The hospital needs more parking. I live in Luxembourg and we don't have a lot of parking soace, exept for hospitals. Because if you have a broken leg or something you ain't gonna walk.
In Europe, well certainly the UK, stop signs are only used when vision is restricted, the best example would be a building or fence close to the road at a junction, where the vehicle has to "creep out' to get a better view, some of your tight city internal junctions would require a stop sign. If line of sight is good, hen yes, it's usually always a give way sign, and coming to a complete stop isn't necessary.
A lot of stop signs are put down willy nilly, I've seen this in the Netherlands where I'm from, but also France/Germany. Perfect line of sight, low-ish speed zones. Think this might be heavily dependable on how the local government views stop signs.
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hospital is realistic, looks like the one in my city :P but the lack of parking is disturbing.
Your work is nothing short of amazing. I wouldn't want to be bothered with all the tiny detail stuff myself. For example putting street signs and markings down, but to watch your work in your videos is very entertaining.
The hospital could have an underground carpark next to it. European city centres often go in for that, in fact Public squares often have carparks several levels below them. The combination of historical facades and bland modern architecture is spot on.
Around such an old building like that church would already be a lot of buildings, so a hospital would farther out of the city-center so they don’t drive up the cost of the construction. It would still be possible though.
The church looked very typical, and they usually lies at isolated places with a lot of space of nothing around them. Things like office buildings keep their respectful distance.
@@elvenkind6072 Actually, churches are most often surrounded by (old/historic) houses. This makes sense, as many cities were built around churches. However, this also means that you're not likely to find large buildings next to them.
@@crataegon7677 Depends an where you are and whether the country is catholic or protestant. In protestant countries churches don't tend to be so central to everything. They were and, to some extent, still are important, but not to the degree as in many catholic countries. Also, in the Nordics, where Nydal draws a fair bit of inspiration from specifically, churches (even the very old ones) usually have lots of space around them. Often the church (as an institution) owns large plots of land on which their churches are built. And they rarely sell that land. Even in larger cities they usually have some space around them, often in the form of a park, sometimes a cemetery, sometimes a patch of forest. And when there are other buildings very close to them they tend to be more modern specifically because the church used to have much more space around it, which was only more recently built in due to rising cost of land in cities. This also has partly to do with the relatively low population density in Northern Europe, which tends to make our cities less dense too.
11:40 - This looks like a heritage-protected building, where they had to figure a way of making space for roads without leveling "the last surviving guild hall, that also was city hall pro tempore during WW II" (or something). There are lots of oddities like these in (older) european cities :)
@Strictoaster, In a previous video you said you didn't want to zone a couple of areas as parks because you didn't like the aesthetic of the park gates; according to Paradox if you zone an area as a park but don't place a park gate the area will still function as a park, it just won't have the special properties of Park Life parks (i.e. zoning on paths, leveling up, user statistics), but will still increase land value and attract cims like any other park. Also, KingLeno has an invisible park gate in the workshop so you could use that for areas that you want to be parks but don't want to gate off.
Great episode Strict, one detail that caught my eye has been the use of paved roads in your parks. From my experience of Western Europe most parks have dirt or sometimes gravel paths, rarely poured concrete. Also in major cities like this one there are often private parks attached to independently run properties and landmarks (usually the remnants of aristocracies). Would love to see a sculpture garden attached to one of your historic themed buildings( I'd recommend you check out Musée Rodin in Paris for some great ideas), cheers.
Do European hospitals have that little amount of parking? I’ve never noticed. Do you have space to do a parking structure across the street? Or is that enough parking?
Yeah, that's one spot I would think there would be a bunch of parking. More so because when getting in and out of the hospital I can't imagine someone just taking public transport or walking there if they have a problem they need to get there for.
@@strictoaster Maybe try to rotate them a bit more, that might work. Because one of them was pointing straight at the center of the roundabout whereas another was pointing in the direction of traffic (which makes more sense). Regardless, awesome build Strict. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into this for our (and your) entertainment.
