Going Regional: How to Start a Second City on Your Map in Cities Skylines 2 (2023)! | UBG 4

[@michajastrzebski4383]

Old water towers are often used as viewing platforms here in europe - especially old brick ones. Often, you'll have a cafe with a view inside it, too! :)

[@Mr_Zimm]

Thats the most European thing ive heard of, place a café anywhere.

[@totaltrol]

Not to mention into houses, penthouses and/or apartments. It's not just a European thing. It's a lot cheaper to convert old water towers (especially brick or concrete) into something useful than to tear it down and build something. Long with the other benefits of reusing old buildings.

[@scheballs7]

I Love that you can put that viewing platform on our water towers. My small towns had them as well.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Holy cow - huge difference, but super cool!

[@TurpoChargedGaming]

Not a thing in the parts of Europe I've been to (UK resident). I clearly need to get out more !

[@jakeobrien9963]

In honour of the water tower viewing platform over the highway I think the town should be called, “Port Liability”

[@puriel1147]

I feel like the district selection should have an "exclude" option, so you can basically say serve all areas except this one. Would save clicking on a whole bunch of districts.

[@astrognash.]

Since we've already established that Nicolet Bay is within intercity bus distance... perhaps some of Tim Kequom's relatives owned the farmland that eventually became the town, which was named Kequom Hill in their honor. (And knowing about the farming background in his family tree later helped inspire Tim to establish Ojibwa Organics.)

[@EricMesa]

I like this idea! I hope he uses this to rename it!

[@virginiansupremacy]

yeah this is good

[@adamtrimble2586]

This is the one !

[@geekdrive8017]

Great idea, this also gives a good name for Kequom park in the center of town. Phil, not sure if you've discovered this yet but you can relocate ruins, old mills, and other artifacts on the map, would be so cool to see that added in somewhere!

[@Paulovlyra]

Like it!

[@chaos_monster]

I would love to see a region tool next to the district tool to bundle/ group multiple districts in one selection (not necessary as new "drawing tool", just bundling/ grouping)

[@sarahr.1076]

And a search tool would also be nice to show what districts you might have forgotten in your service coverage.

[@ConfusedRaccoon]

I'd love this if it could also show "Per region/district" finances, population, health and everything else.

[@dr.bherrin]

@@sarahr.1076 The service building shows a list of which districts its attached to, and the district shows which services it has assigned to it. Naming your services helps, so instead of just having Fire House, you can name them specifically so you can see which one is attached to your district. I'm not against a search feature, just don't see why it's needed.

[@CaptainFury]

Hey, im not sure if i understand it correct what you are looking for, but you can actually multiselect districts by just holding your mouse down and pull a square (kind of like you can select multiple map tiles at once. This works when assigning districts to a service.

[@chaos_monster]

@@CaptainFury imagine a folder, where I can put districts in and select the folder instead of manually selecting the districts

[@toomsdpt123]

Noob here and very appreciative of this series for beginners. Ive been following along since the first video by mirroring everything he does. Ive learned so much. I get very excited when the new one drops! CPP for Mayor!

[@17_KonaFoST]

You've come to the right place for wanting to learn. I've been following along for quite a while now since his first beginners playlist on CS1. He's by far the most intuitive on YT. The second best is probably Biffa. His last build in CS1, New Tealand, was amazing.

[@Liberal3000]

Hey, wanted to know when is your gameplay series gonna be? Really look forward to see how you will build your own city!

[@Wontyr]

Fairly certain this is actually the gameplay series, with the beginning geared towards introducing the game and mechanics.

[@Crosfyer]

I remember during his last stream, he mentioned that was going to avoid a gameplay series until mod support was added. He wanted to add personalized assets to fit the future town, rather than just stick with vanilla. I think this is to tide us over till then.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Once we have access to more maps. I'm going to be building for a LONG time on this one, so I want to have a bit more variety available. So.... hopefully soon!

[@Mg0936]

Yes! The lack of maps and map editor is frustrating. Especially because several of the current maps are basically the same.

[@citadino4970]

Agree with you, the potential being able to buy any tile is great for this purpose. Awesome episode. Also, too bad that we don’t have smaller cemeteries. In my opinion, that one is too big for the new community.

[@Trentwhetsel]

Just a little detail suggestion! Underneath the large power lines like that, most of the time there is a clear path cut out underneath the lines to keep it clear. So you might be able to clear a straight path of the trees underneath the lines for that detail.

[@ScouseSandwich]

Clicked the notification so fast. Didn't realise how much I'm enjoying this! I don't even play the game!

[@keitherpablo861]

Same 😂

[@TheFatsi]

I recommend playing, it’s on gamepass

[@ScouseSandwich]

@@TheFatsi oh cool! I don't have a PC though unfortunately.

