Why do people think tunnels are cheating? I love tunnels, because it keeps above ground looking better. And I love the tunnel that pops out and then go back unground. It reminds me of this trains I would ride as a kid. Always going in and out of tunnels on the journey. Coolest shit ever to see if done correctly.
I don't mind tunnels either but I think they are frowned upon by those trying to create realistic cities. I think their cost in real life is much higher than that of a bridge and as such they wouldn't be built as often.
Hi jester👋, you’re content just gets better and better, your so good that you deserve much more subscribers and likes on your vids! Keep the great content up and keep making a beautiful city without moods!
It's never ending Henk8118 ... it's a serious problem in the city! My fire budget is well above all my other emergency services! I'm glad you liked the video - welcome to the channel :)
Dude this is a really good series and a very realistic city. Congrats! But you need to discover the "Move it mode" asap😊 (esp. for railways that you could not connect and for the bridge supports)
hey tamer üçer - thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment, welcome to the channel! There are a few mods I wish I could incorporate and Move It is definitely one of them! Unfortunately I'm trying to stick to no mods at all for this play through ... maybe next time or maybe they'll include it in Cities: Skylines 2! :)
I wish you could share only the Map + Road layout only for us to use, I gotta admit that i love plopping things into place but too lazy to think a proper road layout for my city 😂
haha, I know how it is Singgih! I went through a few iterations of the current layout before I settled on what we have now. I have the city available in the Steam workshop as of episode 15 if you're on PC (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386). There might be a delete all building mod out there you could use to have just the road layout ... I'm not sure though. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, welcome to the channel!
Good luck Lemon! I may have gone a little overboard with these lines but it was an interesting exercise to get it all to work out. Next time will be a little bit more simple :)
I'm not fans of tight switching train cuz its will slow down the train a lot. And I'm will try avoid more switch nearby train station cuz that thing will jam real quickly from regional track. Other than that, I really like how you layout track from regional to industrial inland cargo to reduce truck. Mine only have 1 that serve 3 industrial zone and then 1 cargo hub harbour acts as import my oil industry and I'm kinda surfer with traffic around 80%
Hi Zai Han, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment - welcome to the channel! I appreciate you taking the time to leave some feedback. You've brought up a few good points about the design that I've chosen. Most of the switches I've put in aren't too bad they mostly slow down when there's another train on the track that they're joining. I'm thinking of putting in the tunnel that I had originally suggested to connect the cargo terminal to the left regional track. The current setup will work but I worry that in the future it will cause some issues. Trains will back up not only because of the switch close to the terminal but also trains waiting to go though the metro-monorail-train hub as we saw in the video. Your city sounds awesome - 80% traffic is impressive!
@@jester.Gaming Thanks man! really like how your cargo train work. I never knew you can built more of them to reduce truck traffic. You just give me an idea. Subs you right away
That's good to hear Zai Han! If you were to put only one cargo train in your city ... especially it it was a big city your terminal would be incredibly busy! Thank you for the subscription :)
Thanks Pepsimies, I appreciate the support! It's working out relatively well at the moment. I'm not 100% happy with the truck traffic that the cargo train terminal is creating but the trains are running smoothly! Welcome to the channel :)
I like the thought process behind what you're trying to do, but since you know about imperatur's channel, I would have expected more from you. With as much room as you have, you could have used the slope tool to keep all rail on the ground. No rail tunnels are ever needed unless you're going through a mountain or hill. Or, perhaps you want to tunnel under the city in an appropriate way (again, making it at least LOOK like you're going into a hill). Your other content is amazing and I expected more from this one. Also, the freight setup is not optimal. You should split stations. For every external rail connection, you should have one freight station. So if your rail line goes to one end of the map to the other, that would be two. Then, you can have a transfer point from the external line to the local line. This way to eliminate train backups and empty trains from the region. Still gave you a thumbs up though!
Thanks Josh, I appreciate the feedback. Admittedly sometimes I go for the easy route to get an episode finished rather than what might be more realistic. I also feel like I am not the most creative or artistic person ... I'm amazed at what some of the other content creators come up with and don't feel like I'm quite at that level haha. Rather than train traffic I would have truck traffic to transfer between internal and external lines instead though right? Assuming the stations were close together it might not be too bad though
@@jester.Gaming you're correct! Trucks would do the transferring. Also, check if there's a water connection to the region. That would be an additional station. I actually think you're quite creative with your designs. I think anyway. Try it out and see what happens!!
