Building a BEAUTIFUL Mountain Road then RUINING IT with Industry! | Cities: Skylines 2 | Linden #8

[@trainzcraft1233]

@ConflictNerd you can put stone quarres and the livestock farms anywhere you want, they don't need to be on farmland or ore areas

[@RonieStaack]

Thank you 😂😂 I got anxious here

[@trainzcraft1233]

​@@RonieStaack same 😂

[@panchosentertainment5651]

My ocd about went insane🥲

[@marchernandez4596]

Anda in fact, putting them over resources is a waste.

[@J_Neptun3]

You don’t need to place livestock on the fertile land!

[@ConflictNerd]

This changes everything. I'm building more farms!

[@dconnor128]

And stone doesn’t need to go on ore deposits

[@digestiveleaf]

​​@@ConflictNerdthe livestock is good to fill in the space between fertile lands to make a continuous "farming valley"

[@mathiasmoen3617]

Would love to see like a small village far into that creek. Maybe with just a church and a few stores. Very norwegian suburb style like. Love the city

[@Keikdv]

absolutly! If you think about "outside connection" being "a border with an other country", than there is a really need for a settlement. The zig-zag is than the old way to slow down incoming ("hostile" (?)) traffic.

[@Keikdv]

Seeing the view at 30:22, a thought: you could build an old 2-lane 'highway', more winding along and passing the forrest industry at 26:23 an over an old covered bridge to come back to the side where you build the road starting from the outside connection. Than the real straight going 4-lane highway has replaced the old route. Apart from the zig-zag on the mountain side, this route is also better with a 4-lane look and good bridges to let the traffic to/from the outside move smoothly. When you put in a lot of threes, build the old connection, and remove it again, you can see in the future where the old road used to be.

[@TurpoChargedGaming]

If you're grabbing mountain tiles, stuff them full of wind turbines. Then your exports will be worth it. Electricity sells for more than water

[@douglashunt487]

My first order of business is 3 Geothermal power plants. Automatically $240K-$260k profit on energy as soon as all 3 have their 22 employees. Would be more but game caps it at 1 million service trade on energy.

[@randywilkins9559]

I think train stations around the farmlands and oil and stone would be an interesting look. Rather than busses.

[@lucasreboucas8123]

And the lines could be used to export the goods as well, so it would be a win/win situation. Also, the railway would be faster than the rural roads, wich gives a ''realistic'' view tho, but is way too innapopriate when it comes to maximize the efficiency

[@SipuliSankari]

It would be much nicer if those rural roads that goes from farm to farm would go in the valley having those old covered bridges and then the highway would have modern bridge. It would be quite realistic and your bus route would be shorter too if you add one old bridge between the farm and ore industry etc. We have a lot of these old rural roads here in Finland and the faster highways go in more straight lines coming relatively close to any industry or farms that those old rural roads might have. Also some rural roads might have a cut in them if the highway cuts a part of so you get two intersections in that highway relatively close to each other where the in between part once was a rural road but now it is replaced with the highway. This last case usually has the rural road to make deep turns near the intersections as the modern highway is obviously not going to go the same line as the rural road once did but will replace part of the old road layout.

[@destroy141]

Hey, you need to check your train depot! The vehicle depots like trains and busses only have so many vehicles, and eventually, you need to upgrade or get another one that's why your cargo route was complaining you have to many routes and not enough trains

[@paulmikolajczyk5931]

livestock farms do not need the fertile land. The others do

[@nihargautam]

I love the business aspect of this game .. hope u make some tourist destinations to earn some good bucks creating hotels... People tends to miss use the beaches.. which should be marked as a tourism district

[@flobiish]

Not positive, but I think the number of busses on a line is based on the distance of the route, not the number of passengers. With 13 busses, they're spaced on average about a 2.3km apart. 52 busses spaces them at .6km apart. Either way, you're probably going to need another bus depot if you keep this line.

[@AdamHinckley]

34:53 i don't know if you know this but the devs have fixed the education bug

[@antaryjczyk]

FYI Livestock farming can be built anywhere....save the fertile land for other forms of farming...same goes for stone...no resource deposit required

[@masonjohnson6613]

Ahhhhhhhh I need @ConflictNerd to put out a zillion more hours of gameplay of city skylines 2! It’s so calming and enjoyable to watch the cities grow😁.