[@lukerigdon1611]

A lot of the houses in Sunnyside Field reminded me of Lutz, the town in Edward Scissorhands. So maybe a name like "Lutzville" or "Lutzdale" would be appropriate!

[@lovelylavenderr]

I think Lutzberg/Lutzburg would be best since Lutz already sounds like a German name and many American cities are named after German names in that way such as Fredericksburg or Petersburg.

[@official_commanderhale965]

@@lovelylavenderr Meanwhile in Russia: Vodka man: "My great-grandfather fought off the Germans in World War two just for this city to be named St. Petersburg again." *Spits on ground with disgust*

[@thefreakgamerp]

you said you cared how we are doing and i wanted to say its been pretty bad but now very good and you help me relax take a step back and even put things in order in my head. thanks for that. and i truly hope you are doing good aswell thanks for these amazing videos.

[@rickcaston3617]

I like "River Bank" for the district name. You do a great job with your communities. Good day!

[@harrypopa]

Edgewater. I suggested this name in the last video for the Evergreen End district, but I figured it could work for this town too. Hope you can use it for one of these two places.

[@pr3dor1el]

with that lake and the forest, i think that wild animals would migrate to have water and food in that region, so something like "Pheasant's Rest" or any other animal from that region would make sense! (sorry for any mistakes, english is not my first language)

[@Nintentheheartless]

Being able to make separate towns is one of my favorite things about cs2 😊 The game I'm currently playing I have the main city more inland and then a small seaside town reminiscent of the small coastal towns in CA I visited as a kid (Monterey, Santa Cruz, etc.)

[@samuelraupach2901]

Really enyoing the series and your attention to details. Regarding "Sunnyside field", I thought "Tinytoria" would be like a fun ode to "Twotoria" and conecting it with the region as a whole.

[@SkyForceOne2]

NICE! thats what my big dream in CS1 always was, a better way to build a whole community of villages/cities (whatever you want to call it) - i think it has, depending on map, alot more charm and allows for different challenges during planning and gameplay.

[@Zeph_42]

You should name the town Beverly, after the Beverly family that founded the farms and community around it. I'd also think it would have more residents than workers, as an outlying town to the major metro area some residents would commute in to the city for work

[@duskmoon181]

Honestly that little attention to detail about how when you're driving here in America and you see the fast food places right off the exit and think "Oh! I'm kinda hungry, let's stop for a burger" is really really cool. No matter where you drive here in America unless it's a highway in the desert region, you will almost always see signs for places like Mc Donald's, Burger King, Taco Bell, Subway, Wendy's etc. At every exit

[@DutchSimmer1]

Same here in the Netherlands. A lot of highway exits have fastfood and car dealerships connected to them. Overnight hotels are also pretty common, which in the US would more likely be a motel if I understand it correctly.

[@MarkB33313]

And one of the reasons that is why you have a overweight problem in the USA lol :p

[@NineGaugeNut]

​@@MarkB33313Overweight is a result of the culture, not McDonald's. If that were so, every country with McDonald's would have an obesity epidemic.

[@witokija]

@@NineGaugeNut the world kinda is growing fatter though, no? the sheer lack of good walkability in the anglosphere doesnt help

[@IMMORTALone84]

I hope we get to see some more options for our city services buildings sooner than later. For instance, a much smaller version of the cemetery would suit the small town vibe better. A little variety in building style would be very welcome! Much like we have different sizes for parks or plazas.

[@dougdupont6134]

Beautiful as always. My only gripe is the the "large roads" with sidewalks/parking outside of the little downtown area or connecting that to the interstate seem out of place, especially.when serving maybe... Six households. I really wanted to use CS2 to become a creator myself but goddamn the stuff I make looks so bad by comparison haha. Keep up the good work.

[@HaapsaluYT]

City Planner Plays never fails to deliver industrial resources inside us

[@chuck600]

Huh?

[@Quixotic69]

Huh?

[@capnmoby9295]

Huh

[@Laurens-rk3yn]

Huh?

[@tristans48]

Huh?

[@robsypes]

Love the transitions between the unbuilt land and the finished build.... Whether it was your idea or your editors... it is brilliant. Really adds to the video and it something unique I haven't really seen others do. Great idea guys.

[@TonyFrizony]

Just discovered this game on Gamepass! So cool so far. Your videos have been the ultimate tutorial for getting started.

[@Ribberflavenous]

Just waiting for the major bugs to work out before buying.

[@bydgoszczgang]

Me too

[@c_splash]

20:30 The way the cemetery asset flattens the land is confusing to me. Cemeteries, and especially cemetery-parks like that one are commonly made on hills for the purpose of rain runoff. In general I wish more assets in this game conformed to topography better

[@yeetcannon2551]

I'd really like the ability to control the budget of specific buildings. Then you could crank the budget down for the police, fire, and cemetery. You don't need a whole police department here, just andy and barney

[@cell1200]

I was so confused going into this game. This series is helping me a lot. Can’t wait to see other cities you make in this game!

