This is great stuff, I especially love the conclusion of focusing on telling a story with your city. For a community of budding urban designers, the C:S player base all too little discusses the actual process of urban development I think, so I'm really happy to see this initiative!
Thank you very much! I am very happy to get feedback from such experienced content creators such as yourself! I completely agree with you, I think this kind of topic is worth talking about. Even if I just help someone scratch the surface of something beyond the game itself, I will consider it a success. Thanks once again and I hope you like what I have to show in the future! Cheers!
Thank you very much for your feedback, but also for your help when I reached out! I've been a long-time subscriber to your channel, and it's always been very inspiring. I really appreciate your work!
Very good video ! As a student in urbanism that lives near Paris and plays Cities skylines a lot, I really liked your approach on this. Keep going like this !
As a planner and fan of the game, I’m really excited to see how your channel develops moving forward. I liked how this video was focused on informing people about urban form and what it says about a city. I’d like to see more game play in the future, but definitely do not lose this educational aspect too!
Thank you! Besides these more theoretical "Decoding cities" series (I have a couple of episodes in the works already), I'm working on a way to connect that educational aspect and more in-game stuff. I'm inclined to do a separate series about one city, build it in the game and tell it's urban history through the game. It will take a while, but I think that's the way I want to take this channel. I hope you like it as well!
Well summed up part of material for my exam in Urban Studies! If only I could watch more of such summaries at your channel haha. Definitely keep on please.
Got sent here by Silvarret's Tweet. :D This looks like a fascinating series; always love the history and context behind urban planning and intriguing topics to expand on.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate feedback from experienced creators. I have to be honest and say I somehow missed your channel on my private RUclips account because I didn't play Planet Zoo that much, but I'm subscribing with both accounts! Great job by you as well!
Even though I'm very much interested in your own implementation of story narrative in the Zagreb series, I'm interested in learning more from you about urban concepts with decoding cities series. Funny thing is that mr. Silvarret posted a comment here as I really learned a lot from his series on Dutch city in CS! That's also why my favorite CS storyteller was Freshpopcorn back in the day as he had a story for each scene combined with talent and skill.
If you are not in a lockdown zone or seriously impacted personally by COVID, a great video idea would be the relationship over the centuries between cities/urbanization and pandemics.
Great video. The urban form is what i like about Skylines the most. How the city appears from above. I also had a good shot at building some of central Paris, which was a lot of fun to build, though i mostly focus on U.S cities.
Yes, I like to study urban form very much as well! However, we have to be careful not to get "seduced" by it too much - a beautiful urban form doesn't necessarily mean a good city. In the next episode, we'll take a look at the human scale and how we perceive cities from our point of view.
@@playcuriously2314 It depends what you mean by "good". I've been studying cities quite a long time myself. You probably mean livable, which is atributed to many factors. A beautiful form is certainly one of them. A beautful city will have usually had a zenith. A time of glory, but is in economic stagnation today. In that situation, the form and architecture is still intact, but the general conditions of life, have changed.
Great video! You have excellent oratory and storytelling skills, and your narration reminds me of Roman Mars' 99% Invisible, one of the most popular podcasts on the internet and also incidentally a podcast focusing on design. I also hope you will include Asian and African cities in your videos. Those regions are expected to see a massive urban shift in their demographics, and yet are rarely talked about in urban planning discussions online. Best of luck for your channel!
Hey, thank you for your comment! About Asian and African cities - I am quite aware that they are underrepresented. I tried to put some of them in this video, but the problem is that I have limited knowledge about these cities, and I don't want to talk about things I don't know enough about. However, I am very motivated to expand my knowledge in that area, and I will definitely look to learn new stuff and try to show a bit more of them as well. If you have some ideas and quality sources, I'd be happy to do a little research! Cheers!
i would like it a little bit more if you would have the names of the people you're talking about on the screen, just so i know how to spell their names!
Play Curiously well i meant Haussmann, Ellicott, etc etc, like the actual people who designed the cities? i’ll admit i had only watched about 5 mins in when i commented that but it didn’t seem like their names were up there? though nice job on crediting everyone else! sorry if i’m just a blind idiot lol
If you're interested to know more about US planning history, watch this video on City Beautiful, it's very good and informative! ruclips.net/video/2Q5bICcek6s/видео.html
Big Like! Curious to watch the next one
Thank you so much, it means a lot coming from you!
This is great stuff, I especially love the conclusion of focusing on telling a story with your city. For a community of budding urban designers, the C:S player base all too little discusses the actual process of urban development I think, so I'm really happy to see this initiative!
Thank you very much! I am very happy to get feedback from such experienced content creators such as yourself!
I completely agree with you, I think this kind of topic is worth talking about. Even if I just help someone scratch the surface of something beyond the game itself, I will consider it a success.
Thanks once again and I hope you like what I have to show in the future!
Cheers!
Hey, nice work on this!!
Thank you very much for your feedback, but also for your help when I reached out!
