The fact that you can do this from the start in the game is awesome. In CS1 you would have to build up a small support area first and unlock so much stuff before you could build a town like this with the limited money at the start.
@@drifzyy67 Which ones? I see alot of very good parts in C:S 2 and their marketing has done amazing into convincing me to get this game bcz of all the good parts.
You just earned a subscriber. I’ll say honestly, out of all of the content that I’ve seen so far, the way you planned out your farms and rural pockets of residential was absolutely superb….best I’ve seen today; and it gave me some ideas for when the game drops. Some of the farms are a little funky looking at this time but I think the way you planned it out helped it blend significantly better than what I’ve seen others do so far. Looking forward to episode 2.
One of the few if not only videos I've seen on CS:2 focused on detailing. With the new road building I think you can make something really interesting, excited to see where this goes.
I like St Luke :) Also you got a new subscriber :) Outside my town here in Norway, we also have these random farm patches with trees, but also alot of hills and rock. Is there ploppable rocks in the game? I sure hope they add gravel and stones. I also miss a bulldozer brush size option. Love your farm fields and the style your going for :)
the best one for sure... way too many square cities with hastily zoned stuff... not much thought put into them, but this one you can feel the love and can relate to a "real" area...
This is such an incredible build! I never thought wed see builds of this quality so early on. Im also kinda interested in taking on your indirect dutch city challenge using only lvl4-5 european theme rowhouses 😅
For English towns and cities, I like naming them using a bit of wordplay with English pronunciation rules. Make little names that sound plausible until you try to say them out loud, and you find yourself saying something else entirely. Examples include Strawbury, Hamcester, Moncester, Egsenham, Seaswick, Spelcaster, or Whytewich.
I live in Northern Ireland so most place names look like gibberish compared to England’s place names because they come from anglicised versions of the original Irish names, so in cities skylines I name places in Irish based on the geography and then I anglicise it. It’s so fun. For example, a town that’s beside or inside a valley. I will call it Glenn géar, meaning Steep valley in Irish, then I will anglicise it to “Glengar” to give it its English name.
Hopefully when the game releases the commercial assets won’t be the generic American style low rise wide buildings. I don’t know why they didn’t have as many options for commercial zoning levels
I think one of the biggest selling points for the game is the development tree. With more variety and specializations it could really make each city different. Like a tree that taps into the media demand allowing the city to host a movie industry, or a vineyard distributer, not to mention the various upgrades to buildings. It's got a lot more potential than CS1. You can see that from how accurately you caught midlands UK in the beta build, which you couldn't for a few years after base CS1.
You could specialize your city with or without a tech tree though. I really don't see why they included it. Seems like a gamey feature without a real world equivalent.
@@xergiok2322 I agree. One of the other CS2 videos showed the transport tech-tree, you have to unlock trains before you can unlock trams. Not realistic at all, should be able to choose from one (or both), not that much difference between tram and train. Stuff like this made me have to mod CS1, just to make a city that starts with a railway station.
I don't think I have ever seen someone make something English that actually looks so realistic to real life. Those patchwork fields, hamlets and random houses is so accurate
I find it hilarious that there is a brush to place trees but there seems to be no brush to remove them. Really excited for what you will build in this new game
I have seen more than 20 videos of ""first gameplay in CSLII"" in 3 diferent languages and your build is far THE BEST build I have seen in this game, this is perfection, +1 follower, wanna know what is this town's future
I've watched a bunch of Cities: Skylines II videos by creators and this is probably my favorite. Great work nailing the organic development of a village. Keep it up :D
One thing for me to say, all these videos of people making towns are outdone by yours, I love how you talk in the background while you do the actual city in the background instead of doing first hand commentary! Nice work.
Hey wat goed om je weer (terug) te zien!! Genoten van de video!! Ben ook heel erg benieuwd naar deze game. Heb/ben jarenlang zn voorganger aan het spelen op verschillende platforms. Ben vooral benieuwd naar de Editor om echt een custom stad/land te maken. Ben ook benieuwd hoe vloeibaar het water is in CS2 😅 Had bij CS1 daar vaak ruzie mee namelijk. Ik ga hem spelen op de ps5. Mijn pc gaat die niet overleven namelijk (wil een maximale map gebruiken namelijk)
I've never seen your channel before, never watched a single video (at least that I could remember), watched this, and then proceeded to subscribe. Reddit described it best: There are three categories of content creators who have received access to CS:2: Troll / Random Builders, Grid / Block Builders, and Silvarret. Amazing work, can't wait to see what you do further.
