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There is a saved game available as of Episode 36 (steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2880426287) also in the description of that episode!

Eden Valley from the Green Cities DLC

You're welcome, congrats on the trophy!

@@abdurrahmanwahid6075 no problem, good luck with your city!

@@fillimoncheg fuel is shipped to the coal power plant by truck. If you don't have an ore industry in your city it would be imported from elsewhere. If your traffic isn't very good these trucks may be stuck somewhere else. Otherwise it might just take a couple minutes for delivery

@@jester.Gaming great, thanks!

@@fillimoncheg no problem! Welcome to Cities: Skylines!

Welcome to the channel!

@@rpl87 You aren't the first one to comment on one of my mask tutorial videos saying they weren't able to get the hunter to spawn due to a bug. Unfortunately the other commenters solution was to level up another character 😐

@@jester.Gaming I figured it out your video is spot on. I fast traveled to dz and it resets your lobby. So any eye you collected prior to fast travel resets. No need for new character

@@rpl87 that's fantastic, congrats on the new mask!

@@jester.Gaming thank you brother !

@@iamsica_ welcome to the channel! I'm glad the video was helpful!

It's certainly not very intuitive, I had to use a guide myself

I usually start with metro and then add busses afterwards ... I forget if I showed it in this video but they should be there! The reason I put the metro first is I like to use the buses to bring people to the metro station. Having the station in place first allows me to put bus stops at the correct locations. The public transportation network is similar to road hierarchy - you can use the lower capacity transport services (on local roads) to bring people to the higher capacity transport services (on collector roads). Great question! I had to do a little research and apparently the orange bar at the bottom is affected by number of employees in your industry or office buildings so any of the Industries DLC buildings you place should decrease demand once you put them in because they have job positions for your citizens.

It definitely takes a little while to get used to ... I went through many cities when I first started. Don't feel bad about starting a new city, keep learning as you go and apply your knowledge! You could also make multiple saves of the same city and go back to an old one if things aren't working out. This is usually what I do when I am planning an episode out - I have a save for each episode and can easily go back to a previous save if things aren't working out. You can also start with unlimited money until you get a feel for how the mechanics work but I would keep unlocks as they are. Welcome to Cities: Skylines!

Thank you HappyDefault, I'm glad you're enjoying them. Welcome to the channel!

@@RIFT.CO1907 do you have any demand for it (orange bar at the bottom)? If you have an educated population they may want higher education jobs (offices) unless you turn in the Industry 4.0 policy which will enable more of those job types for your industry. You may also experience a lull in industry demand soon after turning on the education boost policy as your citizens will be going to school instead of working ... I hope this helps!

@@jester.Gaming thank you and yeah I did have the education boost on , that could be the cause , I was placing industry zones but I’m not sure if I have to make it a district as well? I’m a new player so yeah haha

@@jester.Gaming and no I had no orange bar and no commercial bar , although the housing was requesting more work so I put more commercial down and it sorted the problem but I wanted to place industry too but it was never built even after building residential zones after and not having much educational buildings

@@RIFT.CO1907 No problem at all, welcome to Cities: Skylines! A district is used for applying specific policies or zoning specializations to an area. I apply most of my policies to the entire city rather than individual districts and most of the zoning specializations are tied to DLCs that you might not have if you're just staring out and not very important early on in the game. If you have green bar residential demand you should focus on that and once people move into the city they will start looking for jobs and you will get demand for industry. Also, if you're playing with everything unlocked at the start it might be a little more difficult to start your city believe it or not. The game was designed to unlock things gradually to subtly introduce you to different mechanics. With everything all at once it's a bit overwhelming and you might be using late game items early on and it might not work.

@@jester.Gaming okay , thank you, glad to be playing it , subscribed too! 😀

The medical clinic is unlocked fairly early at the second milestone. However, knowing why your citizens are getting sick as described in the video should help you prevent it from happening before you get your medical services unlocked.

I was fortunate enough to never run into this problem ... That sounds terrible. I've read that there are bugs plaguing the PC version of the game. I hope you managed to get your masks!

You are welcome ValSer9, good luck with your city!

