This is a long one - but we accomplish a ton! Save - steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2684474481 Playlist - ua-cam.com/play/PLXdi-Ns7w3jjfNPMl836BKjxZONnxvXPw.html
Keep the long ones Coming! I personally like the longer ones. I don’t know what they do for your views/stats, but the longer ones allow me to settle in in front of my city and absorb your info, while implementing some of the things you do. Keep up the great work, P!
The Metro is dying from the Monorail. They go basically the same places but the Monorail goes further. Also, if you turn you cargo terminal around, you can straighten the RR tracks.
question! I keep getting notifications saying "not enough educated workers", but i have high level workers in most places. the only thing i see is jobs have unfilled unskilled or normal skilled workers. how can i fill low skilled workers job when all employees are skilled workers?
This episode made me accept my true level of nerdiness, when I found myself staring into space and smiling warmly for five minutes because of how cool I thought the Monorrail-Buss hub was, with all those bays, just tying all those route on one transfer point . ,, mmmnnn
That first person POV of the monorail really makes the city come alive. We spend so much time zoomed out and when you get up close and personal it's a living breathing city with all the sims going about their 'day'. Perspective is key!
I admit I was kind of surprised you didn't build a metro/monorail/train hub for that last monorail station since the passenger train station was right near there. It would have been a fantastic way for people coming into the city via train to quickly hit the main tourist attractions at the far end of the city. It would have all gone in an area that was already noisy, too, preserving more quiet space for the new development. I could also see a blimp route heading for the nature reserve being a thing. Imagine getting to see all the hiking trails and camping spots from high above before experiencing them on the ground, and then getting to look down at them and retrace your steps when you leave.
I think you may have missed an opportunity with the freight train terminal during the rebuild. You could move it to the other side of the road and allow the rail to come straight into the terminal now instead of the little jog. This may have also allowed for one more warehouse. Otherwise a Ferry good episode.
Amazing! I don't even remember why your channel was recommended to me because prior to finding your channel I had never even heard of Cities, but I was so fascinated by your videos that I picked up the game in October and this series has been so helpful to me as I learn how to play. By following some of your guidelines I finally have a city that I'm pretty happy with. It certainly isn't perfect, but I'm getting better every time I play! For future video recommendations, I would really love to see you fix a few cities from viewers who are just starting out. Your "rate my city" videos are some of my favorites aside from your Clearwater County and Verde Beach videos. (For Mill Heights, maybe consider Annular Beach? :) ) Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your dedication to this channel. I wouldn't have discovered one of my favorite games without you!
Awesome!! Glad you're enjoying the game - it's awesome! I will be sure to grab a few more beginner cities the next time around! I do think those can be some of the most helpful. Thanks so much for the kind words, good vibes, and complements! Means a ton! And thanks for watching!
This has been your best episode lately. At such a length that I felt like I was watching a TV show and not another UA-cam channel! Lots of action in one episode! Interesting parts that we built together with you, and repetitive parts that you shortened with the magic of UA-cam ;) I really enjoyed it! Thanks (:
Yay, this is the series that got me into your channel. Wholesome, easygoing and not too worried about mistakes. Idk if anyone ever told you you have a great laugh.
Maybe you could lean into the interesting shape of the new town and base it off of European star fort cities, like Palmanova, Italy, or Hamina, Finland for a more overgrown modern look. It's halfway there already, and such a spot on the tip of a peninsula would even suit the lore :D
I have dabbled briefly in this game when it came out - but got the itch to play again and found your videos. I’m the kind of person who expects myself to make perfection and defeatist when I inevitably don’t in these kind of games but having watched these videos - you really are the Bob Ross of cities skylines. I have never felt so chill to just get stuck in, mulligan the hell out of the place and see what works. I started copying the first video in this playlist but I’m really gonna branch off and make it my own with the lessons you’re giving. Thank you for the content - you make such a difference :)
The game is okay with really sharp turn for monorail. Real monorails aren't. They resemble conventional trains in that they require turn radii in the 400' range. It's a matter of car length, not just speed (also similar to conventional trains). Switches on both sides of every station is also unlikely. Monorail switches are expensive so they are used sparingly. That's not on you, it's an issue I have with the game. The "ties" on the beam are another. Unlike the thin, necessarily flexible rails for conventional trains, monorail beam has limited flexibility and has no need of ties to maintain parallel separation. Finally, the noise levels asserted for monorails isn't realistic. They run on concrete beams with rubber tires. They are electric. The noise levels should be somewhere between busses (smaller) and metro (steel on steel).