Since you are building on what looks like pretty flat land, i would recommend looking at cambridgeshire and surrounding counties for inspiration as they are the flattest parts of uk. Perhaps norfolk coast especially because of the sea you have. Great start though👍
Watching your video, the topographical layout really reminds me of the Ernesettle area of Plymouth, which is down by the River Tamar. The river is spanned by a road suspension bridge (and a much older rail bridge by Brunel) and Plymouth is my hometown, so if this was the area you were inspired by on Google Maps, I feel it is highly authentic. Great work!
This is the first video that I watched that actually made me want to play the game tbh. I very much value aesthetics over the gameplay sometimes so I loved what you did with the town! I was worried I liked the cartoonish graphics better of CS1 but this city definitely showed you can still make realistic aesthetically pleasing cities.
Really nice video to showcase the strengths of the new systems in cs2, I love the realistic approach to create a rural landscape with small selections of houses spread out throughout the farmland, glad that the new road system allows that relatively easy now
I tried reopening it in CS, but the save is beyond broken. Not planning on doing something similar in CS2 yet - I want to a Dutch build first and foremost!
I suggest you to create starting maps/savegames like this one, because I think it looks beautifull and makes the game more interesting and realistic. Farms, small roads instead of highways and maybe even a small town with a train station.
Super eager to see what else you get to do with the game! This "city" is already looking great... but I feel like for it to really be authentic, the name needs to be much sillier :P
I loved your Oslo build in CS1. I didn't quite get it to work with mods and such, but it was beautiful to look at. I hope you can give it another go in CS2.
The field boundaries in your town look very realistic. The English countryside is very ancient and has grown organically over the centuries but the echoes of the past can still be seen, especially in the fields and roads. This was harder to recreate in CS1 but CS2 looks amazing. I'm really looking forward to getting my hands on it.
Great build, really enjoyed a fellow rural centric attitude. Could I just add one thing, as the trees have a lifespan now, the tree borders look a little odd all being the same age, maybe you could randomise the borders and then return a few 'years' later to fill in the gaps. The change in density and size would enhance your amazing layout.
This is sublime. I've never used Google Maps when playing CS1 but I'm 100% going to take inspiration from your design and use that resource once CS2 comes out 🧡
Only thing I see missing is wall to wall commercial. I was excited for mixed use buildings, they're cool and all, but they're still high rises and don't fit along a quiet high street or the main street of a small American town.
Je bent terug met city skylines. Misschien nog wel beter nieuws dan de komst van CS 2. Deze is al fantastisch, kan niet wachten tot je Nederlandse stad bouwt in CS 2. Die in CS 1 was al geweldig en enorm inspirerend.
I think you may be the only creator (that I’ve seen) that’s had early access choose to build a city with European build items and roads over American. And while I tend to love those traditional American city builds, super glad to see you did this. Ty for sharing 🙌🏽
I was so confused on why people only posted 1 video so far & the fact all videos are suspiciously under 30 Minutes & don't get pass a certain milestone. I was thinking why hasn't anyone done stuff with Trains or Unlock all on, I know for me, I'm a player who enjoys having every milestone unlocked & create my densest point of downtown first, then highways/interchanges then work my way into lower density. / Filling in Gaps with Industrial areas. I find detailing the most fun, so kinda disappointed at the lack of props at this current point in the game. I'm sure in time this game will be superior to CS 1 but in time.
Great first CS2 city! Maybe not the buildings, but I see a lot of Dutch small but growing village in here too for sure! The lay-out including tree lines is very similar to villages in Noord-Brabant for example.
This is something I've attempted to start in CS1 so many times, but I become overwhelmed. I've tried keeping notebooks of my ideas, I've tried making it on PS5 first to get my mojo back. When it comes to it, I think doing it on PC with assets is just too much for me. I really want to persevere with it once CS2 launches.
The rural area looks about right, and hedgerows and mature trees are needed! Drainage ditches, coppices, ponds, woods, hills, rivers, canals... your English town is a little too grid based, most towns started around a market square, or a crossroad, or a river crossing, and are very very tightly packed in old town centres, with 20th century estates being more spacious-ish? A good example of a small historic town to learn from would be Buckingham.
They need to add the option to make the roads "not zonable" so that the Streets/Roads in the countryside are just that. + I don't like the animation of tiny houses being built with a GIANT crane + We need a color override or LUT. These Houses all seem so gray. CS1 was a lot more colorful in its core.