18:12 'this might not make sense....' I used to be a professional Chef but now i'm in Retraining to be a Dispatcher (what a Change eh?) at 'Deutsche Bahn'. That's the Railway Company running all the Train Traffic in Germany. What you're building there makes Sense that's for sure. The only Thing that wouldn't work in RL are your Overpasses. Trains can go up a 6% Pitch max. (Branch Lines) and only 2,5% on the Main Lines due to Safety Regulations. Problem is Trains are too heavy to go up the Tracks and they would need a huge amount of Energy/Fuel to do that. It's just not efficient. But that's a Thing you don't need to bother about. ;) The Tracks you've made look pretty realistic and would totally work. Edit: Check out the UA-camr 'Imperatur'. He is showing quite awesome Stuff on his Channel.
48:14 you've built two Bridges for your Train Tracks there. In Real Life they would only build one and connect/separate the Train Lines on both Sides. 😉
That's quite a change DeKay and some really awesome information - thank you for taking the time to share! I'm glad you approve of the tracks ... for the most part :D I wish I could do a little more fine tuning to make them a bit better but I am somewhat limited by what the game will allow me to do. Some of the slopes that the game lets you put in are totally crazy. Even pedestrian pathways and metro line slopes get very steep.
@@jester.Gaming Ah, it's totally fine. It is a Game after all and you're doing great. Your City looks beautiful and it's working fine. :) The Game does Things on it's own so there's not much you can do. Maybe you can make overpasses by editing the Terrain? Streets and Railways can be lifted Step by Step by creating gentle Slopes or am i mistaken? Maybe worth a Try. Well the Game drives the Trains nonetheless across your Bridges and Pedestrians take any Slope regardless of how steep it may be. ;)
@@jester.Gaming The twin Bridges look definitely cooler. Just leave them be. :) You can't build single Track-Railways anyways. No Worries about how Things would be or look in RL. You know, Trains go in 'Block Sections' -divided via Signals. A Train enters a Block - Signal goes red. Train leaves that Block -Signal switches to green and the next Train can follow. The freaking Game just pumps out the Trains and let's them go everywhere. :D The same with Roads. It's fine.
I had a train nightmare recently in my city. I got hit with train spam and had switch tracks crossing each other in the regional network outside my city limits that had incoming trains blocking outbound trains from leaving, leading to a full gridlock on my rails. Seeing this gives me some ideas on how I can rework my train lines in the future to keep the trains in my zone of control at least, moving. Be careful in your city of those 2 way tracks with trains crossing each other's paths going opposite ways, you could have the same thing happen at some point. For my train nightmare, the solution was to replace all 2 way track switch tracks with 1 way tracks and have the crossovers happen on either an overpass or underpass/tunnel to stop the trains from getting in each other's way and preventing any train from moving. Luckily by the time that happened, 1 of the regional line intersections, I was able to fix it up so inbound and outbound trains don't block each other in an impasse, but sadly there's still a T intersection between 2 regional lines far outside my city limits I have no control over which is still at risk of jamming everything up.
This is my fear. I was really hesitant to make anything too elaborate for that very reason ... I've seen a few videos where train networks fail as the volume of cars increases. I have no idea how these lines will work long term but if/when they do you've given some great advice, thank you Jason!
@@jester.Gaming If you have a discord or something we could connect on, I'd be happy to post some screenshots of my rail interchanges that solve the trains crossing each other's paths issue if you'd like.