@@strictoaster I agree, but then they always have a forecourt though, because different religious ceremonies need to have some kind of dedicated public space as a gathering point for instance
I think a church that big should be in the city centre but where you placed it isn't really realistic so maybe you can place it in the old town of city so the church on Churchill is the newer city church and this older looking church/cathedral is in the historical city centre:)
My thoughts on the church is that it should have its entrance aligned with the avenue going from the historical building and between the school and the park. Since it would have been placed to dominate or interact with important roads or plazas.
Great job! (as always) The way you handle uneven terrain is amazing. Have you thought about incorporating ruins / ancient structures like in Rome, or even huge churches? (not even sure if there's assets for that).
I know you said it's a high school, but the design of the building makes it look more like a university. Combined with the park, chapel, and hospital, and with some of the neighboring buildings being dorms or administrative centers, the whole area looks like a small campus to me, like you have a little med school with a university hospital.
God I just love the city so much! It's so beautiful and comfy, welcoming! do you or anyone in the comments know anyone on the workshop who makes great darker grey roads? Another great video! love this series so much. I actually like the roundabout, it's very minimalistic :)
Please don't stress about the old church and modern hospital being so close together. Churches used to have significant land holdings and as towns grew, it was quite normal for churches to sell off land to municipalities for development, even in modern, settler societies such as Canada and Australia. In fact, many towns and cities have an area (maybe even a suburb) called "Glebe" or "The Glebe" named after the previously ecclesiastically-held land on which it is built ("glebe" meaning church land). In addition, church land often contains new buildings that belong to the Church, such as retirement villages or, as in your city, hospitals run by the Church. I feel that the hospital and church pairing here is very realistic - especially with a high school next door, considering the role of the Catholic Church in particular in education.
This is an extension mod I am making called Move It Tool Extensions (MITE), which will replace Extra Filters and my own Align Rotation. I hope to have it out in the next week!
This is an extension mod I am making called Move It Tool Extensions (MITE), which will replace Extra Filters and my own Align Rotation. I hope to have it out in the next week!
This is an extension mod I am making called Move It Tool Extensions (MITE), which will replace Extra Filters and my own Align Rotation. I hope to have it out in the next week!
The church at the end can be found in the city of Bautzen - just in case you like to see it in real life: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathedral_of_St_Peter,_Bautzen
mmh..I do not know how to make close up in towns look good. it make a odd fog or unclear textures for me. Any help on what mod to use to fix that? cheers! :D
Yeah, but they often are below ground or just a garage on the ground floor. If you imagine the green thing on the power substation to be a pull-up gate, you're set :)
I feel like one thing you could do to improve realism is to make everything a little less perfect. For example one of the umbrellas could be missing on that grill, or in a lineof trees, one could be missing
PLEASE don't repeat the mistakes of city planners all around and plop a big mall... Small cobblestone streets in the old city centre are so much better and more athmospheric. If your weather is really that piss poor that you need indoor shopping, you can built glass roofs over some parts...
Hey so i live in geneva and i think its quite a beautifull city especially if you look at the height differences the closer you get to the hospital maybe you can take some inspiration from that (( ifyou need any) and the geneva in switzerland not america) ^^
@@muhammadhafiz_h4 Corrections: They are part of DeCzaah's French Arrows and Lines Pack (i think) steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1083162158
+Luca Vigorito Dici perché sarebbe tutto fitto? Io cmq purtroppo non sono mai stato a Napoli, non ho esperienza diretta. :/ In ogni caso è buffo trovare un italiano qua :D È un peccato che non ci sia gente valida anche da noi che fa queste cose
Hai-mel hai ragione è una grave mancanza ma alla fine ce ne sono molti di americani/inglesi e altro che giocano questo titolo a questo livello quindi va bene così. In ogni caso tu giochi a cities skylines? Se si come lo giochi? Vanilla o modded?
