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It should be possible. The medieval core is medium density, that means you earn a lot of taxes and need fewer infrastructure in the beginning. Outlaying villages can fulfill your low density residential demand. Once you earn money you expand outwards bit by bit and purchase tiles. So it should actually work really well. The only issue is that you need the move it mod to fill weird angled corners in the medieval oldtown because CS2 still uses a grid system.

@erKrieger1 what about industrial area? When I start out and get people filling in, the industrial demand, i don't have that map tile where i want it to go.

Oh that is a tough question. Industrial areas are one of my weak points in my knowledge. Try and zone small 2*2 2*3 and 3*3 lots and buffer it with commercial in the beginning. Also spread it around your village. That should disperse pollution enough to not get complaints. Check out the official cities skylines 2 accounts. They had a video for Japanese cities uploaded yesterday or 2 days ago. Japanese cities also have very mixed zoning including industry. In this video people commented Tips on how to have industry close to residential.

I'll have a look. Thanks for your research and your insights. Subbed!!!

I did in CS1! Check out the end card of this video. But I do indeed plan to do the same for CS2 ☺️

@ yes pls 🥳

Oh man, @donoteat01 is the GOAT! Loved his historical series. Though I won't go full historical btw. The city will be set in current times.

Yaaaa parquesol 😃😃

Ah damn, that is correct! I did check wind direction on the map but forgot in which direction it actually went. Gotta double check that once I fire up the game. Let me pin that info though. Thanks!

good info since I'm in America and wind goes whichever way it feels like, yes mainly west to east but that's just on normal days, some days its from the south, some days it's from the north then on crazy days it comes from the east LOL

@br9931 lol We have a thriving industrial industry

Oh, I didn't know that. Thank you for the info! The aerial foto I looked at showed a few rivers so I thought they were important.

I made a little mistake, the distance to River Po is 35 km, anyway, the rivers were important to feed the canals. Unfortunately the Cerchia dei Navigli was buried in the 1935 period, but after 100 years maybe they are coming back

Koblenz traffic is something, isn't it? 😂

Yes, I am.

I used 2 or 3 of those, the rest are all real photographs or paintings. But I kind of agree with you and might not use any in the next videos. Something about them always looks off even though I did some very specific prompt engineering to have them blend in better.

Thank you so much!

need to boost those views, fantastic video!

probably becuase the video isnt even a week old

@thatcadendude yeah i realized after i posted it it was an hour old but honestly my point still stands, crazy high quality video

Thank you!

it might be because the video is only a day old, idk could be smth else

This intersection alone took hours to detail and I reworked it multiple times. That's why ^^ Thanks for the compliment!

Graphic mods: ua-cam.com/video/K74Sa1RD7dA/v-deo.html Train station: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=626607549&searchtext= brick retaining walls: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2173161395&searchtext=brick+retaining Enjoy :)

Pretty sure you mean "Europa 1400 The Guild" series of games? There is at least part 2 and 3 out as far as I know.

@@erKrieger1 Bro!! That is the one! OMG! I played it as a kid like 30 years ago and i couldnt remember the name of the game! Its one of my favorite! Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

Your description was pretty good and I used to play it as well. I was just confused by the part of the name you gave. But after googling I figured out that the English name was indeed the one you remembered in parts!

@@erKrieger1 my english isnt the best and i couldnt remember more then Europe but i remembered the gameplay! Best game of my life back in days... im so installing it now and playing it again. Thank you sooo much ive been searching it for past few years and had nobody to ask about it 😀

Thank you! Here is my guide. Nowadays there are better replacements though for most of these mods. But as far as I know the old ones don't break the game, so feel free to still use them. ua-cam.com/video/K74Sa1RD7dA/v-deo.html

@@erKrieger1 thank you very much!

The selected clip was bad, but trust me in-game unmodded it fixed the issue. It separates through traffic from warehouse traffic. Also with several DLCs there are turn lane roads which can even further improve this.

The thumbnail shows a European smalltown, a river and a train. Everything of that is the focus of this video. But now looking at the thumbnail I can see why some people might have the association to heavily modded CS1, which I also do on this channel. Let me see if I can do a better thumbnail. Thanks for the feedback. I still hope you enjoyed the video.

@@erKrieger1 Sorry if my comment was a bit rude and harsh but I'm still hurt over how CO fckd us over with CS2. I genuinely believed it's gonna be the next best thing and I was really let down. So I avoid CS2 content until modders fix the game. (Because CO won't, I bet)

@@bajszosjozsef4850 I can understand that frustration for sure. And as I said, I didn't consider that the thumbnail might confuse people, especially viewers interested in heavily modded playthroughs. No offense taken my friend!

Great Ideas and very close to real life naming convention as well. And the spa town is such a good idea and I already have a name for that haha.

@@erKrieger1 "Bad Gooderbeeg"

It is called "Waterway Pass".

Thank you! It was so much fun to finally record again. As for your question: they really improved performance a lot and with my mid level PC I can run the game on high settings nowadays. I think the cinematic mode has issues and drops frames. Because the rest of the video looks smooth, so it can't be the recording software either. Hope that helps!

@@erKrieger1That was the least interesting question, but maybe time to reinstall and try it out again. :) What about the train track positioning? Am I wrong when saying they are usually dug down instead of going above? (in densely populated areas I mean)

@@unconnectedbedna I missed that question, sorry. So afaik it depends on what was first. In dense areas I can see train tracks being sunken due to noise. Then of course roads would go above if they were built later. However I have seen both tunnels as well as bridges crossing train tracks in less dense areas or even in the middle of fields. I guess it really depends on the surrounding terrain and buildings.

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Why is that?