It's super annoying to me that all properties are still basically.... squares/rectangles. They can't have odd geometric shaped properties still. When you curve the road, you lose developable property. Feels very Simcity 4 ish.
This looks amazing for what we get in a base game. Can't wait to make a European alpine city in a similar way once it is released. Current house models look a bit repetitive. I think it should be possible to force sims to build more houses of different sizes by zoning in a more granular patchy fashion instead of filling the whole block at once. Plus mix EU and US low-rise zoning.
Es built on new game engine? Et seems antiquated like Cities: One with mods? I am not blown away by the assets. This doesn't seem like it would be great at 8k or 16k. If Cities hasn't developed their own game engine by now, IDK what they did with the 500 mil in profits from selling the first game.
Small fields, lots of hedges, never been to Lincolnshire then, and the way you tried to describe England. Lol. Yeah ok, and never changed to left hand drive. Oh dear serious fail! Which means you know nothing of Great Britain 😂
Wow, that looks amazing! I've always wanted to try something like this myself, but I have a very hard time designing something like this. Very impressed with your skill. Lekker bezig kerel!
Maybe in the future you could add some "modern developments" in the suburbs which aren't typically terraced/row houses in the UK, but sort of housing estates with cul-de-sacs
Just beautiful👌 wish we will get better tools for placing trees, random rotation or even rows like with roads. I will play on console again, so I’ll stay away from any mod😅 So far the best city in CS2 i have seen so far👌👌
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Absolutely stunning.
379 likes, no comments, lemme fix that
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Yo Raptor whadiddadiz my man?!
The demands of this game stun my computer as well.
The fact that you can do this from the start in the game is awesome. In CS1 you would have to build up a small support area first and unlock so much stuff before you could build a town like this with the limited money at the start.
It’s not even the start yet! this is still beta and it’s this good!
@@superfleet1954yeahh, a few amazing features from cs1 is missing which annoys me, but im loving it so far
@@drifzyy67 Which ones? I see alot of very good parts in C:S 2 and their marketing has done amazing into convincing me to get this game bcz of all the good parts.
Move it and Traffic Manager are the missing part, at least we'll have mods.
(it's like the two most essential mods)
@@superloup1369the traffic manager is in the game no? Infrastructists video had it
This is the first video of yours that I've watched and I can say that it is the best cs2 town of all youtubers that I've seen so far (around 8).
That's huge praise, thank you!
You just earned a subscriber. I’ll say honestly, out of all of the content that I’ve seen so far, the way you planned out your farms and rural pockets of residential was absolutely superb….best I’ve seen today; and it gave me some ideas for when the game drops. Some of the farms are a little funky looking at this time but I think the way you planned it out helped it blend significantly better than what I’ve seen others do so far. Looking forward to episode 2.
I agree!
Always a fantastic sign when developers give out early access copies like this. Can’t wait to watch.
I so love your take on these types of games and im glad you have some videos covering it! Cant wait for it to come out!
One of the few if not only videos I've seen on CS:2 focused on detailing. With the new road building I think you can make something really interesting, excited to see where this goes.
this means we get more Silvarret content!
Of course 😎
I like St Luke :) Also you got a new subscriber :) Outside my town here in Norway, we also have these random farm patches with trees, but also alot of hills and rock. Is there ploppable rocks in the game? I sure hope they add gravel and stones. I also miss a bulldozer brush size option. Love your farm fields and the style your going for :)
What I got from watching this is that they should have added a big delete trees brush
24:10 have a look at the Isle of white/Portsmouth/Southampton/Solent for inspiration looks similar
That's funny, Portsmouth area is exactly where I looked!
they have the row houses that is very common in the city that are in the netherlands
One of the most realistic and satisfying city layouts that came out of all this early content today In my opinion. Really nice work
totally agree.
have watched a lot this week, but this guy is fantastic
the best one for sure... way too many square cities with hastily zoned stuff... not much thought put into them, but this one you can feel the love and can relate to a "real" area...
*casually builds a european country in a 30min speedbuild*
Classic Silvarret. This looks stunning
"Bendy roads for the bendy people"
Haven't heard that one in a while 😂
All the booshes
I've been waiting and hoping that Keralis gets to make a sneak-peak video for CSII.
I really hope we see some sort of UK style content creator pack with lots of buildngs in that would be brilliant!