+Luca Vigorito Nope, al momento no. Giocavo a Simcity 4 parecchi anni fa (modded), e infatti questo canale l'ho trovato in questo modo, cercando video su sc4 in un momento di nostalgia. Poi ho scoperto c:s e sono rimasto senza parole. :D Un giorno forse ci giocherò, al momento non ho tempo da dedicarci. Tu invece?
Great video. But you should be aware of the church orientation for reailism. The altar is supposed to be in the east end. There are currently two churches in your city that are oriented in different directions. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orientation_of_churches
Yeah, you are not the first to comment on the orientation for the church but I'm not really aiming for that level of realism, honestly, I don't even know where "East" is in-game.
@@strictoaster I understand and I like Nydal the way it is. But I think you can find it very easily, where is West and East: in day-night mod you should just look in which direction the shadows "grow". In the afternoon they grow to the east, in the morning to the west. Or use first church as an east-west landmark; it could be simpler, other churches must be orientir that first church. best regards, Viktor
@@viktorlotsan4357 Hahaha is not that easy. I'm constantly changing the latitude and longitude of the city so that the sun hits the buildings in a more pleasing way for the camera :P
I kinda like the effect the hospital has. Mixed architecture just adds more to the realism. Were you thinking about expanding the industrial area sometime soon or is the demand not there for it?
Heya Strictoaster! Inspired by your underwater roads problem I wrote a small guide on how to easy get rid of them. The tldr is 1. select terrain tool and a height above water level, size single. 2. click on the middle of the road / the icon and the notification will be gone without altering the height. you can check out www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/a22kxn/the_magic_of_underwater_roads_submerged_roads/ for a more in depth guide. Thanks for the video!
Yeah, I saw it. Someone sent me a link to your guide but I really don't have an issue with those flooding alerts to be honest, but I'll probably end up getting the "No Problems" mod so that it doesn't annoy some viewers so much :)
I'll say in Spanish, Puedes, con el "Move it" hundir la carretera o "parking" y luego cubrirla con algún edificio o el mismo hospital, Hace tiempo que no hablas en Español, lo echamos de menos
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The hospital needs more parking. I live in Luxembourg and we don't have a lot of parking soace, exept for hospitals. Because if you have a broken leg or something you ain't gonna walk.
nydal is like a dream city for me tbh
yep same
Laura Jansen Yees! But probably won't be able to afford the rent
In Europe, well certainly the UK, stop signs are only used when vision is restricted, the best example would be a building or fence close to the road at a junction, where the vehicle has to "creep out' to get a better view, some of your tight city internal junctions would require a stop sign. If line of sight is good, hen yes, it's usually always a give way sign, and coming to a complete stop isn't necessary.
A lot of stop signs are put down willy nilly, I've seen this in the Netherlands where I'm from, but also France/Germany. Perfect line of sight, low-ish speed zones. Think this might be heavily dependable on how the local government views stop signs.
hospital is realistic, looks like the one in my city :P but the lack of parking is disturbing.
It's realistic, there's never any parking.
@@AdrianTache naah, there are plenty of parking, but no free spaces.
Your work is nothing short of amazing. I wouldn't want to be bothered with all the tiny detail stuff myself. For example putting street signs and markings down, but to watch your work in your videos is very entertaining.
How can I apply for Nydish citizenship?
Nydalish? 😂 Nydalsk (Nydal = New Valley in Norwegian)
A cycling race using all of those hills would be great to watch if this city was real
I love seeing the city fill in. These unique areas are some of my favorites.
The hospital could have an underground carpark next to it. European city centres often go in for that, in fact Public squares often have carparks several levels below them. The combination of historical facades and bland modern architecture is spot on.
Around such an old building like that church would already be a lot of buildings, so a hospital would farther out of the city-center so they don’t drive up the cost of the construction. It would still be possible though.
