How can a role-playing game drive change in Izmir's city planning?

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Don't forget to turn on subtitles!
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This video was shot in October 2023. Many thanks to Ekim Tan, Can Güvenir, Merve Bozkurt and Ekin Can Akin for kindly participating in this video.
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[@urbanmobilityexplained]

This video is in Turkish. Don't forget to turn on English subtitles if needed!

[@janetlee6083]

This channel is so underrated! Thank you for your hard work producing high quality content about urbanism and planning.

[@urbanmobilityexplained]

Thanks a lot! It means a lot 🙏 We will keep working hard, that's for sure!

[@dennismader4609]

Very cool video! As a fan of role playing games, thank you for sharing this! I hope my city does something like this!

[@urbanmobilityexplained]

Thanks a lot! Let's bring them Play the City's work 🙌

[@dimrrider9133]

Must be a peace of cake for team Amsterdam

[@omeralpi465]

Ekinim bilir işini

[@ImperatorSomnium]

Turkey is in Asia Minor not in Europe, Turkish is not an European language and I don't understand why you did this

[@urbanmobilityexplained]

Thank you for your comment! At UMX, while our primary focus lies on sustainable urban mobility topics within Europe, we also wish to explore inspirational and educational topics beyond our geographical scope. Our recent coverage of Singapore's car restrictions is a testament to this commitment. Furthermore, we consider it important to cover places related to Horizon Europe (the EU's funding programme for research and innovation) and associated countries like Türkiye.

[@ROJDAEKIMTAN]

Hi thanks for your valuable comment ImperatorSomnium.
Setting [language/geographical] borders to knowledge creation and high quality content sharing might not be productive.

[@mulsenhfk]

Who asked?

[@ZakariaAli-v2w]

Turkish is an indo European language so kinda tripe and kinda Aida