[@elliekat0]

I think one thing to keep in mind with the slope terrain tool is that the slope is always along the straight line between the top and bottom point. Meaning that it does not take into account any curve you add between the two points.

[@TripleThePugg]

i always thought of utilizing the map more as a county in CS1 but now in CS2 i feel like you can actually do that now its so cool the little town is so cool and you always put so much thought into everything its so nice

[@KedrynPrime]

The thing about the cemetery is that it will conform to the roads around it; even if they're placed after its built. It's actually pretty cool because you can make the whole thing follow a hill.

[@cirexgaming4325]

I always liked the idea of creating regional towns. I think that's what drew me to SimCity where you had a huge region and built one tile at a time. Then you can create connections to them so everything connected.

[@twylanaythias]

Kippen Point A small group of Dutch settlers came to the area and found the land to be exceptionally fertile, producing a surplus of grains which laid the foundation for a thriving poultry industry. Though originally named De Vries (as the settlers were from Friesland, a coastal region of the Netherlands), local wags 'renamed' the town after its most prominent industry - raising chickens.

[@krzeo1240]

For cementary (also schools and some other assets) you can add adjacent paths along the limits of the object. This allows you to connect paths to exits form cementary (almost). :)

[@jakedye172]

This reminds me of a small town ive done work in, Arcadia. Always loved the name and think it would fit the town. Great vid as always

[@rogo7330]

I like how you divided road into two separate ways from a highway without making heavy traffic or outlanders go through the town. Makes it feel cozy.

[@BenRK90]

I really wish parks could be placed along pedestrian paths and work. I'm fine if that means I have to manually run power and water to that park (can run power lines underground fyi), but it would open up so many possibilities and flexibility. If we could connect paths to the paths in parks, even better!

[@belminzuljko1043]

Before I discover your youtube channel I didn’t know anything about civil engineering and I didn’t notice the development and planning in my area, I always think it was natural, but after watching your channel for a while I now understand that everything is develops by plan! 👍

[@biggc181]

I'm sure this has been said a million times but CPP is the Bob Ross of CS

[@cimmik]

😊 you told me to show engagement. I just got engaged one month ago 💍

[@lolroflroflcakes]

My sympathies.

[@troublesometoaster4492]

Great video! This is specially great for me as I want to make Portuguese maps! Portuguese system is hard to understand, even for a native, but essentially our municipalities aren't cities and our cities aren't municipalities, and some places you can't even tell what's a city or not. A municipality is a government level comprised of one or multiple parishes, and it depends a lot on where you are as to what's a city or not. Lisbon, for example, is regarded as a city, but it is comprised of 24 parishes, none of which are named Lisbon, which is usually a must in a municipality: One parish is the seat of the council, and gives its name to the municipality. If you cross the river, you'll see another municipality, Seixal, which is a city and, among other parishes, has Corroios, which is classified as a town, so essentially a town within a city, and it is far from the only example as there are tons of examples where some places are defined as cities or towns, effectively controlled by another city, and other places have no classification. Parishes can also be joined by decree, forming parish unions that have the same government and being treated individually as former/defunct parishes, which results in some weird results, such as Corroios being its own parish, but Seixal, the seat of the municipality and you'd assume to be the main place in, well, Seixal, is a defunct parish that shares its government with two other defunct parishes. Barreiro, right next to it, is another example, as Barreiro is a municipality but also a defunct parish that is now run together with another parish. Most of these things have wildly varied historical reasons which are very hard to convey in Cities: Skylines I, or even Sim:City 2013 with its regions. This new feature finally allows me to create a "main" parish, slowly grow it, and over time simulate the founding of satellite parishes near it, all part of the same municipality, and the city hall can be moved around the parishes as history gives them the reasons to change their seat, just like real life. In my municipality, for example, a satellite parish eventually outgrew the main parish, this becoming the main one and relocating the city hall... Sadly we also don't have actual city halls, but a version of a city hall which runs the municipality, and then a town hall that runs the parish, both coexisting and having different functions, but that's a whole another story for another day, but essentially the city hall runs services like water, waste, high schools, etc., while the town hall and the parish mayor are a liaison between citizens and the municipal mayor, they make sure the city hall is doing their functions as law mandates, and also run some smaller services, such as maintaining public toilets or elementary schools.

[@BJP88]

Where you made the vegetables farm, you could consider to leave space as well. Plant wild flowers for insects to move around easier. Maybe also consider planting trees around for animals such as roe deer and foxes to move to other parts of the forrests.

[@TheSlarkInn]

Bridgeport seems like a great name for this new place! It's right off of the bridge connection!