The church looked very typical, and they usually lies at isolated places with a lot of space of nothing around them. Things like office buildings keep their respectful distance.
@@elvenkind6072 Actually, churches are most often surrounded by (old/historic) houses. This makes sense, as many cities were built around churches. However, this also means that you're not likely to find large buildings next to them.
@@crataegon7677 Depends an where you are and whether the country is catholic or protestant. In protestant countries churches don't tend to be so central to everything. They were and, to some extent, still are important, but not to the degree as in many catholic countries. Also, in the Nordics, where Nydal draws a fair bit of inspiration from specifically, churches (even the very old ones) usually have lots of space around them. Often the church (as an institution) owns large plots of land on which their churches are built. And they rarely sell that land. Even in larger cities they usually have some space around them, often in the form of a park, sometimes a cemetery, sometimes a patch of forest. And when there are other buildings very close to them they tend to be more modern specifically because the church used to have much more space around it, which was only more recently built in due to rising cost of land in cities. This also has partly to do with the relatively low population density in Northern Europe, which tends to make our cities less dense too.
Where I live cities look so different, sort of half European and half American. But never have I seen a series that looks so amazing!
Small tip - churches need to be oriented the same way. The altar needs to point east by convention, so the main entrance typically points west.
The city is coming along so nicely!
The museum could be the former residence of a local hero.
The grill if floating in the air! So nice city, I like it!
Love that roundabout in the end, please keep it!
11:40 - This looks like a heritage-protected building, where they had to figure a way of making space for roads without leveling "the last surviving guild hall, that also was city hall pro tempore during WW II" (or something). There are lots of oddities like these in (older) european cities :)
@Strictoaster, In a previous video you said you didn't want to zone a couple of areas as parks because you didn't like the aesthetic of the park gates; according to Paradox if you zone an area as a park but don't place a park gate the area will still function as a park, it just won't have the special properties of Park Life parks (i.e. zoning on paths, leveling up, user statistics), but will still increase land value and attract cims like any other park. Also, KingLeno has an invisible park gate in the workshop so you could use that for areas that you want to be parks but don't want to gate off.
That park on the thumbmail looks amazing. The entire town is starting to look like a town (because its getting bigger). I would like more videos.
More videos are a-coming!
The church and the shool building look like a monastery together.
There are planters on top of the hospital that you should plant some bushes in.
This cities skylines series is my favourite one.
One of the best episodes yet. really good job :) keep it up
Great episode Strict, one detail that caught my eye has been the use of paved roads in your parks. From my experience of Western Europe most parks have dirt or sometimes gravel paths, rarely poured concrete. Also in major cities like this one there are often private parks attached to independently run properties and landmarks (usually the remnants of aristocracies). Would love to see a sculpture garden attached to one of your historic themed buildings( I'd recommend you check out Musée Rodin in Paris for some great ideas), cheers.
Thanks for all the inspiration and relaxing videos you create for us!
Do European hospitals have that little amount of parking? I’ve never noticed. Do you have space to do a parking structure across the street? Or is that enough parking?
A true european would use their bicycle
Yeah, that's one spot I would think there would be a bunch of parking. More so because when getting in and out of the hospital I can't imagine someone just taking public transport or walking there if they have a problem they need to get there for.
At least in Finland the largest hospitals have parking garages.
Yeah, that size hospital would for sure have some sort of parking garage or lot attached, one thing I kept thinking about while watching.
Most people going to the hospital can still walk
Usually, the palaces have big french style garden.. You may put some garden behind the palace.
with the high school, church, and hospital is such close proximity, there should be a large parking garage or parking lot close by as well.
Oh my gosh, I'm in love with this town.
You should replace the arrows on the roundabout with more curved arrows; they're too square.
I used the only arrows that I had at hand.