[@RobZebedee]

50:33 You need to expand you rail yard to add additional vehicles.

[@jakedavenport1993]

You should do more with trains to exports and try your hand at energy exports. Love your videos ❤

[@CANnickhughes]

The livestock farms don't need ro be on fertile land, and you are importing a decent amount of it, so you should fill a lot of that river valley area between the other industries with livestock farms.

[@CODTerracraft]

Quick tip : you can make an underground highway connection ;)

[@dmitrirudder4878]

I use a progressive tax scale. (-5%) to (15), increments of 5 from uneducated to highly educated. Helps the very poor with rent, discourages suburban sprawl by taking disposable income out of the equation

[@anonymousperson1726]

12:20 build a normal bridge across then upgrade the segments you want the special bridge on

[@mattmccaul365]

The outside connection but where the mountain is. A dam would look cool there.

[@TurpoChargedGaming]

Livestock doesnt need fertile ground... You planning on planting a chicken tree!?

[@DrBobMedia]

For future reference, water pups are upgradeable

[@laurengabriel3724]

Loved the last shot through the bridge

[@kaybs19]

The bridges used on the highway bridges look exactly like the New River Gorge Bridge in my home state of West Virginia! Its just 874 feet or about 267 meters above the river bed. We have a festival every year on the bridge itself and people jump off it with parachutes into the river below.

[@PauperJ]

Mountain roads are the only type that can be built, on mountains. We can't wait for the 1970s Operating System focus in NerdroSoft Inc., CEO Dylan.

[@douglashunt487]

I wish you could choose industrial type, or at a minimum be able to relocate them while on pause or something. I have 3 certain industrial businesses that have 20-30 big rigs lining up all over the place constantly trying to load/unload. It causes traffic back ups that never end in that area. Hate to bulldoze them, they are Lvl 5 and very profitable. But even with forcing the trucks to take cut offs and wrap around, it only allows room for even MORE trucks to get off the interstate . Lmao Current population for the city is 46,000.

[@linkcourage1]

Fun fact about public transit, if just two people use one bus on average, it's already more efficient than cars.

[@ataith224]

Can we zone that outside connection and name it "Colon Valley" please?

[@hamza-chaudhry]

Watching this video whilst on a train from Birmingham to London hits different

[@MarkStLouis-ew5cu]

One thing that drives me crazy in this game is the grid, its sooo easy to break it, and once you break it, its near impossible to fix.

[@SineN0mine3]

The main thing that helps is using snap to zoning grid and snap to zone cell length, and most importantly turning guideline snapping off. Guidelines will consistently break you grid. Zoning to cell length will keep your grid intact as long as there's room and you've got 90 degree angles. Use snap to zoning grid to draw a new road from your existing grid, and snap to cell length to make keep your lengths compatible with your grid. You can also draw over existing roads with the same type of road to force the game to recalculate zoning. Hopefully that helps! Don't forget to use snapping when upgrading too. Sometimes it's just easier to redraw the grid than to fight it. I really hope they add fences so we can force zoning onto the roads we want instead of letting the game choose which direction buildings should face.

[@Pal-vf9zo]

Hi conflictnerd as per other messages, you do not need to livestock or stone on the resources. Build anywhere for them.😮

[@LarryJL]

This guy: "I found a nice apartment, so I bought the entire planet around it just in case. No no... there's a method to my madness."

[@cooperd83]

Another great video. Does the cold weather stop people from walking to the businesses? Didn't they say you needed to provide indoor activities for cold weather.

[@Mohegan13]

Watching the traffic slow suddenly for the bridge really makes me miss traffic manager and its ability to set custom speed limits.

[@AdamHinckley]

50:11 the bug has been fixed

[@EthanGreyKing]

Good video as always ❤

[@dj-ajfraser8319]

Great Job, More more more please.

[@adammosselson]

Put industry and residential by farmland so they work in the farms. it helps with efficiency and distribution of the right products!

[@Mohegan13]

Stone and livestock can be placed anywhere. Don't waste fertile land on them.