Hi, very enjoyable and interesting to watch and learn 2 comments 1. at about 30:00 when you are trying to do the overhead, some time as with roads and pedestrians you can start from the centre and work out ie select rail lines, press arrow up to have your overhead lines and start near those middle lines and then click to the space you cant to go, this will do a small high/bridge, then you can click on end and arrow down to drop slope and join up to land level rail - i use it often with roads in say hilly areas or tight areas where is will not snap in 2. What i have done recently is if the map has 2 rail way lines as outside connections eg North and south or East and west, i use one lines entry point and use that for freight train line , and often i use the other outside connection and make one multi station or 2 single station next to each other, the first is the inter city the other one is the starting point for the rail network inside the city - sims will have to walk from one to the other, if you use a multi station not a problem if you use 2 basic single stations you can place them either side of a single road or one in front of the other - then sims will happily walk The main issue is not to cross connect the commercial and the passenger lines - the commercial will happily run as it is, the passenger lien will not share the line with commercial and all other stations will not suffer out of city congestion ( i do turn the option button of ) but this will never happen as you r inner city lines do not physically connect to the outside other than the original first station that does not branch into the internal network Regards George.
Hello George, apologies for the late reply. Thank you for leave such a detailed comment! Those are both some very helpful tips. It might be too late at this point to separate the commercial and passenger train traffic but I think that will be something that I would implement in our next city. At the moment everything is running relatively smoothly but I can imagine that it might be a problem at some point. Welcome to the channel!
Hey LegoFreak, welcome to the channel! Thanks for taking the time to leave a few comments and some feedback - I appreciate you taking the time to do so! I think I need to go back and adjust some of the ramps closer to the transportation hub ... I'm pretty sure we've got enough room to make some of them a bit more gradual
haha, that's a good observation LegoFreak - you caught me on that one! You're totally right ... there are 2 tracks per line that I put down for a total of 10. I never even thought about it :D
Hey TTW! I was aiming for something similar to a trainyard in appearance rather than something completely efficient... and it's working for the most part! :) Thanks for leaving a comment!
Hey Shubham gamer, thanks for leaving another comment! I do watch a few of his videos - he is a very talented player. It's very kind of you to put me on the same level as him but I think I still have a ways to go! :)
Do you use any mods or DLC? Im new to the game but I dont seem to have the industry and train options you have. Like the options bar at the bottom has a trashcan instead of a factory building like you have.
Hey Louis Cataisson - sorry for the late response. I have no mods installed but all of the DLC expansions at the moment. If you're on console it may look a little bit different as well. I hope this helps!
honestly I'm learning things about this game everyday, and am constantly learning how bad I'm making my cities, for example: - 6 lane suburban areas - two-way roundabouts - no idea what offices districts do - how to make buildings level-ish without spending $1,000,000 (terrain wise) and so much more.
hey Mr. Red-Hat - welcome to the channel! It takes a little while to get used to and this is far from my first city. There are lots of other way more talented Cities: Skylines players out there but you don't have to be a city designer to be able to play the game so I get by alright I think :D
@@jester.Gaming Actually, I am not allowed to have a say: I haven't installed Cities Skylines and I'm just trying to make logical conclusions :-) In addition, English is not my mother tongue, so some comments will probably come across as a bit strange *grin*
Of course you're allowed to have a say - everyone is welcome! I'm definitely not an expert... I have absolutely no formal training in anything related to city design or making games. Your English is really good and I appreciate you taking the time to leave some comments while watching the video!
Hey Ikaro Breny! It's pretty good for the most part. Once and a while there may be a train waiting at the cargo station for another to unload but that doesn't usually take too long. I think the main reason why there isn't too many issues is that there is a dedicated rail line for each of the main buildings.
Hey Aqid, welcome to the channel! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Are you looking for the saved game specifically to check out the train network? I released a saved game as of episode 15 (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386) - it's a little bit behind of where we are now but the majority of the city is in that save file.
@@jester.Gaming amazing love this, yes was looking for the train network. Will wait for once you upload that. Been stuck on building a functional network and have always loved your take on these. Your upgraded clover leaf with the tunnels is my go to now !
Thanks Aquid, I'm glad you're enjoying the series! I'm not exactly sure when I will upload the city again... Maybe in the next few episodes once I've made some more additions since it isn't too much different from what was already there in episode 15 when I originally uploaded. I will announce it in the episode next time I upload to the Steam workshop!
