Schools will give you three levels of education. Schools are a bit different in this game. In the residential and commercial/corporate areas, my traffic is virtually non existent because I have a liberal supply of metro stations. However, it is very expensive laying the undergrown tracks. You can have as many as you want and it wont affect traffic because it's underground. Play with the balance and make sure you have spots in good areas of high traffic.but not too many If you put too many buses out there it defeats the purpose of having there in the first place. You can make it look beautiful and very effective.īuses. Play around with the train track heights. Have your railroads lift above the ground immediately until you merge it back on the tracks outside of your town. The railroad gate on the roads were constantly down. I have 7 industrial train depot and I realized my trucks were going no where because I had 20 trains in the area at any given time. Railroads in the industry section will KILL your traffic flow. If you cannot get your goods out in time, your industry will go abandoned, your commercial will suffer and your residential growth will stop which leads me to: Industry provides the goods to your commercials and outside "NPC cities" and those goods in your commercial district provides for the residents. Intersections in industrial sections will kill you. I have underpasses and over passes and over over passes in my industrial section. Look at the areas that create traffic jams and plan accordingly. This will open up your road for traffic and nullifies the traffic noise.Īnalyze your roads carefully.
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As soon as you can upgrade roads in the resi and commercial areas to wide lane tree lined roads. The roads are the most important asset of your city. They aren't expensive and they will do wonders for residential, commercial, and yes even industrial happiness.
A lot of noise will piss off your residents and they will literally get sick of the noise. Commercial and Corps creates a lot of noise. Keep residential a fair distance away from commercial and corporations. As soon as you can get a water treatment upgrade, bulldoze the older ones and replace it for the newer ones.less pollution You can have a water pump right next to a water treatment plant.just make sure the current is in the right direction. If your river is going down stream keep your water treatment plants southbound and your water pumps north bound. Keep your water pumps and water treatments in the right order. This game loves green alternatives for power. Lay a couple of windmills fair distance away from your residential.
The trash needs creeps up fast early in the game. Watch out for the water, electricity and trash needs. Lots of money (don't worry you can upgrade the current roads you had already laid down) Massive layouts occur after you have the money for it. Create small roads first with a spattering of resi and commercial and industry. You cannot lay out a massive road system first and then build up your city. After unlocking everything the game has so far I wanted to give out some advice because I know I had some brief growing pains: So I bought this game yesterday and I'm loving it. Have suggestions for the sidebar / topbar? Mail the mods! Monthly Megathread for FAQs, Guides, and Common Issues.Fully comprehensive City Planning guide for C:S players.
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