And a Latin American one
This is such an incredible build! I never thought wed see builds of this quality so early on. Im also kinda interested in taking on your indirect dutch city challenge using only lvl4-5 european theme rowhouses 😅
For English towns and cities, I like naming them using a bit of wordplay with English pronunciation rules. Make little names that sound plausible until you try to say them out loud, and you find yourself saying something else entirely. Examples include Strawbury, Hamcester, Moncester, Egsenham, Seaswick, Spelcaster, or Whytewich.
These are some amazing recommendations, thank you! Will gladly take some inspiration.
Towcester - Toaster
Gotham - goat ham
I live in Northern Ireland so most place names look like gibberish compared to England’s place names because they come from anglicised versions of the original Irish names, so in cities skylines I name places in Irish based on the geography and then I anglicise it. It’s so fun. For example, a town that’s beside or inside a valley. I will call it Glenn géar, meaning Steep valley in Irish, then I will anglicise it to “Glengar” to give it its English name.
You must work for Two Point Studios, thats basically all the place names in Two Point Campus lol
So excited to see what you did :)
Koali City, Yorkshire
First CS2 build I've seen with curvy roads. Thank you. I was starting to worry they'd removed that feature, lol
Hopefully when the game releases the commercial assets won’t be the generic American style low rise wide buildings. I don’t know why they didn’t have as many options for commercial zoning levels
I wish random tree rotation would be the default setting
i dont think theres a single other video that has me as hyped for cs2 as this one does this town looks so good
I think one of the biggest selling points for the game is the development tree. With more variety and specializations it could really make each city different. Like a tree that taps into the media demand allowing the city to host a movie industry, or a vineyard distributer, not to mention the various upgrades to buildings. It's got a lot more potential than CS1. You can see that from how accurately you caught midlands UK in the beta build, which you couldn't for a few years after base CS1.
You could specialize your city with or without a tech tree though. I really don't see why they included it. Seems like a gamey feature without a real world equivalent.
@@xergiok2322 I agree. One of the other CS2 videos showed the transport tech-tree, you have to unlock trains before you can unlock trams.
Not realistic at all, should be able to choose from one (or both), not that much difference between tram and train.
Stuff like this made me have to mod CS1, just to make a city that starts with a railway station.
I don't think I have ever seen someone make something English that actually looks so realistic to real life. Those patchwork fields, hamlets and random houses is so accurate
I find it hilarious that there is a brush to place trees but there seems to be no brush to remove them.
Really excited for what you will build in this new game
As someone that lives in an area like this in UK I think you've done a great job.
Name suggestion, St Luke's on the wold.
Kind of Paradox to give you access, they must be as excited to see what you can do as must as we are!
They probobly won out on this one. This is probobly the best looking cs2 city i seen so far
@@matsv201 yeah really love how organic looking it becomes
I have seen more than 20 videos of ""first gameplay in CSLII"" in 3 diferent languages and your build is far THE BEST build I have seen in this game, this is perfection, +1 follower, wanna know what is this town's future
I've watched a bunch of Cities: Skylines II videos by creators and this is probably my favorite. Great work nailing the organic development of a village. Keep it up :D
Yes, great video I also liked the video from two dollars twenty.
I hope someone makes a proper UK theme, rather than being stuck with just EU and US
my feed today:
Silvarret: making a nice, peaceful english city :)
RTGame: suspended and spinning 50 meters in the air trying to make a city
That was great thankyou 😊
what a pleasant surprise to see you on my sub feed today, silv. love this idea for a project as well
16:50 It’s been so long since I’ve watched him but is that a Keralis reference? 😂 I love it
One thing for me to say, all these videos of people making towns are outdone by yours, I love how you talk in the background while you do the actual city in the background instead of doing first hand commentary! Nice work.
Hey wat goed om je weer (terug) te zien!! Genoten van de video!! Ben ook heel erg benieuwd naar deze game. Heb/ben jarenlang zn voorganger aan het spelen op verschillende platforms. Ben vooral benieuwd naar de Editor om echt een custom stad/land te maken. Ben ook benieuwd hoe vloeibaar het water is in CS2 😅 Had bij CS1 daar vaak ruzie mee namelijk. Ik ga hem spelen op de ps5. Mijn pc gaat die niet overleven namelijk (wil een maximale map gebruiken namelijk)
I've never seen your channel before, never watched a single video (at least that I could remember), watched this, and then proceeded to subscribe. Reddit described it best: There are three categories of content creators who have received access to CS:2: Troll / Random Builders, Grid / Block Builders, and Silvarret.
Amazing work, can't wait to see what you do further.
