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It is on steam. Was just in sale for $3. I bought it about a week ago it may still be on sale.

On the right menu, click the Build Transportation button and Highway is the second one from the top. Also, you have to be past a certain year - it's like 1940 or something - for highways to be available.

Yeah... and how can I conect them with the normal roads?

@@angrymonkeynoises Left click and hold down on the build Highway button then switch the option to OnRamp. Move your mouse to an open tile adjacent to both your regular road and the highway. When the icon turns blue you can build the OnRamp. You need at least 3 tiles of clearance along the highway. The tool is also kind of buggy. You may have to go back to the menu and select it again.

It's entirely up to the player. One time I kept a city going to the year 3000 just to see if something would happen, but nothing did.

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@BenColc Thanks! Did you record and edit it in some software like Adobe Premiere, or you have just uploaded the video file generated by OBS?

@@iannnavas I just uploaded the raw recording from OBS.

@@BenColc thanks!

I fully agree!

I really hope that there's a possibility of it being either remade or remastered, I mean, like you said, Cities Skylines exists but it doesn't have the charm that Sim City always had. I'm just not sure who would be willing to work on it, I'm not even aware of any studio that would be able to do it right and still keep what Sim City 3000 does best. I don't think there's anyone left that was part of Maxis that would be able to.

I made mine as dense as possible along one highway divided edge of the map and spiced them up with recycle plants and incinerators and the airport in one corner. Always had well over 10,000 acres of parks in my cities but I’m sure I never ever put even 1 small park on the industrial side of the highway.

​@@thisisgoodnews8043well, actually if the neighbourhood is good in general (especially the land value), those plants with chimneys don't appear. Cleaner enterprises do. The overall picture isn't that dreary then. Skyscrapers don't appear in different zones either if the land value is low.

​@@user-ui7iy4vk1e Oh yeah I forgot I cheated lots too with that choose your own buildings code. I always put a bunch of those 12 tile red high tech buildings and I think there were some other 4 and 9 space kind of labs. And there were even 1 space high tech research buildings if I remember correct, and would put those beside the bus and sub stops. I don’t think I ever actually did one organic city without cheating, always wanted to decide the spot for every single building. There were lots of other things on the building list that actually should have been available without cheating imo like those pink 1 space parks with the flowers and fountain and the 1 space tennis courts, swimming pool and grass etc.

The desktop PC is falling out of use, I think. Hence all those games. The PC itself isn't needed to gain access to the internet anymore and stuff. The mobile changed everything at the beginning of the 2010s.

City Skylines stresses me tf out, I feel like I can never keep up to what everyone wants 😭😭

I can’t remember if it was this one or sim city 2000 it kept going back and forth from citizens complaining about police oppression to citizens spontaneously throwing a parade in my honor.

It's played on PC using the 1964 emulator GE/PD edition.

What I experience when I play Unlimited is the lack of bespoke sounds. They sometimes do work (Birds chirping, Traffic Noises, Port Noises, Gun Shots in criminal Areas etc.) but thats just by coincidence. With the OG SC3000 it always worked, I wonder if someone experiences the same

Totally agree! I love the look of this game and it's aged very well.

@@BenColc Memory unlocked :D

I would get in serious trouble if I did that so no.

Yeah, it's really easy to make a wrong move and lose tons of health or die!

​@@BenColcHope you're doing well, Ben! I'm glad to see you're posting videos more often.

@@paulosergio... I hope you're doing well, too! Thank you for watching it means a lot!

For a long time I wasn't going to bother but it started bugging me that I never finished this, so yes, I decided to finish it today. lol

When I was doing those I did them entirely in Blueprint. But now I do core mechanic things like movement and shooting in C++, while things like doors and destructible lights are in Blueprint. If you're doing something as simple as GoldenEye it can be done with only Blueprints. So it kind of depends on how complex the thing you're making is as well as if you yourself are interested in doing some C++ coding.

Thank you very much for answering me! I just forgot to ask something else, which one have you been using in Final Transmission?

@@any_user758 Final Transmission is about 20% C++ and 80% Blueprints. For some math-heavy things like bullet spread I like C++ but for stuff that's closer to the art side of things I like Blueprints. Good luck!

@@BenColc Thank you for answering my questions and I'm sorry if I was inconvenient, I have projects in mind that I still wrote, as I have some concerns. Good luck with your projects!

You can find it at github.com/fgsfdsfgs/perfect_dark

They do give you a Shotgun at the start in Deep Sea but it's quite underwhelming. Probably better off just using the Falcon 2. Final Transmission has been slow as I'm quite indecisive about what direction to go with it but I'm still working on it.

​@@BenColc I always preferred attacking enemies from a distance and that must be why I rarely used it. Well, don't be in a rush, all good work takes time to complete, stay strong and don't leave your talent aside. Good luck in your projects.