Very true! I'll be frank - realistic monorails are very challenging without mods. They end up lumpy, bumpy and have harsh junctions. With mods... oh man!
Can you please make the inside of the circle a public park. it would make ton of sense and could be the showpiece of the new part of the city. As always. love the videos and can't wait for the next one!
Been dying to play this game. Your vids have proven to be not only entertaining, but also VERY informative. Explaining why you are doing what you're doing and all the details involved, really has me thinking that I can actually do this! THANK YOU!
Maybe it would be a good idea to do a Vanilla Airport for those in the future who don't have the Airport DLC and then upgrade it when the DLC comes out.
THIS. I'm going to wait and see what's in the Airport DLC but in the meantime it would be helpful to see what kind of airport can be constructed with the vanilla assets.
This series has really made me think about how my city is laid out. Before I was just trying to expand it quickly as possible but now I started takeing my time makeing calculated decisions and making things look nice. It's made me enjoy the game so much more. I have also relized that I really need the DLC so next steam sale those are being added.
Best Episode you've done out of any build in a long time!! Loved it, so much planning gone into the video editing, brilliant stuff Phil.. Longer episodes are great when its packed full of entertaining builds.. Tutoria now my second favourite city after Verde .. Cleerwater 3rd and Bluffside 4th
@36:36, the red buildings are *generating* noise. Your residential buildings will appear white. I don't believe those two buildings are actually impacted by the monorail at that point, I think instead you have sick residents because they're right next door to high-density commercial.
@@repliedfob4165 IME low density commercial usually doesn't create enough noise by itself to cause problems: I believe it will lower the land value and attractiveness of adjacent residential, but you shouldn't get many sick people--if you do, you probably have another noise source nearby that's stacking. And yes, an office buffer is probably ideal. Also, the reality is that mixed use is hard, and presents these exact sorts of challenges. Sometimes the optimal solution for your city is that some people get sound sickness.
I really loved what you did this episode, watching your videos is so relaxing and helps keep me sane over college finals. One small thing I would have loved to see though was for the community built around that ring shaped ruin was make the innermost road ring a park network rather than a road since that seems more appropriate for the design of the neighborhood and would have been rly aesthetically pleasing for people living there. Overall though fantastic stuff!
This series is so useful to learn little tricks. You might want to check that your whole city is connected to one electricity grid as I think you lost some connections when putting in the monorail and moving the incinerators
I love the public transit, it’s fun to watch huge groups of people pour out of a metro and go about their lives, it’s just a lot of work managing the lines. I definitely clogged up my monorail and had to cut back and rethink things,
This is where i learned not to be afraid of monorails. They are not so complex. I had not tried them before this video. Now i feel liked a bus and monorail placed near a metro actually gives one heck of a service area. So far in my play experience it feela like metro is possibly the most favored transit by both sims and myself. It packs a nice passenger capacity. Decent vehicle speed and a nice wide coverage. This can reach to nice busy points of interest or be the start point of a new point of interest. I am now playing my second mass tranait scenario and forcing myself to really learn how to deal with high density traffic.
I just want to say a big thank you for this series and also Verde Beach. Today I started a new city with vanilla, and after my first few hours I was over 5k population and had a 4-star lumber industry producing an average of 8k income per week. Your industry tutorial in particular was incredibly helpful, as I never understood the flow chart and how it was telling me that I had too much raw material being exported and that I needed to build more processing facilities to fix that. Before I knew it I had 200,000 in the bank, something that has NEVER happened in all the previous times I've played the game. I'd be solvent, but building up was always a patience game. Now for the first time, I'm able to expand and build new services out without worrying about suddenly going bankrupt. Oh, and all of my pipes are under the roads. Where they belong. 😉
Loving this series! I don't have a machine powerful enough to run Cities Skylines but love watching the gameplay. The aerial shot at the end - the city looks like a doggo chasing a ball 😂
I get so much satisfaction from the final city tour sequence complete with the top down perspective "zoom out" showing the full city layout. I think if at that very final moment if you included a quick slide sequence showing the growth of the city episode to episode would really knock it out of the park. I love seeing time lapses of city growth, so seeing it included into the end of the video would be amazing.