[@nebselpam]

Crank your taxes way up. My commercial is at 25%, industrial at 20% and residential around 12%. Play around with it until your demand drops to a reasonable level. Im making 120k a month at 50k pop mostly from taxes.

[@gypsypunkparty]

I think they need to balance up the elementary schools population, it's crazy how many you need to build to satisfy demand. They only serve 1.5k students, and you have demand for 13k. So yeah.

[@Thulzor]

I'm hoping I will see you build a water dam because I am struggling with making it look and work good.

[@carlosvanvegas]

This video reminds me of the Banished series where your development of industry was so similar

[@FonzoRomano]

You could turn the Industry buses to only work during the day, not sure if that would half the buses

[@Keikdv]

33:33 - 43:50 if it looks dumb or silly, it probably is.... 35:05 Wait! You build a/some college(s) but hardly elementry schools?? Now you (and a lot off builders that negelate education) did make a mistake. Strange also that all those "American" builders, do nothing with the typical American school busses. ((A little busstation near the school, 2 - 3 lines straight to the neighboorhoods (NOT the city centre) and color them yellow...)) 47:24 "start building a dam? " >> near the zig-zag mountain road? To provide electricity to all those industries? And more jobs?.

[@Vilmer_e]

It would be Nice to see a tourist attration that would be skeing

[@CorneliusTangen]

so nice and cool love your vid

[@peperoni3140]

you have a limited number of buses per depot, so using them to go to your industrial areas so far away is a waste. I find that people use them more between residential and commercial areas

[@Northwestaviation1]

3 days until your birthday 🥳

[@mexieboy1]

livestock doesnt have to be on fertile land and stone doesnt need to be on ore land. they can be placed anywhere

[@jaydenHughes-pi2tc]

Hey just wanted to say thank you for long videos❤. Have you ever thought about streaming city skylines 2? Edit: I opened the video description and see you’re livestream link

[@RAI-1911]

Geothermal power plant sure looks good in rural areas...

[@eduj]

Is this worth it over Cs1 rn? A lot of sequel games like this take time to reach the same level of polish as the earlier titles these days and I don’t wanna splurge on an unfinished product

[@War450]

It's better than CS1 was on launch. It can't compete with CS1 after a decade of updates, though.

[@MrTwisted003]

Is it me or is he building the smallest farm lands possible? I know you gain more the bigger it is only to a point, based on the resources available (at 1 point bigger is negligible), but those seem like they hardly cover the resource areas. And a serious Q: Your outside connections... is it a different city per side? or is it a different city per connection? or maybe it's area based, like 2 neighbors on 1 side, 1 on another, etc?

[@TheGrimPeeper]

People taking a 4 hour bus ride to work

[@EricHammond01]

I love your videos

[@ocean44432]

I think the residents of poop island will be please you moved the sewer system away from there.

[@nickk4174]

this episode is so banished-coded

[@guusthoebeke6399]

How do u rotate the buildings when u are placing them freely?

[@ruchirchoudhary5735]

You don’t need fertile land for livestock farming

[@NYlocked]

The tunnels look really awful in CS2, hope they fix this...

[@cmdr_stretchedguy]

I am really not a fan of all the unrealistic terraforming.

[@Charmedone9805]

stupid question but whats the name of the song in the backround at the start of the video lol

[@georgecoverdale9396]

So what year are console players getting it I heard rumours that its not coming to console at all

[@kearseymorton2078]

the simulation part of this game is mostly borked

[@Dan_Gyros]

That mountain road looks like it would be amazing to drive

[@OsksChanel]

So no tunnels?

[@khulhucthulhu9952]

you built a hairpin road the wrong way... you made the bends be the part where they go up and the straight parts flat... It's supposed to be the other way around!

[@VishFish]

so earlyyyyyyyyy yippppeee

[@mikieca]

Nice video but definitely not realistic looking.. Way too dense for it's size

[@andrewmingst1797]

first?

[@JayR220]

Your second but still good

[@gamey_050]

first???

[@MrLoper-fg4gn]

Stop get some help

[@neverbabysittingagain]

First

[@JayR220]

3rd