Oh wow! How did you making it rain ALL the time to make it a genuine English town? :p
As a born and bread rawal British citizen this IS OUTSTANDING. Only one bad thing, right hand traffic doesn't exist in England.
Since you are building on what looks like pretty flat land, i would recommend looking at cambridgeshire and surrounding counties for inspiration as they are the flattest parts of uk. Perhaps norfolk coast especially because of the sea you have.
Great start though👍
I absolutely love your organic and realistic approach to building the cities
Really can't wait to be creating my own British-Inspired city upon release!
Such a nice surprise to have you build for us! Gorgeous. So glad you’re back with cities!
This is the most impressive Cities 2 build I have seen so far!
I live in an English rural village, I'm watching you like a hawk 👀👀
Watching your video, the topographical layout really reminds me of the Ernesettle area of Plymouth, which is down by the River Tamar. The river is spanned by a road suspension bridge (and a much older rail bridge by Brunel) and Plymouth is my hometown, so if this was the area you were inspired by on Google Maps, I feel it is highly authentic. Great work!
You nailed it! That's exactly where I was looking :)
OMG YES YOU'RE BACK TO CITIES SKYLINES!
please stay
This is the first video that I watched that actually made me want to play the game tbh. I very much value aesthetics over the gameplay sometimes so I loved what you did with the town! I was worried I liked the cartoonish graphics better of CS1 but this city definitely showed you can still make realistic aesthetically pleasing cities.
Ooo! So cool!
I’m looking forward to the addition of a train station or public transport into these towns
This video helped me calm down before a date. Thank you!
I came to see someone build a town, but then there's like 20 minutes of placing trees
Ik kom van je comment op Tijdmachine, van 8 jaar geleden..
Nice build but would you ever consider building in real time?
Life is good, a Silvarett video and bendy roads for the bendy people.
Motion blur in a city builder.....
The framerate has me a bit concerned thb =/
This game has such a cozy and melancholic atmosphere. I want to come back here again and again. ☺️
Wait is Silv a Keralis fan?! Bendy people reference??
This was one of my FAVORITE CS2 builds so far!! This was the perfect approach!! And the cinematic camera omg I can’t wait to use it!!!
Looks great. The games motion blur looks terrible though.
16:52 ah, I see you're a fellow Papa K connoisseur 😄
The graphics are horrendously bad and desaturated with the worst looking water and cost lines.
It looks like a Wii ZELDA game!
WTF is this?
It's still a beta build. The final build will likely look a bit different from what I've heard.
Builds super realistic looking English countryside, but has traffic driving on the wrong side 🤦♂️
Yup, oops 😅
Really nice video to showcase the strengths of the new systems in cs2, I love the realistic approach to create a rural landscape with small selections of houses spread out throughout the farmland, glad that the new road system allows that relatively easy now
Love it. So excited for this game
I absolutely love that you didn't make another 'excel sheet' like many other (especially the American) creators did.
Exactly and everyone only uses the American theme
Best cs2 vid I've watched so far! Nice that it actually resembles a letsplay instead of a first look!
Thank you! :)
Love how you gamed the trees! Best of all the builds so far ! Subscribed ❤
I wonder if you'll recreate Amar City in CS:2 or you'll finish it in CS sooner or later?
I tried reopening it in CS, but the save is beyond broken. Not planning on doing something similar in CS2 yet - I want to a Dutch build first and foremost!
I suggest you to create starting maps/savegames like this one, because I think it looks beautifull and makes the game more interesting and realistic. Farms, small roads instead of highways and maybe even a small town with a train station.
this is exactly what devs should be doing to promote their games. amazing work
I hope we get the terrain view in the base game
Super eager to see what else you get to do with the game! This "city" is already looking great... but I feel like for it to really be authentic, the name needs to be much sillier :P
I loved your Oslo build in CS1. I didn't quite get it to work with mods and such, but it was beautiful to look at. I hope you can give it another go in CS2.
The field boundaries in your town look very realistic. The English countryside is very ancient and has grown organically over the centuries but the echoes of the past can still be seen, especially in the fields and roads. This was harder to recreate in CS1 but CS2 looks amazing. I'm really looking forward to getting my hands on it.
Coming from someone with UK in their channel name that's proper praise, thank you!
Already 3 months that I'm looking to cities skylines 2 videos and this is still my favorite one so far
Great build, really enjoyed a fellow rural centric attitude. Could I just add one thing, as the trees have a lifespan now, the tree borders look a little odd all being the same age, maybe you could randomise the borders and then return a few 'years' later to fill in the gaps. The change in density and size would enhance your amazing layout.