Hey Shubbham - it's definitely on my list! I'm thinking we should wait until we unlock the Metropolitan Airport from the Megalopolis milestone though. I'm planning on putting it in the area near the ocean. Thanks for checking out another video! :)
Hey Ralf, welcome to the channel! I've gotten a few comments about them not being very realistic. I try not to worry about it but I like to try and keep it realistic but not too much ... it is only a game after all! :)
@@jester.Gaming the tunnels you have can be found quite frequently in some British and European cities. I wouldn't worry about the comments saying they're unrealistic because from what I've seen they're not too out of the ordinary
That's a good point! I think if I have no other choice the tunnels aren't too unrealistic. There are a decent amount of tunnels here too. Thanks for the comment DyerLn!
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Why do people think tunnels are cheating? I love tunnels, because it keeps above ground looking better. And I love the tunnel that pops out and then go back unground. It reminds me of this trains I would ride as a kid. Always going in and out of tunnels on the journey. Coolest shit ever to see if done correctly.
I don't mind tunnels either but I think they are frowned upon by those trying to create realistic cities. I think their cost in real life is much higher than that of a bridge and as such they wouldn't be built as often.
With rail, they look terrible.
Hi jester👋, you’re content just gets better and better, your so good that you deserve much more subscribers and likes on your vids! Keep the great content up and keep making a beautiful city without moods!
Thanks Epic Watermelon!!! - good to see you back for another episode! Thanks for the support!
57:39 Shit's on fire, yo. Nice video though! Think for my next city ill focus more on trains. Great way to reduce truck traffic.
It's never ending Henk8118 ... it's a serious problem in the city! My fire budget is well above all my other emergency services! I'm glad you liked the video - welcome to the channel :)
Great video, you explained very well and the end result looks really good! Keep up the good work
Thanks CD S - I appreciate the feedback and support! :)
Major congrats on 6k! You deserve it
Thank you ShrunkenJam12, I appreciate the support!
Dude this is a really good series and a very realistic city. Congrats! But you need to discover the "Move it mode" asap😊 (esp. for railways that you could not connect and for the bridge supports)
hey tamer üçer - thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment, welcome to the channel! There are a few mods I wish I could incorporate and Move It is definitely one of them! Unfortunately I'm trying to stick to no mods at all for this play through ... maybe next time or maybe they'll include it in Cities: Skylines 2! :)
I wish you could share only the Map + Road layout only for us to use, I gotta admit that i love plopping things into place but too lazy to think a proper road layout for my city 😂
haha, I know how it is Singgih! I went through a few iterations of the current layout before I settled on what we have now. I have the city available in the Steam workshop as of episode 15 if you're on PC (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386). There might be a delete all building mod out there you could use to have just the road layout ... I'm not sure though. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, welcome to the channel!
@@jester.Gaming I believe Move It! can do something like that, filter out what you want to select and then just boom, delete it.
This is amazing mate, keep this up! loving the city layout!
hey JAYPEMusic - thanks for checking out another video, I'm glad you like it! :)
I'm going to have to rewatch this one slow, while trying to strengthen my railways!
Good luck Lemon! I may have gone a little overboard with these lines but it was an interesting exercise to get it all to work out. Next time will be a little bit more simple :)
I'm not fans of tight switching train cuz its will slow down the train a lot. And I'm will try avoid more switch nearby train station cuz that thing will jam real quickly from regional track. Other than that, I really like how you layout track from regional to industrial inland cargo to reduce truck. Mine only have 1 that serve 3 industrial zone and then 1 cargo hub harbour acts as import my oil industry and I'm kinda surfer with traffic around 80%
Hi Zai Han, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment - welcome to the channel! I appreciate you taking the time to leave some feedback. You've brought up a few good points about the design that I've chosen. Most of the switches I've put in aren't too bad they mostly slow down when there's another train on the track that they're joining. I'm thinking of putting in the tunnel that I had originally suggested to connect the cargo terminal to the left regional track. The current setup will work but I worry that in the future it will cause some issues. Trains will back up not only because of the switch close to the terminal but also trains waiting to go though the metro-monorail-train hub as we saw in the video. Your city sounds awesome - 80% traffic is impressive!
