they appear in the video:
1) "This Was Fun" By Gavin Luke
2) "Saddle Up" By Francis Wells
3) "A Delightful Evening" By Francis Wells
4) "Royal Estate" By Francis Wells
5) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse
6) "Drops of Rain" By Cody High
7) "The Prince Portrait" By Francis Wells
8) "Warmest Regards" by EXPERIA
9) "Beyond the Ponds" By Francis Wells
10) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse (Encore of the track)
Take Care!
Anyone know what the music in the video is?
The reason the creator never responded is because there are several tracks that are included here.
Here are all of the songs as they appear in the video:
1) "This Was Fun" By Gavin Luke
2) "Saddle Up" By Francis Wells
3) "A Delightful Evening" By Francis Wells
4) "Royal Estate" By Francis Wells
5) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse
6) "Drops of Rain" By Cody High
7) "The Prince Portrait" By Francis Wells
8) "Warmest Regards" by EXPERIA
9) "Beyond the Ponds" By Francis Wells
10) "Strolling in Style" By Raymond Grouse (Encore of the track)
Take Care!
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Passive: The car got hit and crash by the train in transport fever 2
Active: The train hit and crash the car in transport fever 2
Lol why
And, about the grid looking unnatural... it does... but it's not unrealistic...
Look out the window... or on the internet for certain cities in certain parts of the world that are actually ~90% grids.
There are likely 100% grid-cities too, but yeah.
You can try doing video using only airplanes cargo and passenger I mean you get all city connections to one big central airport and kind of hub and spokes model airlines dose that's would be awesome I wish I could play this game
That sounds fun, I might try something like that!
"Looks kind of fake" never seen the street map of new york city I suppose? (Or your typical US City) but oh well to each their own the way I see it keep the grid to the higher population density like downtown areas and keep the cury roads to suburbs and lower level shopping centers
The beauty of Cities: Skylines really emerges as the cities grow big, but the challenge is to make the outskirts, suburbs or smaller towns look realistic. The grid system in Skylines and the way buildings spawn encourages a gridded layout. And that can be beautiful too, don't get me wrong. They are two systems, and two ways to look at city building - and we're lucky to have access to both!