@@strictoaster Maybe try to rotate them a bit more, that might work. Because one of them was pointing straight at the center of the roundabout whereas another was pointing in the direction of traffic (which makes more sense). Regardless, awesome build Strict. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into this for our (and your) entertainment.
I wish the church was facing the park. I’ve seen that in many European churches like the Duomo in Milan.
The "front" of the asset was actually the side if I'm not mistaken. Not all churches have their entrance in the front.
@@strictoaster I agree, but then they always have a forecourt though, because different religious ceremonies need to have some kind of dedicated public space as a gathering point for instance
Those details
For some reason your voice is relaxing and always pus me to sleep lol
I think a church that big should be in the city centre but where you placed it isn't really realistic so maybe you can place it in the old town of city so the church on Churchill is the newer city church and this older looking church/cathedral is in the historical city centre:)
My thoughts on the church is that it should have its entrance aligned with the avenue going from the historical building and between the school and the park. Since it would have been placed to dominate or interact with important roads or plazas.
I like the weird roundabout it looks like something you would see in a ‘TOP 10 worse roundabouts’
That little area next to the church would be a great place for a graveyard!
Love the gameplay - commentary video's!
Great job! (as always) The way you handle uneven terrain is amazing. Have you thought about incorporating ruins / ancient structures like in Rome, or even huge churches? (not even sure if there's assets for that).
...obviously commented too soon. A church has been added! LOL.
@@thegeb75 lol
I know you said it's a high school, but the design of the building makes it look more like a university. Combined with the park, chapel, and hospital, and with some of the neighboring buildings being dorms or administrative centers, the whole area looks like a small campus to me, like you have a little med school with a university hospital.
Great Job !!🙂
God I just love the city so much! It's so beautiful and comfy, welcoming! do you or anyone in the comments know anyone on the workshop who makes great darker grey roads?
Another great video! love this series so much. I actually like the roundabout, it's very minimalistic :)
Please don't stress about the old church and modern hospital being so close together. Churches used to have significant land holdings and as towns grew, it was quite normal for churches to sell off land to municipalities for development, even in modern, settler societies such as Canada and Australia. In fact, many towns and cities have an area (maybe even a suburb) called "Glebe" or "The Glebe" named after the previously ecclesiastically-held land on which it is built ("glebe" meaning church land).
In addition, church land often contains new buildings that belong to the Church, such as retirement villages or, as in your city, hospitals run by the Church. I feel that the hospital and church pairing here is very realistic - especially with a high school next door, considering the role of the Catholic Church in particular in education.
you're a .... genius!!! man, amazing city building work! :)
Hello Strict, What happend to your Move it mod menu at 6:10? It looks so different than mine!
Glad someone else noticed. I checked the mod list linked on the description and nothing, it's the same Move It mod. 🤔
This is an extension mod I am making called Move It Tool Extensions (MITE), which will replace Extra Filters and my own Align Rotation. I hope to have it out in the next week!
Quboid,
thanks for the answer. Now I know why it looked this way.
You might want to replace the large conifers in the middle of the road - heavy goods vehicles just hits them.
I love the new roundabout style you should keep it
Just keep that little roundabout. It's a very european thing to have extremely small roundabouts! :)
Incredible :)
I love this series! and I finally realised what your voice reminds me of, bojack horseman with an accent lmao
The hospital needs an entrance to an underground parking garage! :)
Are there any building packs made for non-grid road layouts? Even with Move It the clipping of houses still looks irritating.
Great as always! But I couldn't stop noticing that different Move It options. Is this a different version of some sort?
This is an extension mod I am making called Move It Tool Extensions (MITE), which will replace Extra Filters and my own Align Rotation. I hope to have it out in the next week!
@@Quboid nice! Thank you for your work and reply! I thought for a second if that wasn't extra filters but it didn't seem so 😅
Have a nice day!
I was going to reply that I'm not allowed to talk about that but Quboid beat me to it :P
Quboid is it out yet?