@@jester.Gaming Thanks man! really like how your cargo train work. I never knew you can built more of them to reduce truck traffic. You just give me an idea. Subs you right away
That's good to hear Zai Han! If you were to put only one cargo train in your city ... especially it it was a big city your terminal would be incredibly busy! Thank you for the subscription :)
that train yard thing that you did is just beautiful compared to my railroads with a single lane going through a cargo hub
Thanks Pepsimies, I appreciate the support! It's working out relatively well at the moment. I'm not 100% happy with the truck traffic that the cargo train terminal is creating but the trains are running smoothly! Welcome to the channel :)
Oh yes, also the switches must be much "softer"
Trains are pretty amazing ... freaking huge! Need to make sure they have soft/gradual switches or else we'll have a disaster on our hands
I like the thought process behind what you're trying to do, but since you know about imperatur's channel, I would have expected more from you. With as much room as you have, you could have used the slope tool to keep all rail on the ground. No rail tunnels are ever needed unless you're going through a mountain or hill. Or, perhaps you want to tunnel under the city in an appropriate way (again, making it at least LOOK like you're going into a hill). Your other content is amazing and I expected more from this one. Also, the freight setup is not optimal. You should split stations. For every external rail connection, you should have one freight station. So if your rail line goes to one end of the map to the other, that would be two. Then, you can have a transfer point from the external line to the local line. This way to eliminate train backups and empty trains from the region. Still gave you a thumbs up though!
Thanks Josh, I appreciate the feedback. Admittedly sometimes I go for the easy route to get an episode finished rather than what might be more realistic. I also feel like I am not the most creative or artistic person ... I'm amazed at what some of the other content creators come up with and don't feel like I'm quite at that level haha. Rather than train traffic I would have truck traffic to transfer between internal and external lines instead though right? Assuming the stations were close together it might not be too bad though
@@jester.Gaming you're correct! Trucks would do the transferring. Also, check if there's a water connection to the region. That would be an additional station.
I actually think you're quite creative with your designs. I think anyway. Try it out and see what happens!!
18:12 'this might not make sense....'
I used to be a professional Chef but now i'm in Retraining to be a Dispatcher (what a Change eh?) at 'Deutsche Bahn'. That's the Railway Company running all the Train Traffic in Germany. What you're building there makes Sense that's for sure. The only Thing that wouldn't work in RL are your Overpasses. Trains can go up a 6% Pitch max. (Branch Lines) and only 2,5% on the Main Lines due to Safety Regulations. Problem is Trains are too heavy to go up the Tracks and they would need a huge amount of Energy/Fuel to do that. It's just not efficient.
But that's a Thing you don't need to bother about. ;)
The Tracks you've made look pretty realistic and would totally work.
Edit: Check out the UA-camr 'Imperatur'. He is showing quite awesome Stuff on his Channel.
48:14 you've built two Bridges for your Train Tracks there.
In Real Life they would only build one and connect/separate the Train Lines on both Sides. 😉
That's quite a change DeKay and some really awesome information - thank you for taking the time to share! I'm glad you approve of the tracks ... for the most part :D I wish I could do a little more fine tuning to make them a bit better but I am somewhat limited by what the game will allow me to do. Some of the slopes that the game lets you put in are totally crazy. Even pedestrian pathways and metro line slopes get very steep.
I might change it to a single bridge and have the switch just on the other side - I thought it looked cooler with twin bridges :D
@@jester.Gaming Ah, it's totally fine. It is a Game after all and you're doing great. Your City looks beautiful and it's working fine. :)
The Game does Things on it's own so there's not much you can do. Maybe you can make overpasses by editing the Terrain? Streets and Railways can be lifted Step by Step by creating gentle Slopes or am i mistaken? Maybe worth a Try.
Well the Game drives the Trains nonetheless across your Bridges and Pedestrians take any Slope regardless of how steep it may be. ;)
@@jester.Gaming The twin Bridges look definitely cooler. Just leave them be. :)
You can't build single Track-Railways anyways. No Worries about how Things would be or look in RL.
You know, Trains go in 'Block Sections' -divided via Signals. A Train enters a Block - Signal goes red. Train leaves that Block -Signal switches to green and the next Train can follow.
The freaking Game just pumps out the Trains and let's them go everywhere. :D
The same with Roads.
It's fine.
