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Re: Cities: Skylines
I think the trams are the best thing about the latest DLC, they are pretty cool.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
New free DLC for the game, Match Day
Cities: Skylines - Match Day Introduces the Team Spirit to Your Town!
Available for free to all players of Cities:Skylines “Match Day” allows mayor-players to add stadiums to their towns – and comes with all of the benefits and challenges of hosting major sporting events in their citizens’ backyard.
The free “Match Day” DLC includes:
A Stadium for your City - Build a stadium in your city and become the home of a major sports franchise
Match Day Mechanics: Prepare for increased traffic coming to and from your arena on match day – and reap the rewards from ticket revenue
Customize your local team colors
New stadium-related policies
A New Hat for Chirper (!)
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Haven't played this in a while. Maybe should give it a try again.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
I tired recently and the whole day/night thing just completely put me off. Night is pretty, but otherwise its just abstract since days pass by during the night. But what got me was having to do a separate budget for night. I think crime just goes up at night, so why do I need whole other budget? I am nitpicking and this can probably all be turned off, but It just all stuck me as kind of silly.Island Dog wrote:Haven't played this in a while. Maybe should give it a try again.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
I figured after the fact that you could, but never went back. Am I missing something though, does the night/day thing make it a better game? Is there really a difference between night and day other than crime?Lorini wrote:Turn if off in the options.
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Some players love the aesthetics about city builders and that's who night is made for. I'm with you, I don't care about night time and it annoys me as well. I turned it off as soon as I found the option and haven't looked back.Lee wrote:I figured after the fact that you could, but never went back. Am I missing something though, does the night/day thing make it a better game? Is there really a difference between night and day other than crime?Lorini wrote:Turn if off in the options.
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There's supposed to be differences in traffic patterns. For example, in daytime your citizens will be heading to and from work, while in nighttime they'll be heading towards your shopping and entertainment areas.Lee wrote:I figured after the fact that you could, but never went back. Am I missing something though, does the night/day thing make it a better game? Is there really a difference between night and day other than crime?Lorini wrote:Turn if off in the options.
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- stessier
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Im thinking of picking this up during the sale. Is the base game and Mass Transit sufficient, or should i go for all the DLC?
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Inquiring minds want to know... I was also debating pulling the trigger on this one.stessier wrote:Im thinking of picking this up during the sale. Is the base game and Mass Transit sufficient, or should i go for all the DLC?
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I'm impatient, so I'm going with Skylines and Mass Transit. Reviews of the other DLC are pretty mixed. It sounds like Snowfall is good for the Tram and nothing else. Natural Disasters is good for helicopters, but otherwise not worth it if you're not going to turn on the disasters (which I wouldn't) - which is understandable. After Dark seems mostly cosmetic and I usually play without sound, so I don't need the Relaxation Station.
If people weigh in with other thoughts, all that DLC is still on sale, I just lose out on a 10% discount - the price I pay for impatience.
If people weigh in with other thoughts, all that DLC is still on sale, I just lose out on a 10% discount - the price I pay for impatience.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
IIRC, After Dark had some of the most impressive "under the hood" changes with the different economies for day and night (i.e. your city had a nightlife). I would pick that one up over Snowfall, which I thought was almost wholly cosmetic.
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I will have to look at the pricing structure for After Dark. I bought the main game last night and didn't even pull the trigger on Mass Transit because I didn't want to pay that much for DLC for a game I wasn't sure I would like.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
I got both base and Mass Transit - haven't done After Dark yet. I got Mass Transit because I've watched a bunch of YouTube videos(which got me interested in the first place) and the guy I watch says it is a game changer. I'll say it's taken a bit to figure out the controls. Flabiliki made it look so easy.
So are there any mods people consider essential? I'm using Move It and Traffic Manager: Presidential Edition.
So are there any mods people consider essential? I'm using Move It and Traffic Manager: Presidential Edition.
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... Paradox Interactive Bringing Pillars of Eternity and Cities: Skylines to PS4 and Xbox One
just ignore the POE man behind the curtain
... Paradox Interactive Bringing Pillars of Eternity and Cities: Skylines to PS4 and Xbox One
just ignore the POE man behind the curtain
STOCKHOLM — June 21, 2017 — Paradox Interactive, a publisher of best-selling games across many genres and platforms, today announced that Pillars of Eternity, the critically acclaimed role-playing game (RPG) from Obsidian Entertainment, and Cities: Skylines, the smash-hit city-building game from Colossal Order, will both be released for new console platforms later this year. Both award-winning titles have been redesigned for console players with controller-friendly gameplay and UI, and will be available in August for their respective platforms.
YouTube announcement - PS4 (1m)Cities: Skylines, the best-selling management game that set sales records at Paradox at launch, will soon be available for the PS4 as Cities: Skylines - PlayStation®4 Edition. The deep gameplay and unique charm have all been refined and optimized for play on a controller, and the new Edition will include the award-winning base game, bundled together with the popular After Dark expansion, allowing players to plan and design for their cities’ nightlife and tourist attractions. Cities: Skylines - PlayStation®4 Edition will launch on August 15, 2017.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
I already had eighty hours in the game and had uninstalled and retired it, but this discussion about Mass Transit has goaded me to give the game another try. After puttering around for a while, I realized that I had so many mods installed that I was losing my focus on the main gameplay. So I uninstalled all the mods and am playing the pure vanilla version to relearn all the techniques I've forgotten, like how not to go broke . I haven't picked up Mass Transit yet, I'm going to wait and see if the game is still of interest to me after several more hours.