This series is amazing! I’ve been playing for a while now and I’m still learning from this. There are certain modes of public transit I’ve never touched because I thought they were redundant or a waste time but after seeing how you utilize them, I’ve gotten some pretty good ideas for my own builds. Quality content!
Bought the game on Black Friday, and going to start my first build after I catch up on all these videos (on #4 now). Taking notes as I go to help remember, and hopefully I won't have a city that falls apart.
@@jurajklacan6048 I'm certain it's going to go pear shaped in a hurry, but it'll get better. The notes from these videos will just help me prolong the inevitable.
First of all thanks for the really entertaining series! Been binge-watching the playlist for the past few days. Those highway intersections you made seem to be rather inefficient, with the four way crossings. But I guess they look nice, and work well enough thanks to all the mass transit you also have. I don't know if the engineer in me would be able to live with the inefficiency though. :P
Clearly you are the professional, and this series has been a wild ride. But my first instinct was to make the Henge into a touristy thing. I wasn’t even aware that this game made random wonders like that.
One thing i noticed when you redid the power putting in the solar plants, the cargo hub that is right there has allot of sharp angling of track and could look cleaner if you put it off the new road you put down for the power plants. Always fun to see you build. 👍
Hey, I just wanted to say thank you so much for these tutorials. The information was easy to understand, and it was entertaining. The hardest part for me is transit and all that mess. I just passed the 50.000 population mark for the first time with an 85% traffic flow, because now i understand what to do. The game is amazing, but the traffic part is not easy to learn. Thanks for the videos!!
I think you should call the new town "Monument Point", since it's obviously a monument, and it's on a peninsular point. It reminds me of old fort towns. Really a cool setting, glad you made good use of it. I am loving this series so much!
The buildings lighting up red in Noise mode are the ones making the noise. Also, having the cable cars face the right way can help avoid the cable lines bending around. Edit: Can you clean up the districts once so everything becomes organised?
The monorail blocking the view of the water by the parks. You can still hear their land value dropping at this very moment. Plus when he said he wasn't gonna fix the train clipping the monorail "I didn't believe him!"
The new office complex between the commuter train station and the freeway is a cul-de-sac. There should be room under the Main Street bridge to connect it to the solar power plan area, provided you move the warehouse.
Love the series. Great inspiration! One question though.. What mod (in your unmodded game 😅) are you using to hide ground pollution? My industries doesn't look that green. But I would love them to.. 👌
Yea, I definitely wanna move to Mill Heights. The circular pattern is reminiscent of Disney’s original Epcot plans. Let’s get some hotels and piers out there by the beach.
Love the game and the crtical thinking involved in it. The Fire in the elder care building had me reacting a little i have to admit. I been a firefighter for 4 years now, and even though i know it's a game i still wanted to see you look at it in my head and make sure maybe you had a Fire Department at least responding in the game. lol
Okay, here's a thought...what if you made "the circle" a park and charged admission? Or make it a free park? Seems like it's clearly a destination, so it feels like it should have the recognition of a park (monument). As always, awesome video!
@38:50 saddest moment in the video cause I really liked that diagonal bridge. BUT it doesn't compare to the sadness of that one ferry passenger hopping overboard lol 😂
It would be cool in a future release of the game if roads with medians were able to support assets/networks in the center of roads and on sidewalks. So you could place lights, turn lanes, benches, fences, crosswalks, trees, or... monorail tracks.
Love the work and improvements to the city. As for the name of the town / village "Ferry Point Circle" - it reminds me of a few places in Rhode Island where I am from like - Newport - Watch Hill. Could even see a lighthouse park near the beach if you wanted to improve tourism.
Love the Tratoria series. I am riding right along with you and have reached 40k. I watched a few ahead for a preview and was impressed with the Monorail Ride. You mentioned a mod needed for PC. It would be nice when you do that to identify the mod. I only had about 3-400 hours in and enjoy it. I was a Simmer ever since it was released on the Apple 2c with RCI blocks surrounded by dashes and underscores but probably won't go back now.