I've been a long-time subscriber to your channel, and it's always been very inspiring. I really appreciate your work!
Skibitth sent me here! Excellent video, love your pace and the knowledge you have! Keep up the good work !
Thank you!
Very good video ! As a student in urbanism that lives near Paris and plays Cities skylines a lot, I really liked your approach on this. Keep going like this !
As a planner and fan of the game, I’m really excited to see how your channel develops moving forward. I liked how this video was focused on informing people about urban form and what it says about a city. I’d like to see more game play in the future, but definitely do not lose this educational aspect too!
Thank you! Besides these more theoretical "Decoding cities" series (I have a couple of episodes in the works already), I'm working on a way to connect that educational aspect and more in-game stuff. I'm inclined to do a separate series about one city, build it in the game and tell it's urban history through the game. It will take a while, but I think that's the way I want to take this channel. I hope you like it as well!
Well summed up part of material for my exam in Urban Studies! If only I could watch more of such summaries at your channel haha. Definitely keep on please.
Got sent here by Silvarret's Tweet. :D This looks like a fascinating series; always love the history and context behind urban planning and intriguing topics to expand on.
Very interesting! Thank you so much! Look forward to your next video 😀
Thank you very much! I really appreciate feedback from experienced creators.
I have to be honest and say I somehow missed your channel on my private RUclips account because I didn't play Planet Zoo that much, but I'm subscribing with both accounts! Great job by you as well!
Interesting, interesting. Waiting for more!
Even though I'm very much interested in your own implementation of story narrative in the Zagreb series, I'm interested in learning more from you about urban concepts with decoding cities series.
Funny thing is that mr. Silvarret posted a comment here as I really learned a lot from his series on Dutch city in CS! That's also why my favorite CS storyteller was Freshpopcorn back in the day as he had a story for each scene combined with talent and skill.
Well, I plan to make one more Zagreb episode to round up the first part of the Story, and then get back to Decoding Cities for a couple of episodes :)
Samo snimaj. Gleda mi se jos
Hvala! Bit će još uskoro :)
If you are not in a lockdown zone or seriously impacted personally by COVID, a great video idea would be the relationship over the centuries between cities/urbanization and pandemics.
Thanks for the idea, I'll seriously think about it! It's an interesting topic for sure.
Great video. The urban form is what i like about Skylines the most. How the city appears from above. I also had a good shot at building some of central Paris, which was a lot of fun to build, though i mostly focus on U.S cities.
Yes, I like to study urban form very much as well! However, we have to be careful not to get "seduced" by it too much - a beautiful urban form doesn't necessarily mean a good city. In the next episode, we'll take a look at the human scale and how we perceive cities from our point of view.
@@playcuriously2314 It depends what you mean by "good". I've been studying cities quite a long time myself. You probably mean livable, which is atributed to many factors. A beautiful form is certainly one of them.
A beautful city will have usually had a zenith. A time of glory, but is in economic stagnation today. In that situation, the form and architecture is still intact, but the general conditions of life, have changed.
Amazing video!
Thanks!
Great video! You have excellent oratory and storytelling skills, and your narration reminds me of Roman Mars' 99% Invisible, one of the most popular podcasts on the internet and also incidentally a podcast focusing on design.
I also hope you will include Asian and African cities in your videos. Those regions are expected to see a massive urban shift in their demographics, and yet are rarely talked about in urban planning discussions online.
Best of luck for your channel!
Hey, thank you for your comment!
About Asian and African cities - I am quite aware that they are underrepresented. I tried to put some of them in this video, but the problem is that I have limited knowledge about these cities, and I don't want to talk about things I don't know enough about.
However, I am very motivated to expand my knowledge in that area, and I will definitely look to learn new stuff and try to show a bit more of them as well. If you have some ideas and quality sources, I'd be happy to do a little research!
Cheers!
Really great work!
I'm here because Cities Skylines Facebook group :D
Really awesome video
Love it!!!👍👍
This sounds interesting :D
Wow, channel growing quickly! You need some much needed attention. When's the next video?
I don't want to promise a date and miss it, but it's in the works!
Wow!
is it the same as urban morphology? urban form
Yes it is!
i would like it a little bit more if you would have the names of the people you're talking about on the screen, just so i know how to spell their names!
I thought I put all of them in the text during the video! Did I miss someone?
Play Curiously well i meant Haussmann, Ellicott, etc etc, like the actual people who designed the cities? i’ll admit i had only watched about 5 mins in when i commented that but it didn’t seem like their names were up there?
though nice job on crediting everyone else! sorry if i’m just a blind idiot lol
SLC city of idea
If you're interested to know more about US planning history, watch this video on City Beautiful, it's very good and informative!
ruclips.net/video/2Q5bICcek6s/видео.html
iz zagreba si, pretpostavljam? :)
Jesam, nadam se da ce uskoro biti nesto i o Zagrebu!
@@playcuriously2314 super, jedva čekam!