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Broke this out this weekend and could not get myself out of the grid mentality and the game didn't hold much for me. So I watched a few Let's Plays where people are actually crafting cities and I have interest in doing that only apparently I have no vision and I don't seem to be able to use the GUI to make the nifty curves they do.
Still, I'll try again. I still own no DLC and am intimidated by the mods.
Still, I'll try again. I still own no DLC and am intimidated by the mods.
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just a heads-up .. BundleStars has decent prices for this game and some (or all) DLC
base: 7.49
deluxe: 9.99
after dark: 7.49
disasters: 10.04
art-deco: 3.34
snowfall: 6.49
in addition (subtraction?) to these prices there is a -10% off with the code: summer10
The FREE DLC has not been discounted (those bastards!!)
STEAM page
just a heads-up .. BundleStars has decent prices for this game and some (or all) DLC
base: 7.49
deluxe: 9.99
after dark: 7.49
disasters: 10.04
art-deco: 3.34
snowfall: 6.49
in addition (subtraction?) to these prices there is a -10% off with the code: summer10
The FREE DLC has not been discounted (those bastards!!)
STEAM page
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Re: Cities: Skylines
I should play this someday.
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... new mini-expansion Cities: Skylines Concerts!
... new mini-expansion Cities: Skylines Concerts!
Spoiler:
$6.99 as listed at paradoxplaza ... coming soonAug. 8
Cities: Skylines - Concerts is a mini-expansion that gives players the power to plan and present major concerts.
With Concerts, putting on a great show is about more than just the music. From new buildings to host your headliners to festival management options that encourage ticket sales, creating advertising campaigns, driving band popularity, optimizing security budgets and more, Concerts puts players in control of everything from the front of house to backstage.
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Cities: Skylines - Green Cities Gamescom Announcement Trailer
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Cities: Skylines - Green Cities Gamescom Announcement Trailer
Cities: Skylines - Green Cities .... The expansion adds 350 new assets to the core game, adding a massive selection of new visual options, complete with eco-friendly buildings, organic shops, electric vehicles, and new services designed to make pollution a quaint notion of the past. Players can create more diversified cities, or go completely green as the urban population grows. New in-game services and buildings arrive alongside revisions to noise and environmental pollution, making the skies safer for Chirper at last.
exciting new features such as:
Story to Story, Building to Building, Street to Street:
New Eco-Friendly Buildings, New specialization buildings, new alternative service buildings, new unique buildings, electric cars, new parks -- 350 new assets in all giving a unique new look to Cities: Skylines
I Wish I Was Special, You’re So Very Special:
New specialized options for all city zones, plus leveled-up specializations for the first time in Cities: Skylines
So What So What So What’s the Scenario:
3 new scenarios, 4 new policy options, and a new Monument to make your friends Green with envy
Why Do Birds Suddenly Appear More Stylish:
Of course we’ve included a new hat for Chirper
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Re: Cities: Skylines
So after an epic Stellaris game, I am getting back to this. What are the essential Steam Workshop items?
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Ok Im trying to give this a more serious go. I tried Planet Coaster and I REALLY want to play it but the controls RUIN it. If they were the same as all the other coaster games or even the same as Skylines Id be great. I will give it more time later when maybe I can change or mod the controls.
Anyways Im building my first city and Im picking up Mars radio from Surviving Mars. So cool!
Anyways Im building my first city and Im picking up Mars radio from Surviving Mars. So cool!
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Still not getting anywhere. I can build some roads and run the water and sewer. But when I try to run power lines they are always red out to me and I cant place them. If I run them away from houses they are green and string along. But near homes I cant run them. Hell I cant run anything right from the power plant. I place it then i can place a tower right beside the plant but if I try to string power from there it turns red and wont place. Ive tried two new maps ...nada. Maybe Ill leave this and install Planet Coaster and try those stupid controls again. Least they dont need power or sewage.
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- stessier
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Not sure exactly what you are trying to do when you say run them from the power plant. The power plant creates an area of power. You just have to place a pole in the area of power, not connect it directly to the plant. Houses also don't need poles running to all of them - you just have to run a pole near one of them and then the houses (as long as they are all built and touching each other) transfer the power for you.
Here's a vid that explains it.
Here's a vid that explains it.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Can players turn off night time? I cant see well at night and would prefer to keep it daytime.
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- stessier
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Yes - under Options -> Gameplay, there is an option "Use Day/Night cycle". Unclick it. Just make sure you are in Daylight - whatever mode you are when it is unclicked will be what you are stuck with (well, until you re-enable it).
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Re: Cities: Skylines
OK thank you.
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Cities: Skylines Parklife Giveaway
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Re: Cities: Skylines
new Humble Cities:Skylines Bundle has a bunch of DLC:
https://www.humblebundle.com/games/cities-skylines
...and the base game is at the $1 tier
https://www.humblebundle.com/games/cities-skylines
...and the base game is at the $1 tier
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Re: Cities: Skylines
Well crap. I wish I had noticed this yesterday when I went on a bit of a cities spending spree.
Ill have to see if I can regund my purchase. Thankfully i just loaded the game loader gor a bit and not even the game. Should be under the play time limit unless i forgot and left it open.
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