Hi JAYMO! There are a couple things I can think of ... It could be that not all sections of your city are properly connected. For example if you have an industrial area off to the side it might not be close enough to connect to the buildings of the main city. You may have to connect different areas of your city with powerlines. I have this every once and a while when I am expanding a city. Are you using solar power? If you are and also using the day-night cycle your power production will be reduced at night. How is the traffic in your city? If you're using coal or oil power plants they may not be getting deliveries of resources. You can check their reserves in the building info view. If this is the problem you can improve your traffic flow, increase outside connections (add rail or boat), or add a local industry to provide the needed raw resources. I hope this helps!

Hey klobi, unfortunately I don't play with mods so there is nothing that I am aware of

Hey exotic.plays, unfortunately I have not played the Xbox version of the game. From what I can tell there is no icon at the bottom of the screen similar to PC. Instead it's in a different submenu ... maybe pressing Y? It's hard for me to tell exactly

@@jester.Gaming Yeah i pressed Y and it worked, thanks!

@exotic.playsyt awesome, no problem!

That's an interesting approach! They were probably complaining because your industry zone wasn't big enough enough support the number of commercial buildings you had. Is your industry now complaining about not enough buyers for products?

@@jester.Gaming thats the trick: get rid of industry too! ive got the raw material industries but the rest ive mostly done away with. no complaints since the zoned industries cover the industry bar technically and so do offices weirdly. commercial demand is high but no drawbacks from it. ive got little bits of commercial here and there but if they go under or abandoned i rezone it for offices.

You're welcome!

No problem, good luck with your city!

Thanks liquid_lakes! I played a little bit of CS2 when it first came out but the performance and gameplay still needed a bit of work before I could make any videos. The economy 2.0 and detailing patch that just came out has been fairly well received so I will probably be making some videos before too long. I'll have to learn the game a bit myself though! I haven't played any of the others you mentioned, sorry!

Welcome to the channel beccirobertson! I'm glad the video was helpful!

Hey Narsty, welcome to Cities Skylines! My best advice is once you have the start of your city established is to take things slow and expand your city bit by bit ... don't let the demand meters force you to build! You could also make a save of your city before trying out a big project and if it doesn't work out you can easily go back to the previous save :)

@@caseyferran2144 hey Casey! Anything that isn't a road is likely a walking path (not exactly sure what you are referring to). Your citizens will choose walking over driving to their destination if there is a path is available and it isn't too far of a distance. Having some extra pathways to connect adjacent roads together helps alleviate traffic a little bit since people will choose to walk!

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Thanks corner, glad to be back - thanks for checking out another video!

Sounds delicious Aaron! Thanks for checking out another video too! We are getting close to what I might consider the city being finished ... there are a couple areas I'm not exactly sure what I'm going to do with but I think it's time to move on once those are filled in. I could continuously go back and redo areas all over the city but I think something new is in order! I'll probably do a recap episode either showing parts of the city off or some of the stats related to the series on RUclips (number of views, etc.).

Please don't fast forward with the progress you made. I don't mind zipping through you planting trees, but at the end with your farms and fishing.

Thanks for the feedback Kitty*! I think I could have shown that a bit better in retrospect. I did film a segment but as I said it in the video there was a lot of back and forth between the road tool and farming industry, a lot of me saying "road here, farm, road ...". I didn't make any changes to thr fishing industry!

Sorry Kitty, depending on where I view your comment it has either random numbers for your name or an actual name ... not sure what that is about!

@@jester.Gaming Was saying that me as in the viewer doesn't like when Fast Forward to finished product is all. It's all good Boss. Just trying to follow along with my city is all. Don't ask me why my name comes up the way it does..lol This platform has been downright terrible as of late.

@@120420 How do you feel about time lapses in general? Not such a big deal for planting trees as you mentioned but what about something like roadwork? Not exactly skipping to the end but more like fast forwarding?

It's tough to tell with it sped up but I slowed down a little bit here and there during each segment ... it was about 20 minutes total to get everything planted!

No problem! Good to know it works on console as well!

Thanks Monsterka!