Bro your videos have helped me so much! I'm ignorant when it comes to city builders lol 😆 I'm almost always in the negative budget lol but I'm getting better
Was wondering if you ever going to move the sewage pipes dumping into the bay push them off to far end of the beach, maybe turn that Bay into fishing..
omg maan... the red building are showing you that they are creating noise pollution , which are commercial buildings. Btw 1:10:55 In Turkey you can't see just residential only places like in usa we have mix use primeraly. and the last, Your city looks amazing ! It is extremely satisfying to watch your videos ! I love how your designs look so aestethic.
Reminds me of Bald Head Island here in North Carolina. The only way onto the island is by ferry, and the only motorized vehicles they allow on the island are golf carts.
If you put some of those water garbage disposal things near the outtake of your water polluting sewage things, you can clean up the bay so your ferry riders are not passing through sewage water. :x
*obligatory Yay it was an other episode! Huzzah!* May want to check the queues on your centralized bus/monorail node - looks like you had lots of folks queuing for the bus. Also, one of the monorail stations looked to be near capacity.
This was really an enjoyable build. The 'uglies' as you call them don't really bother so much. They're all over the place in Pittsburgh, so I'm used to them.
The last cable car stop should go all the way over that circle historical are and end on the other side of it , Mille a little touristy thing to do to get an areas view of the area.
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This is a long one - but we accomplish a ton!
Save - steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2684474481
Playlist - ua-cam.com/play/PLXdi-Ns7w3jjfNPMl836BKjxZONnxvXPw.html
Finally Jesus, i waited like a month for this video
Keep the long ones Coming! I personally like the longer ones. I don’t know what they do for your views/stats, but the longer ones allow me to settle in in front of my city and absorb your info, while implementing some of the things you do. Keep up the great work, P!
The Metro is dying from the Monorail. They go basically the same places but the Monorail goes further. Also, if you turn you cargo terminal around, you can straighten the RR tracks.
Thanks for the awesome video, really great improvements. How do you make the city tours so good Phil?
question! I keep getting notifications saying "not enough educated workers", but i have high level workers in most places. the only thing i see is jobs have unfilled unskilled or normal skilled workers. how can i fill low skilled workers job when all employees are skilled workers?
This episode made me accept my true level of nerdiness, when I found myself staring into space and smiling warmly for five minutes because of how cool I thought the Monorrail-Buss hub was, with all those bays, just tying all those route on one transfer point . ,, mmmnnn
Gayass
Funny
That first person POV of the monorail really makes the city come alive. We spend so much time zoomed out and when you get up close and personal it's a living breathing city with all the sims going about their 'day'. Perspective is key!
I admit I was kind of surprised you didn't build a metro/monorail/train hub for that last monorail station since the passenger train station was right near there. It would have been a fantastic way for people coming into the city via train to quickly hit the main tourist attractions at the far end of the city. It would have all gone in an area that was already noisy, too, preserving more quiet space for the new development.
I could also see a blimp route heading for the nature reserve being a thing. Imagine getting to see all the hiking trails and camping spots from high above before experiencing them on the ground, and then getting to look down at them and retrace your steps when you leave.
I would like to make a formal complaint. This series got me playing Cities Skylines and now I can't stop.
This series has reignited my passion for this game
Ive been going through a lot, I was recently hospitalized for another suicide attempt. Your videos make me so happy I cried, thank you for being you
I think you may have missed an opportunity with the freight train terminal during the rebuild. You could move it to the other side of the road and allow the rail to come straight into the terminal now instead of the little jog. This may have also allowed for one more warehouse. Otherwise a Ferry good episode.
Amazing! I don't even remember why your channel was recommended to me because prior to finding your channel I had never even heard of Cities, but I was so fascinated by your videos that I picked up the game in October and this series has been so helpful to me as I learn how to play. By following some of your guidelines I finally have a city that I'm pretty happy with. It certainly isn't perfect, but I'm getting better every time I play! For future video recommendations, I would really love to see you fix a few cities from viewers who are just starting out. Your "rate my city" videos are some of my favorites aside from your Clearwater County and Verde Beach videos.
