I like taking inspiration from people that are this good at the game and implementing it into the regular cities, the ideas and way people build is amazing.
That white contour line is sea level. There are now tides in the game, so the water raises and falls simulating the tides. Everything you have that is between the visible water line and that white contour line can flood. Love your builds by the way.
Also there is a similar white line very high in altitude and I think that one is the permanent snow line. Any mountains higher than that one is always snow covered.
I love how you build more realistic towns and cities compared to many others. I especially like this one as it reminds me of my hometown here in Norway tho no waterfront or river. The land/map it self is klnda similar to where I live which is Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Fantastic! I've run into the same issue with the medical clinic resupply. While i'm not aware of any fixes, i know it will still operate nominally (85-90%) until the game figures it out. May take a few months (game-time). Thank you again!
you can put your power lines in the ground by clinking down the Elevation. It works the same as building an underground road. The page down and up keys allow you to change the elevation
Great build, I like it ! 😁 Don't worry about the Clinic it takes some time to get the supplies it needs. As soon as your Industrie is up and running, it will deliver the supplies.
I love your content! Not sure if you're after town/settlement names yet but ever since you said breakwater, it's stuck with me as a cool name idea. I can't wait to see how it progresses more
if you dont have industry to make pharmaceuticals for your clinic yourself yet, it will be delivered from an outer connection but on a scooter, which goes 40 kmh i think, so it might take a while.
I'm going to dislike every single content creator who works with CS2 from now on. Stop enabling that crappy company. They aren't doing anything even with all that constructive feedback from their biggest fans. Switch back to CS1 or play another game please. CS2 is dead. They might make it right in a year or two, but this game is a failure.
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I like taking inspiration from people that are this good at the game and implementing it into the regular cities, the ideas and way people build is amazing.
That white contour line is sea level. There are now tides in the game, so the water raises and falls simulating the tides. Everything you have that is between the visible water line and that white contour line can flood. Love your builds by the way.
Thanks for the info, I had no idea. Will definitely keep that in mind for the future.
Also there is a similar white line very high in altitude and I think that one is the permanent snow line. Any mountains higher than that one is always snow covered.
I love how you build more realistic towns and cities compared to many others. I especially like this one as it reminds me of my hometown here in Norway tho no waterfront or river. The land/map it self is klnda similar to where I live which is Oslo, the capital city of Norway.
Fantastic!
I've run into the same issue with the medical clinic resupply. While i'm not aware of any fixes, i know it will still operate nominally (85-90%) until the game figures it out. May take a few months (game-time).
Thank you again!
Hey Sanctum, main powerlines are normally not following roads but go as straight as possible to keep the costs low.
you can put your power lines in the ground by clinking down the Elevation. It works the same as building an underground road. The page down and up keys allow you to change the elevation
You are a stunning CS creator. Really enjoying your content.
lol the town looks tiny when you clicked the nuclear power plant hahah
Great build, I like it ! 😁 Don't worry about the Clinic it takes some time to get the supplies it needs. As soon as your Industrie is up and running, it will deliver the supplies.
I love your content! Not sure if you're after town/settlement names yet but ever since you said breakwater, it's stuck with me as a cool name idea. I can't wait to see how it progresses more
if you dont have industry to make pharmaceuticals for your clinic yourself yet, it will be delivered from an outer connection but on a scooter, which goes 40 kmh i think, so it might take a while.
17:43 try making the water a bit deeper near the 2nd harbor connection
GREAT!! 美しい都市が出来るのを楽しみにしています！
Great attention to detail considering that you're mostly sticking to vanilla tools!
25:52 maybe because the entrance is right at a node? idk about CS2 but that was a bug in CS1
It was the reason! Thank you so much!!
ty for the content ❤
you can delete the smoke stack from the asset
Дякую за відео 👍
amazing
Thanks
is this custom map? or vanilla map?
Put more trees....,superrealistic....
I thought that accent sounded familiar! lol
What's better overall ... cs1 or cs2 ?
Just one more tree
First! Also I love your city building its fucking awesome!
This save file was made with unlimited money?
Yes it was.
I'm going to dislike every single content creator who works with CS2 from now on. Stop enabling that crappy company. They aren't doing anything even with all that constructive feedback from their biggest fans. Switch back to CS1 or play another game please. CS2 is dead. They might make it right in a year or two, but this game is a failure.
you should dislike then go away. the man can play anything he wants to play. no one forces you to be here. just move along and do better
Hmmmm....He has over sixty thousand subscribers, so I don't think that will make much of a difference. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
@@testdriver3146 It's still a failure of a game and CS1 is far better still, too.