Great video per usual, so glad i got back into cities skylines only to find out my favorite cities skylines content creator still plays it too! Absolutely OBSESSED with how your city is turning out, keep on being detail oriented all you like, i for one very much enjoy it!
Eventually, I’d like to see you build a small village/town/hamlet across both sides of the river, with trams as the main mode of transportation. Have it separated a bit from the main downtown, so it is more of a suburban town where the wealthy employees from downtown reside.
Awesome vid!! I would suggest putting the coal power plant over in the new industry as well, so when the sims drive to the city they don’t see the power plant first.
Keep the detailing. Having a mix of on camera, timelapse and quick cuts as you have been doing makes the video more interesting. Continue obsessing! 🔥🔥
@5:50 Just my opinion, but I thought the car ports behind the row homes was a much nicer design. @16:00 It is a struggle in my own city to find a place where industry doesn't tarnish a residential view over the water. @24:50 You could use Move It to move your industrial buildings over to the new park, rather than eliminating them.
That's awesome that you added the bus route for the welfare route! The industrial area looks phenomenal!, your detailing always make an area look alive and well-designed. I have two pieces of feedback. A minor one is that I think Forrest Street should be renamed to Forrest Avenue, it needs to have the recognition it deserves as a north-south main thoroughfare of traffic with higher density residential and commercial attached to the road while enjoying a tree-lined median. The other is regarding parkland, I think it wouldn't be a bad idea to have a nature path that loops around the welfare office and connects from the boardwalk to a small wedge shaped park below the office. I think it would provide a natural barrier of separation between parking lot and large government building, while helping to create a more connected network of paths. You could even run a nature path east to Meadow Brook as well.
Solution for Garbage :- Just drag and try to move the location of the garbage building but put it right into same spot which will empty the garbage in it. make sure to put on bus route on the industries area. also make a gap between industries and residential areas. when you build new street try to put on some commercial building in between to make it realistic
love the alleyways but will miss the initial parking vibe. loved the inlet of parking behind the housing aesthetic. maybe a combination depending on the zoning?
I think a combination is a great idea! Maybe the covered, dedicated parking facilities for more weathly neighborhoods, and roadside for more downtown spaces? :)
🖖 Quality video! Loved the 'Park Park Industrial Park(ing?)'-vibe to it all. What's next, Government Island? 😂 Keep it up, it is what it is: fun to watch!
@@samuelhulme8347 I couldn't remember what it was called, biffa did show it in his episodes, think city planner plays has as well, I don't really watch his, only biffa and Dylan
Isn't the wind blowing the pollution back into the city? If I recall correctly from the first episode? (Haven't watched this entire episode yet so don't know if you bring it up)
hmm, deleting the shoulders on the parking road might be problematic since that's where the cims walk
I'll need to fix that ASAP!
Great video per usual, so glad i got back into cities skylines only to find out my favorite cities skylines content creator still plays it too! Absolutely OBSESSED with how your city is turning out, keep on being detail oriented all you like, i for one very much enjoy it!
Eventually, I’d like to see you build a small village/town/hamlet across both sides of the river, with trams as the main mode of transportation. Have it separated a bit from the main downtown, so it is more of a suburban town where the wealthy employees from downtown reside.
Awesome vid!! I would suggest putting the coal power plant over in the new industry as well, so when the sims drive to the city they don’t see the power plant first.
Keep the detailing. Having a mix of on camera, timelapse and quick cuts as you have been doing makes the video more interesting. Continue obsessing! 🔥🔥
22:34 cohesive is the word
@5:50 Just my opinion, but I thought the car ports behind the row homes was a much nicer design. @16:00 It is a struggle in my own city to find a place where industry doesn't tarnish a residential view over the water. @24:50 You could use Move It to move your industrial buildings over to the new park, rather than eliminating them.
That's awesome that you added the bus route for the welfare route! The industrial area looks phenomenal!, your detailing always make an area look alive and well-designed.
I have two pieces of feedback.
A minor one is that I think Forrest Street should be renamed to Forrest Avenue, it needs to have the recognition it deserves as a north-south main thoroughfare of traffic with higher density residential and commercial attached to the road while enjoying a tree-lined median.
The other is regarding parkland, I think it wouldn't be a bad idea to have a nature path that loops around the welfare office and connects from the boardwalk to a small wedge shaped park below the office. I think it would provide a natural barrier of separation between parking lot and large government building, while helping to create a more connected network of paths. You could even run a nature path east to Meadow Brook as well.
Been loving this series
Love to see a River Port at the new industrial area
Solution for Garbage :- Just drag and try to move the location of the garbage building but put it right into same spot which will empty the garbage in it.
make sure to put on bus route on the industries area.
also make a gap between industries and residential areas.
when you build new street try to put on some commercial building in between to make it realistic
love the alleyways but will miss the initial parking vibe. loved the inlet of parking behind the housing aesthetic. maybe a combination depending on the zoning?
I think a combination is a great idea! Maybe the covered, dedicated parking facilities for more weathly neighborhoods, and roadside for more downtown spaces? :)
Deleting crossings so pedestrians have to walk a few extra minutes to save drivers a few seconds is the kind of thing that would radicalise me IRL 😅
IRL, absolutely! In Cities 2 though... I think it'll save me some headaches later on! 😂
Call your new industrial area Farside because it’s on the far side of the river
The jets are Cities Skylines' equivalent to Minecraft cave sounds...
There are a surprising amount of seaports along the Columbia river. Like, shockingly.
that industrial area looks so good!
Idk if you know this, but if you pick up to "move" the landfill, and place it down, it completely clears the landfill of all garbage.
Consider calling the new industrial area Saint Denis
You going to need a lot more underground parking
Like allys with two sided 60°Parking.
🖖 Quality video! Loved the 'Park Park Industrial Park(ing?)'-vibe to it all. What's next, Government Island? 😂
Keep it up, it is what it is: fun to watch!
Real cities have curves... In Their islands.
I really like the background music.
All courtesy of Master Planned Music! :)
w video as usual, what are your PC specs out of interest?
Cool vid
Great video.... I suggested please change the sewage outlet because it's red colour poop ruined the aesthetic of what you created
with the custom road builder, i don't know if you know about this, but you can search for roads, i can't remember how to do it
There’s a Road Builder workshop somewhere in the Road Builder UI.
@@samuelhulme8347 I couldn't remember what it was called, biffa did show it in his episodes, think city planner plays has as well, I don't really watch his, only biffa and Dylan
Only problem I see with the alley parking is you don't get paid for people parking there.
Cohesive?
Where do I find the map? Is it in paradox mods?
Yep! mods.paradoxplaza.com/mods/90078/Any
the bridge having different sides on each side is really odd
Isn't the wind blowing the pollution back into the city? If I recall correctly from the first episode? (Haven't watched this entire episode yet so don't know if you bring it up)
I haven't checked recently, but if I remember right it should be blowing it just slightly over the existing industrial area, and mostly past it! :)
what is the name of this map?
Willamette River :)
@@ConflictNerd thanks you!!