(For Mill Heights, maybe consider Annular Beach? :) )
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your dedication to this channel. I wouldn't have discovered one of my favorite games without you!
Awesome!! Glad you're enjoying the game - it's awesome! I will be sure to grab a few more beginner cities the next time around! I do think those can be some of the most helpful. Thanks so much for the kind words, good vibes, and complements! Means a ton! And thanks for watching!
Same here, random UA-cam recommendation to the channel, but now I'm hooked on the game, and just this week got a city going that I finally like
FEELS, but alas i was a sim city nerd and this game is a different beast tto conquer for sure
This has been your best episode lately. At such a length that I felt like I was watching a TV show and not another UA-cam channel! Lots of action in one episode! Interesting parts that we built together with you, and repetitive parts that you shortened with the magic of UA-cam ;) I really enjoyed it! Thanks (:
thank you!! glad that you enjoyed it!!
How rewarding it is to watch the build process on this monorail and then take a tour on it. What a wonderful episode. Thanks for that.
Yay, this is the series that got me into your channel. Wholesome, easygoing and not too worried about mistakes. Idk if anyone ever told you you have a great laugh.
Monorail over train tracks: “can’t do that, we wouldn’t want a multi train accident
Train track over monorail: “ah yes perfect”
Maybe you could lean into the interesting shape of the new town and base it off of European star fort cities, like Palmanova, Italy, or Hamina, Finland for a more overgrown modern look. It's halfway there already, and such a spot on the tip of a peninsula would even suit the lore :D
I have dabbled briefly in this game when it came out - but got the itch to play again and found your videos.
I’m the kind of person who expects myself to make perfection and defeatist when I inevitably don’t in these kind of games but having watched these videos - you really are the Bob Ross of cities skylines.
I have never felt so chill to just get stuck in, mulligan the hell out of the place and see what works.
I started copying the first video in this playlist but I’m really gonna branch off and make it my own with the lessons you’re giving.
Thank you for the content - you make such a difference :)
I've played over 800 hours on cities skylines and i'm still learning so much from you. Thanks for enlightening me on many things lol.
The game is okay with really sharp turn for monorail. Real monorails aren't. They resemble conventional trains in that they require turn radii in the 400' range. It's a matter of car length, not just speed (also similar to conventional trains). Switches on both sides of every station is also unlikely. Monorail switches are expensive so they are used sparingly. That's not on you, it's an issue I have with the game. The "ties" on the beam are another. Unlike the thin, necessarily flexible rails for conventional trains, monorail beam has limited flexibility and has no need of ties to maintain parallel separation. Finally, the noise levels asserted for monorails isn't realistic. They run on concrete beams with rubber tires. They are electric. The noise levels should be somewhere between busses (smaller) and metro (steel on steel).
I really like these kinds of comments. Very informative, thank you!
Very true! I'll be frank - realistic monorails are very challenging without mods. They end up lumpy, bumpy and have harsh junctions. With mods... oh man!
Metro can also be rubber on steel... And therefore very silent.
@@bbbenj Metro can also be underground and therefore quite silent on the surface level….
@@ylisiir you're right, most of the French metro is underground.
You're an absolute artist in these designs. Perfect functionality and aesthetic, with every choice being intentional.
Can you please make the inside of the circle a public park. it would make ton of sense and could be the showpiece of the new part of the city. As always. love the videos and can't wait for the next one!
I agree, it would make a ton of sense to turn the centre of the circle into a park.
Been dying to play this game. Your vids have proven to be not only entertaining, but also VERY informative. Explaining why you are doing what you're doing and all the details involved, really has me thinking that I can actually do this! THANK YOU!
Maybe it would be a good idea to do a Vanilla Airport for those in the future who don't have the Airport DLC and then upgrade it when the DLC comes out.
THIS. I'm going to wait and see what's in the Airport DLC but in the meantime it would be helpful to see what kind of airport can be constructed with the vanilla assets.
As soon as I reach the population threshold, I will. Will also try to have an airport DLC tutorial fairly quickly after release!