Another great episode! Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome Daniel Young, thank you for checking out another video! :)
The 2 squares at in front of the University Campus full of trees @ 1:02:00 can be painted to be a Park!!
Funny you should say that Asad .. wait for episode 22! :)
I had a train nightmare recently in my city. I got hit with train spam and had switch tracks crossing each other in the regional network outside my city limits that had incoming trains blocking outbound trains from leaving, leading to a full gridlock on my rails. Seeing this gives me some ideas on how I can rework my train lines in the future to keep the trains in my zone of control at least, moving. Be careful in your city of those 2 way tracks with trains crossing each other's paths going opposite ways, you could have the same thing happen at some point.
For my train nightmare, the solution was to replace all 2 way track switch tracks with 1 way tracks and have the crossovers happen on either an overpass or underpass/tunnel to stop the trains from getting in each other's way and preventing any train from moving. Luckily by the time that happened, 1 of the regional line intersections, I was able to fix it up so inbound and outbound trains don't block each other in an impasse, but sadly there's still a T intersection between 2 regional lines far outside my city limits I have no control over which is still at risk of jamming everything up.
This is my fear. I was really hesitant to make anything too elaborate for that very reason ... I've seen a few videos where train networks fail as the volume of cars increases. I have no idea how these lines will work long term but if/when they do you've given some great advice, thank you Jason!
@@jester.Gaming If you have a discord or something we could connect on, I'd be happy to post some screenshots of my rail interchanges that solve the trains crossing each other's paths issue if you'd like.
Hi, very enjoyable and interesting to watch and learn
2 comments
1. at about 30:00 when you are trying to do the overhead, some time as with roads and pedestrians you can start from the centre and work out ie select rail lines, press arrow up to have your overhead lines and start near those middle lines and then click to the space you cant to go, this will do a small high/bridge, then you can click on end and arrow down to drop slope and join up to land level rail - i use it often with roads in say hilly areas or tight areas where is will not snap in
2. What i have done recently is if the map has 2 rail way lines as outside connections eg North and south or East and west, i use one lines entry point and use that for freight train line , and often i use the other outside connection and make one multi station or 2 single station next to each other, the first is the inter city the other one is the starting point for the rail network inside the city - sims will have to walk from one to the other, if you use a multi station not a problem if you use 2 basic single stations you can place them either side of a single road or one in front of the other - then sims will happily walk
The main issue is not to cross connect the commercial and the passenger lines - the commercial will happily run as it is, the passenger lien will not share the line with commercial and all other stations will not suffer out of city congestion ( i do turn the option button of ) but this will never happen as you r inner city lines do not physically connect to the outside other than the original first station that does not branch into the internal network
Regards
George.
Hello George, apologies for the late reply. Thank you for leave such a detailed comment! Those are both some very helpful tips. It might be too late at this point to separate the commercial and passenger train traffic but I think that will be something that I would implement in our next city. At the moment everything is running relatively smoothly but I can imagine that it might be a problem at some point. Welcome to the channel!
@@jester.Gaming hi cool, thanks for the reply, may do some more binge watching on the weekend
You are more than welcome George - thank you for your support!
The railroad bridge ramps are much too steep.
And you do have enough space :-)
Hey LegoFreak, welcome to the channel! Thanks for taking the time to leave a few comments and some feedback - I appreciate you taking the time to do so! I think I need to go back and adjust some of the ramps closer to the transportation hub ... I'm pretty sure we've got enough room to make some of them a bit more gradual
21:24 Five or ten tracks? What's the correct number and/or wording for this double track lines?
haha, that's a good observation LegoFreak - you caught me on that one! You're totally right ... there are 2 tracks per line that I put down for a total of 10. I never even thought about it :D
Great vid but going out by 12 rather than a grid gives the most shallow gradient for bridges etc
Great tip - thanks D!
Thomas was pleased
haha, I hope so Dzonza_! :)
Your train layout gives me anxiety 🤣😂 look into real train track placement, please, you're treating it more like a normal road haha
Hey TTW! I was aiming for something similar to a trainyard in appearance rather than something completely efficient... and it's working for the most part! :) Thanks for leaving a comment!