Wow really surprised that randomly rotating and random-sized trees are not back in CS2
Thought the same
This is sublime. I've never used Google Maps when playing CS1 but I'm 100% going to take inspiration from your design and use that resource once CS2 comes out 🧡
First time watching a video of yours. Really truly enJOYed it very much. This is my fav CS2 video to date! Excited to see where the town goes next.
Why is it spring in October?
Only thing I see missing is wall to wall commercial. I was excited for mixed use buildings, they're cool and all, but they're still high rises and don't fit along a quiet high street or the main street of a small American town.
Bendy roads for the bendy people!
How do you deal with the ever increasing demand for high density residential areas? Just ingnore them?
Je bent terug met city skylines. Misschien nog wel beter nieuws dan de komst van CS 2. Deze is al fantastisch, kan niet wachten tot je Nederlandse stad bouwt in CS 2. Die in CS 1 was al geweldig en enorm inspirerend.
I think you may be the only creator (that I’ve seen) that’s had early access choose to build a city with European build items and roads over American.
And while I tend to love those traditional American city builds, super glad to see you did this. Ty for sharing 🙌🏽
I had an idea that would be the case so it was a very conscious decision :) glad you appreciated it, thank you!
Originally coming from Yorkshire I think I can say....
You nailed the English countryside!!!
I was so confused on why people only posted 1 video so far & the fact all videos are suspiciously under 30 Minutes & don't get pass a certain milestone.
I was thinking why hasn't anyone done stuff with Trains or Unlock all on, I know for me, I'm a player who enjoys having every milestone unlocked & create my densest point of downtown first, then highways/interchanges then work my way into lower density. / Filling in Gaps with Industrial areas. I find detailing the most fun, so kinda disappointed at the lack of props at this current point in the game.
I'm sure in time this game will be superior to CS 1 but in time.
Great first CS2 city! Maybe not the buildings, but I see a lot of Dutch small but growing village in here too for sure! The lay-out including tree lines is very similar to villages in Noord-Brabant for example.
This is something I've attempted to start in CS1 so many times, but I become overwhelmed. I've tried keeping notebooks of my ideas, I've tried making it on PS5 first to get my mojo back. When it comes to it, I think doing it on PC with assets is just too much for me. I really want to persevere with it once CS2 launches.
The rural area looks about right, and hedgerows and mature trees are needed! Drainage ditches, coppices, ponds, woods, hills, rivers, canals... your English town is a little too grid based, most towns started around a market square, or a crossroad, or a river crossing, and are very very tightly packed in old town centres, with 20th century estates being more spacious-ish?
A good example of a small historic town to learn from would be Buckingham.
Is that the Downton Abbey music playing while the video plays over the city????!!!!!
They need to add the option to make the roads "not zonable" so that the Streets/Roads in the countryside are just that.
+ I don't like the animation of tiny houses being built with a GIANT crane
+ We need a color override or LUT. These Houses all seem so gray. CS1 was a lot more colorful in its core.
It's super annoying to me that all properties are still basically.... squares/rectangles. They can't have odd geometric shaped properties still. When you curve the road, you lose developable property. Feels very Simcity 4 ish.
This looks amazing for what we get in a base game. Can't wait to make a European alpine city in a similar way once it is released.
Current house models look a bit repetitive. I think it should be possible to force sims to build more houses of different sizes by zoning in a more granular patchy fashion instead of filling the whole block at once. Plus mix EU and US low-rise zoning.
Es built on new game engine? Et seems antiquated like Cities: One with mods? I am not blown away by the assets. This doesn't seem like it would be great at 8k or 16k. If Cities hasn't developed their own game engine by now, IDK what they did with the 500 mil in profits from selling the first game.
Small fields, lots of hedges, never been to Lincolnshire then, and the way you tried to describe England. Lol. Yeah ok, and never changed to left hand drive. Oh dear serious fail! Which means you know nothing of Great Britain 😂
Wow, that looks amazing! I've always wanted to try something like this myself, but I have a very hard time designing something like this. Very impressed with your skill. Lekker bezig kerel!
Maybe in the future you could add some "modern developments" in the suburbs which aren't typically terraced/row houses in the UK, but sort of housing estates with cul-de-sacs
Just beautiful👌 wish we will get better tools for placing trees, random rotation or even rows like with roads. I will play on console again, so I’ll stay away from any mod😅
So far the best city in CS2 i have seen so far👌👌