This series has really made me think about how my city is laid out. Before I was just trying to expand it quickly as possible but now I started takeing my time makeing calculated decisions and making things look nice. It's made me enjoy the game so much more. I have also relized that I really need the DLC so next steam sale those are being added.
This has been my favorite one yet! I've never used a Monorail in my builds before and now I'm inspired to try it myself.
Best Episode you've done out of any build in a long time!! Loved it, so much planning gone into the video editing, brilliant stuff Phil.. Longer episodes are great when its packed full of entertaining builds.. Tutoria now my second favourite city after Verde .. Cleerwater 3rd and Bluffside 4th
Thank you!! This one took a while, but I'm glad that you enjoyed the result!
This is almost like paint by numbers with a Bob Ross feel. Love it! I'm learning so much professor.
Omfg you fulfill my small amount of ocd so much I'm so thankful for you can't wait for the rest of the series
I don't even play Cities Skylines but can't stop watching this series. City Planner is my new mayor xD
@36:36, the red buildings are *generating* noise. Your residential buildings will appear white. I don't believe those two buildings are actually impacted by the monorail at that point, I think instead you have sick residents because they're right next door to high-density commercial.
How do people do mixed use if residential gets sick right next to commercial? Office buffer?
@@repliedfob4165 IME low density commercial usually doesn't create enough noise by itself to cause problems: I believe it will lower the land value and attractiveness of adjacent residential, but you shouldn't get many sick people--if you do, you probably have another noise source nearby that's stacking. And yes, an office buffer is probably ideal.
Also, the reality is that mixed use is hard, and presents these exact sorts of challenges. Sometimes the optimal solution for your city is that some people get sound sickness.
Another great episode! Don't forget to check on the bus lines at the monorail-bus interface. Lot of people waiting there.
I really loved what you did this episode, watching your videos is so relaxing and helps keep me sane over college finals. One small thing I would have loved to see though was for the community built around that ring shaped ruin was make the innermost road ring a park network rather than a road since that seems more appropriate for the design of the neighborhood and would have been rly aesthetically pleasing for people living there. Overall though fantastic stuff!
This series is so useful to learn little tricks. You might want to check that your whole city is connected to one electricity grid as I think you lost some connections when putting in the monorail and moving the incinerators
I love the public transit, it’s fun to watch huge groups of people pour out of a metro and go about their lives, it’s just a lot of work managing the lines. I definitely clogged up my monorail and had to cut back and rethink things,
Great video, I love the city tour it's more relaxing, rather than a fast video for a city tour this is nicer to watch.
This is where i learned not to be afraid of monorails. They are not so complex.
I had not tried them before this video. Now i feel liked a bus and monorail placed near a metro actually gives one heck of a service area.
So far in my play experience it feela like metro is possibly the most favored transit by both sims and myself.
It packs a nice passenger capacity.
Decent vehicle speed and a nice wide coverage.
This can reach to nice busy points of interest or be the start point of a new point of interest.
I am now playing my second mass tranait scenario and forcing myself to really learn how to deal with high density traffic.
dudes over there making cities like Bob Ross makes paintings. You go man!
This is why I love having road mods/assets where you can find the right amount of assets for your needs.
This was by far your best episode in a month or so.
You are the Bob Ross of this game. Love the channel.
Thank you for another great episode! I love the long episodes, btw, they make my day even better! Take care and see ya next time, CPP!
I just want to say a big thank you for this series and also Verde Beach. Today I started a new city with vanilla, and after my first few hours I was over 5k population and had a 4-star lumber industry producing an average of 8k income per week. Your industry tutorial in particular was incredibly helpful, as I never understood the flow chart and how it was telling me that I had too much raw material being exported and that I needed to build more processing facilities to fix that. Before I knew it I had 200,000 in the bank, something that has NEVER happened in all the previous times I've played the game. I'd be solvent, but building up was always a patience game. Now for the first time, I'm able to expand and build new services out without worrying about suddenly going bankrupt.
Oh, and all of my pipes are under the roads. Where they belong. 😉
Loving this series! I don't have a machine powerful enough to run Cities Skylines but love watching the gameplay. The aerial shot at the end - the city looks like a doggo chasing a ball 😂
I get so much satisfaction from the final city tour sequence complete with the top down perspective "zoom out" showing the full city layout. I think if at that very final moment if you included a quick slide sequence showing the growth of the city episode to episode would really knock it out of the park. I love seeing time lapses of city growth, so seeing it included into the end of the video would be amazing.