I have a question from you ! Do you watch imperature I love it he also made very good videoes like you ! You are the best
Hey Shubham gamer, thanks for leaving another comment! I do watch a few of his videos - he is a very talented player. It's very kind of you to put me on the same level as him but I think I still have a ways to go! :)
Do you use any mods or DLC? Im new to the game but I dont seem to have the industry and train options you have. Like the options bar at the bottom has a trashcan instead of a factory building like you have.
Hey Louis Cataisson - sorry for the late response. I have no mods installed but all of the DLC expansions at the moment. If you're on console it may look a little bit different as well. I hope this helps!
@@jester.Gaming Thanks!
You are welcome Louis!
24:47 by the way, how is a container crane supposed to work above an overhead line :-)
Very carefully! I never even noticed those lines were there. Perhaps they lockout the overhead lines when loading and offloading cargo! :)
honestly I'm learning things about this game everyday, and am constantly learning how bad I'm making my cities, for example:
- 6 lane suburban areas
- two-way roundabouts
- no idea what offices districts do
- how to make buildings level-ish without spending $1,000,000 (terrain wise)
and so much more.
hey Mr. Red-Hat - welcome to the channel! It takes a little while to get used to and this is far from my first city. There are lots of other way more talented Cities: Skylines players out there but you don't have to be a city designer to be able to play the game so I get by alright I think :D
24:13 Maybe this is the first step for build a "flat crossings" of to lines
hmm, interesting - that's possible. I should have left it in and tested to see if the trains would even use those tracks!
@@jester.Gaming Actually, I am not allowed to have a say:
I haven't installed Cities Skylines and I'm just trying to make logical conclusions :-)
In addition, English is not my mother tongue, so some comments will probably come across as a bit strange *grin*
Of course you're allowed to have a say - everyone is welcome! I'm definitely not an expert... I have absolutely no formal training in anything related to city design or making games. Your English is really good and I appreciate you taking the time to leave some comments while watching the video!
Amazing video
Thanks again King :D
How to set a trainwreck... the long way.
Hi mau fo - luckily there is no collision possible :)
nice.
Thanks Jorti1, welcome to the channel!
How is the traffic not chaotic?
Hey Ikaro Breny! It's pretty good for the most part. Once and a while there may be a train waiting at the cargo station for another to unload but that doesn't usually take too long. I think the main reason why there isn't too many issues is that there is a dedicated rail line for each of the main buildings.
@@jester.Gaming thank u :)
Can you share your save game file for this ?
Hey Aqid, welcome to the channel! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. Are you looking for the saved game specifically to check out the train network? I released a saved game as of episode 15 (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2286642386) - it's a little bit behind of where we are now but the majority of the city is in that save file.
@@jester.Gaming amazing love this, yes was looking for the train network. Will wait for once you upload that. Been stuck on building a functional network and have always loved your take on these. Your upgraded clover leaf with the tunnels is my go to now !
Thanks Aquid, I'm glad you're enjoying the series! I'm not exactly sure when I will upload the city again... Maybe in the next few episodes once I've made some more additions since it isn't too much different from what was already there in episode 15 when I originally uploaded. I will announce it in the episode next time I upload to the Steam workshop!
@@jester.Gaming thank you will keep my eyes peeled.
You're welcome!
Hey bro please build an airport
Hey Shubbham - it's definitely on my list! I'm thinking we should wait until we unlock the Metropolitan Airport from the Megalopolis milestone though. I'm planning on putting it in the area near the ocean. Thanks for checking out another video! :)
Why don't people like tunnels?
Hey Ralf, welcome to the channel! I've gotten a few comments about them not being very realistic. I try not to worry about it but I like to try and keep it realistic but not too much ... it is only a game after all! :)
@@jester.Gaming the tunnels you have can be found quite frequently in some British and European cities. I wouldn't worry about the comments saying they're unrealistic because from what I've seen they're not too out of the ordinary
That's a good point! I think if I have no other choice the tunnels aren't too unrealistic. There are a decent amount of tunnels here too. Thanks for the comment DyerLn!
Do you love India ?? and do you know Salman Khan ???
Hey Shubham! I have never heard of Salman Khan before but I did just look him up ... is he your favourite actor?