Just realized how tall clocktower is. In this city, everyone must be on time xD
You playing with a new version of "Move it"? Seeing some selection options which I don't see in the official mod. Or is that an additional mod?
This is an extension mod I am making called Move It Tool Extensions (MITE), which will replace Extra Filters and my own Align Rotation. I hope to have it out in the next week!
The church at the end can be found in the city of Bautzen - just in case you like to see it in real life: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cathedral_of_St_Peter,_Bautzen
Great episode again! One question though: what is that dark building near the upper-left corner at 0:12 ?
That's just an office building in an undetailed area of the city.
+Strictoaster Oh, all right then. I thought it was some secret project for a future episode. :P
It would be cool if you made a power plant kind of hidden away from the city behind the mountains. Would be realistic and also could power the city!
mmh..I do not know how to make close up in towns look good. it make a odd fog or unclear textures for me. Any help on what mod to use to fix that? cheers! :D
That depends on the graphic settings your computer can handle (mine are set to max) as well as the assets you pick from the workshop.
Oh thanks you! i fully did not even see the Depth of field type i did have on and that did fix it. Thanks so much. =)
Nice video dude... amazing skills
Think about it next to your church there was a monastery that was renovated into something else.
What is the mod he is using a 2:09 ? How to fill that empty grass space with concrete pavement etc etc
Make a university district ,that no one never seen before in city skylines.beautiful and nice on the top of the hill plz.
That church feels kind of out of place, at the bottom of a hill with no housing (for now) around it. It's almost like it's next to a traffic square
Hospitals usually have special entrance for emergency vehicles
Yeah, but they often are below ground or just a garage on the ground floor. If you imagine the green thing on the power substation to be a pull-up gate, you're set :)
I feel like one thing you could do to improve realism is to make everything a little less perfect. For example one of the umbrellas could be missing on that grill, or in a lineof trees, one could be missing
Ohh man.. you don't want to toy with people's OCD's, it could backfire badly :P
@@strictoaster Haha! True
@@strictoaster LOL!
You should do a survey of where your viewers come from!
It would be really interesting.
UA-cam gives me that information in the form of Analytics :P
@@strictoaster Oh ok.
But I think it would be interesting for the viewers (like me).
I think the city needs some sort of big shopping centre or shopping street like the most european cities do.
PLEASE don't repeat the mistakes of city planners all around and plop a big mall... Small cobblestone streets in the old city centre are so much better and more athmospheric. If your weather is really that piss poor that you need indoor shopping, you can built glass roofs over some parts...
Can you include some of the Vanilla european buildings?
More parking lots for the hospital, think I would be more realistic. Expand the platform with the parkings on.
Hey so i live in geneva and i think its quite a beautifull city especially if you look at the height differences the closer you get to the hospital maybe you can take some inspiration from that (( ifyou need any) and the geneva in switzerland not america) ^^
why is your surface painter mosaic??
Surface Painter uses whatever textures your map theme comes with.
does anyone know where fluxtrance has been?
Idk how to lower objects underground using move it, they just flicker and stay above ground :(
What are those decals at 1:32?
I think those are Ronyx's French road decals
@@theamazingwhaleshark4478 wait Ronyx has a French roads stuff? Can I get a link because I searched through his workshop and found nothing
Those are part of some UK decals/signs package. There's tons of them in the workshop.
@@muhammadhafiz_h4 Corrections: They are part of DeCzaah's French Arrows and Lines Pack (i think)
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1083162158
Are you gonna make a port in the future?
Yup
Cool
You should try to make Naples or an Italian inspired city, I think it could be a good challenge for you, you are so good
Compatriota? :D
Hai-mel ahaha si sarebbe bello fare Napoli su cs ma immaginati a fare i quartieri spagnoli
+Luca Vigorito Dici perché sarebbe tutto fitto? Io cmq purtroppo non sono mai stato a Napoli, non ho esperienza diretta. :/ In ogni caso è buffo trovare un italiano qua :D È un peccato che non ci sia gente valida anche da noi che fa queste cose
Hai-mel hai ragione è una grave mancanza ma alla fine ce ne sono molti di americani/inglesi e altro che giocano questo titolo a questo livello quindi va bene così. In ogni caso tu giochi a cities skylines? Se si come lo giochi? Vanilla o modded?