That's a great idea! I'll incorporate that soon. I have to load into each save, but I did this for BC and it was a ton of fun!
@@CityPlannerPlays Genuinely excited to see how it turns out.
Bought the game with some dlc yesterday, got a lot of keyboard combo's to learn 😅 you make it look so easy.
This series is amazing! I’ve been playing for a while now and I’m still learning from this. There are certain modes of public transit I’ve never touched because I thought they were redundant or a waste time but after seeing how you utilize them, I’ve gotten some pretty good ideas for my own builds.
Quality content!
Bought the game on Black Friday, and going to start my first build after I catch up on all these videos (on #4 now). Taking notes as I go to help remember, and hopefully I won't have a city that falls apart.
Good luck with that. First city usualy falls apart. But thats also part of fun, tring to fix it.
@@jurajklacan6048 I'm certain it's going to go pear shaped in a hurry, but it'll get better. The notes from these videos will just help me prolong the inevitable.
I recently watched the entire series, I’m excited to see a new episode
The overhead view at the end looks like a race dog chasing the "rabbit" to win 😅
Love the videos! I'm watching the whole playlist!
First of all thanks for the really entertaining series! Been binge-watching the playlist for the past few days.
Those highway intersections you made seem to be rather inefficient, with the four way crossings. But I guess they look nice, and work well enough thanks to all the mass transit you also have. I don't know if the engineer in me would be able to live with the inefficiency though. :P
Clearly you are the professional, and this series has been a wild ride. But my first instinct was to make the Henge into a touristy thing. I wasn’t even aware that this game made random wonders like that.
I have binge watched this whole series. I haven’t done that since i binged The Royal Institute lectures during lockdown. Lolol
One thing i noticed when you redid the power putting in the solar plants, the cargo hub that is right there has allot of sharp angling of track and could look cleaner if you put it off the new road you put down for the power plants. Always fun to see you build. 👍
Thank you for this!
Hey, I just wanted to say thank you so much for these tutorials. The information was easy to understand, and it was entertaining. The hardest part for me is transit and all that mess. I just passed the 50.000 population mark for the first time with an 85% traffic flow, because now i understand what to do. The game is amazing, but the traffic part is not easy to learn. Thanks for the videos!!
I think you should call the new town "Monument Point", since it's obviously a monument, and it's on a peninsular point. It reminds me of old fort towns. Really a cool setting, glad you made good use of it. I am loving this series so much!
Most utilized ferry I've seen in Cities. Well done!
32:30
Don't play, EVERYONE knew you were going to fix it. 😂
I don't play this game, but I find these videos very soothing to have on whilst I work so I subscribed.
The buildings lighting up red in Noise mode are the ones making the noise. Also, having the cable cars face the right way can help avoid the cable lines bending around.
Edit: Can you clean up the districts once so everything becomes organised?
Thank you - I'll correct that in the next one! I'll also clean the districts up quickly in the next one. Might show before/after though.
@@CityPlannerPlays Awesome! Love the series!!
Take a shot every time he says the following:
eminent domain
mulligan
respect the terrain
The monorail blocking the view of the water by the parks. You can still hear their land value dropping at this very moment. Plus when he said he wasn't gonna fix the train clipping the monorail "I didn't believe him!"
The new office complex between the commuter train station and the freeway is a cul-de-sac. There should be room under the Main Street bridge to connect it to the solar power plan area, provided you move the warehouse.
I use no curved road tools for trams and cable cars and monorail thinking the option was not available. Oh no all my cities now have this problem
Henge Hill would be a good name, really cool building today!
Love the series. Great inspiration! One question though.. What mod (in your unmodded game 😅) are you using to hide ground pollution? My industries doesn't look that green. But I would love them to.. 👌
Great series. You are like the Bob Ross of Cities Skylines.
Yea, I definitely wanna move to Mill Heights. The circular pattern is reminiscent of Disney’s original Epcot plans. Let’s get some hotels and piers out there by the beach.