+Luca Vigorito Nope, al momento no. Giocavo a Simcity 4 parecchi anni fa (modded), e infatti questo canale l'ho trovato in questo modo, cercando video su sc4 in un momento di nostalgia. Poi ho scoperto c:s e sono rimasto senza parole. :D Un giorno forse ci giocherò, al momento non ho tempo da dedicarci. Tu invece?
i don't really know anything about highways but it seems strange to me that a highway would build this interchange just for a gas station
Who said it was "just" for a gas station?
Stric you should give a try to PARKITECT! It is a new game similar to the first 2 roller coaster tycoon
Already have: ua-cam.com/video/8eu8DhV3kyw/v-deo.html
10/10 would live here if they didn't ban memes
Shouldn't a hospital that big have significantly more parking?
Please can you build a run down social housing estate somewhere in the city!
Hey, can i play with your city from your last save?
Great video. But you should be aware of the church orientation for reailism. The altar is supposed to be in the east end. There are currently two churches in your city that are oriented in different directions. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orientation_of_churches
Yeah, you are not the first to comment on the orientation for the church but I'm not really aiming for that level of realism, honestly, I don't even know where "East" is in-game.
@@strictoaster I understand and I like Nydal the way it is. But I think you can find it very easily, where is West and East: in day-night mod you should just look in which direction the shadows "grow". In the afternoon they grow to the east, in the morning to the west. Or use first church as an east-west landmark; it could be simpler, other churches must be orientir that first church.
best regards, Viktor
@@viktorlotsan4357 Hahaha is not that easy. I'm constantly changing the latitude and longitude of the city so that the sun hits the buildings in a more pleasing way for the camera :P
@@strictoaster okey, Then first church as a constant landmark for the city :)
I would like to live in Nydal :c
+Kim Kardashian Un Well, that escalated quickly
Great! I'll send you a link soon so you can make your down-payment ;)
@@strictoaster Ok I'll be waiting
@@_blank-_ If he were talking to you he would tag you
Please section off a part of the city and make a old university!!
Build an airport near the sea of on one of the mountains
Are you gonna make a Christmas themed episode?... please!
I kinda like the effect the hospital has. Mixed architecture just adds more to the realism. Were you thinking about expanding the industrial area sometime soon or is the demand not there for it?
The contrast is good. Also use procedural objects to remove or block the 'hospital' sign.
Need more color like flowers
Why is there one dislike? Who did it?
i want to go to there
What’s the theme of Nydal?. I apologise for being very stupid as I am new to your channel.
8:32
Heya Strictoaster! Inspired by your underwater roads problem I wrote a small guide on how to easy get rid of them. The tldr is 1. select terrain tool and a height above water level, size single. 2. click on the middle of the road / the icon and the notification will be gone without altering the height.
you can check out www.reddit.com/r/CitiesSkylines/comments/a22kxn/the_magic_of_underwater_roads_submerged_roads/ for a more in depth guide.
Thanks for the video!
Yeah, I saw it. Someone sent me a link to your guide but I really don't have an issue with those flooding alerts to be honest, but I'll probably end up getting the "No Problems" mod so that it doesn't annoy some viewers so much :)
Fair enough. Thanks for the reply, looking forward to your next video.
I'll say in Spanish,
Puedes, con el "Move it" hundir la carretera o "parking" y luego cubrirla con algún edificio o el mismo hospital, Hace tiempo que no hablas en Español, lo echamos de menos
I would love it if your episodes lasted about 25-30 minutes
Very meticulous
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