Love the game and the crtical thinking involved in it. The Fire in the elder care building had me reacting a little i have to admit. I been a firefighter for 4 years now, and even though i know it's a game i still wanted to see you look at it in my head and make sure maybe you had a Fire Department at least responding in the game. lol
Okay, here's a thought...what if you made "the circle" a park and charged admission? Or make it a free park? Seems like it's clearly a destination, so it feels like it should have the recognition of a park (monument). As always, awesome video!
That's a great idea! Thank you!!
Really, this series is perfect to watch.... I'm choosing to watch it over Westworld, lol... Ty for all the free information.
Great stuff. Still learning new things every time I watch you play :D
@38:50 saddest moment in the video cause I really liked that diagonal bridge. BUT it doesn't compare to the sadness of that one ferry passenger hopping overboard lol 😂
Very, very nice. Muy favorite 84 minutes of this week. :-)
I'd love to see this series more often.
This game and Snowrunner are two games I can always sit and play for way longer than I feel I should
Great how you combine Bob Ross with City Skylines ;-)
random thought: move the water treatment plants to the other side of the peninsula and have a small fishing industry inside the bay
It would be cool in a future release of the game if roads with medians were able to support assets/networks in the center of roads and on sidewalks. So you could place lights, turn lanes, benches, fences, crosswalks, trees, or... monorail tracks.
Love the work and improvements to the city. As for the name of the town / village "Ferry Point Circle" - it reminds me of a few places in Rhode Island where I am from like - Newport - Watch Hill. Could even see a lighthouse park near the beach if you wanted to improve tourism.
I really like the editing in the intro.
Love the Tratoria series. I am riding right along with you and have reached 40k. I watched a few ahead for a preview and was impressed with the Monorail Ride. You mentioned a mod needed for PC. It would be nice when you do that to identify the mod. I only had about 3-400 hours in and enjoy it. I was a Simmer ever since it was released on the Apple 2c with RCI blocks surrounded by dashes and underscores but probably won't go back now.
i love how at the ending fly-by, Tutoria at this point looks kind of like a reindeer
"so sometimes you getta play with the game". Wow, that's some deep philosophy 🤣
Bro your videos have helped me so much! I'm ignorant when it comes to city builders lol 😆 I'm almost always in the negative budget lol but I'm getting better
Was wondering if you ever going to move the sewage pipes dumping into the bay push them off to far end of the beach, maybe turn that Bay into fishing..
omg maan... the red building are showing you that they are creating noise pollution , which are commercial buildings. Btw 1:10:55 In Turkey you can't see just residential only places like in usa we have mix use primeraly. and the last, Your city looks amazing ! It is extremely satisfying to watch your videos ! I love how your designs look so aestethic.
Reminds me of Bald Head Island here in North Carolina. The only way onto the island is by ferry, and the only motorized vehicles they allow on the island are golf carts.
I knew all the time leading up to that point at 32:53 CPP could not let good be the enemy of perfect 🤣
I knew you weren’t gonna leave that bridge alone lol
If you put some of those water garbage disposal things near the outtake of your water polluting sewage things, you can clean up the bay so your ferry riders are not passing through sewage water. :x
*obligatory Yay it was an other episode! Huzzah!*
May want to check the queues on your centralized bus/monorail node - looks like you had lots of folks queuing for the bus. Also, one of the monorail stations looked to be near capacity.
The Bob Ross of city skylines. Though idk if he mulliganed as much as you do!
Now your residents can take a nice ferry ride over Poowater Bay. How Lovely. 😂
This was really an enjoyable build. The 'uglies' as you call them don't really bother so much.
They're all over the place in Pittsburgh, so I'm used to them.
This has me psyched for the new airport DLC for some reason
The last cable car stop should go all the way over that circle historical are and end on the other side of it , Mille a little touristy thing to do to get an areas view of the area.
Ah! The famous romantic ferry rides through the waste water of Tutoria!
In the "big circe" district, you could make some entertainment district with cool stuff, night life and beach parties every night!
Loving the Verde Beach series
"The joys of building on a slope" isn't quite as catchy as Bob Ross' "The Joy Of Paining"
2 minutes in and an elder care centre is on fire, cremating the elderly inside, no need to fill up any cemeteries XD
love the monorail tour :)