[@ibi6262]

I think the name "Underbridge" is perfect for this new little community

[@virginiansupremacy]

no

[@dantusmaximus]

I think the new town should be called Shudy (pronounced shoody) Camps. It's camped on the riverside and Shudy Camps is a real place in Cambridgeshire, England which is surrounded by farms I once passed through whilst very lost in the english countryside. Also absolutely love your videos and the stories you create.

[@Ryosuke.Takahashi.D]

Thanks for the tips! But is it me or there's a typo? I think you spelled "Twotoria"! 😂

[@STEAN.]

Im really liking this series. Ive been building along with you and its a lot of fun

[@PaulFoye]

Love it! Narration throughout this YT vid is brill, and the description of how to utilise space, forward planning and explaining the zoning, especially around the pylons is helpful 👍

[@goloeilmanz]

I notice the “screen-tearing” in your game, to fix this do the following: Nvidia Control Panel Settings: Set up G-SYNC > Enable G-SYNC, G-SYNC Compatible > Enable for full screen mode. Manage 3D settings > Vertical sync > On In-game Settings: Use “Fullscreen” mode. Disable all available “Vertical Sync,” “V-SYNC,” “Double Buffer,” and “Triple Buffer” options. If an in-game or config file FPS limiter is available, and framerate exceeds refresh rate: Set (a minimum of) 3 FPS limit below display’s maximum refresh rate (57 FPS @60Hz, 97 FPS @100Hz, 117 FPS @120Hz, 141 FPS @144Hz, etc).

[@realfakehollywood]

going through some hard times and I find your videos very mediative! thank you!

[@lordzizo375]

City Planner Question: What is in your oppinion are RURAL ROAD because you keep saying that alot in your Videos. Im not from the US. I know only New York City. and Florida Maiami and Orlando because my Oncel and Aunt and my Cousins live there. My Grandmother and Grandfather and Father lived in New York.

[@OldLordSpeedy]

28:45 It looks crazy first but it is correctly. 😂 The power lines in Europe are not part of the fields from the farmer. The electrical company can visit them, the farmer put a box of grass around and most traktors not drive into them (It is happend already, do you can found the news online!). lt is funny how accurately this simulation are works, starts with A for auto till W for waterflow... 🙄🤔 What are wonder me all time why the parts of a city are so small in U.S. cities, sometime just a handful of houses or five streets. If I looks here so around in the main city of the Kingdom of Thailand Krung Thep (or foreigner just talk Bangkok) the chinese ghetto or arabic ghetto is so small same your new farmer city. Most parts are own cities with own cultural life inside. One older airport is inside city but have had own golf course inside too! This should be from the space of ten small parts of U.S. cities. Are U.S. city parts are really so small? I looks so many TV stories and play computer games how plays inside U.S. cities but I never fell about that (e.g. CSI, GTA, aso.). Interesting to known. 😮

[@nowuh16]

Maybe you could go with a French theme and name it something like Lafourche, Thibodaux, Chalmette, Delachaise, Duquesne, Dessalines, etc. Love from New Orleans btw ❤️

[@erikferguson6313]

It feels like playing Civ when you settle a new city 😂

[@WizzardofOdds]

Where you placed the trees under the power lines, you should remove them as power companies always clearcut vegetation from under power right of ways.

[@AwesometownUSA]

At around the 31:00 mark, I noticed that the budget icon is indicating a negative cash flow (red down-arrow), but the total amount keeps rising. Is this some kinda bug? Or does it regularly fluctuate like that? And yes I’m literally diagnosed OCD; I’m easily distracted by stuff like this haha

[@andras.89]

Aren't the roads in this game just too wide? Especially with the sidewalks? I leave in Eastern-Europe, we have literally 1/2, 1/3 overall width road+sidewalk compared to this game's. Somewhat the ratios are off to me

[@TRITECHTIFF]

Fantastic video, as always.... I had never even thought of doing separate cities or maybe boroughs. This makes it more like Sim City 4 (I think) where you could build several independent cities and have them interact. This opens up a whole new way to play the game. Using the district tool is a great way to assess the individual cities but it would be great if we could get a City (district tool) and then within that district (city) we could set up further districts. That way would make it super realistic. Several cities all with individual districts within them.... Id like your thoughts if you read/see this comment. If not keep up the great work.

[@doomhamatime]

Something like a municipality tool. I like it.

[@Lucklyist]

With how that huge cemetary dominates that town and how we actually made a hill disappear for it, I guess EVANESCENT HILLS might fit the bill.

[@Froppuccino]

Ackland flats, perhaps not flat, but to my understanding 'Auckland' meaning desirable for resource and geography. Hope this helps! :P

[@hjackson.92]

Now what that region needs next is a radio station, with you providing top-of-the-hour station IDs. (It would be cool to have something like that in-game.)

[@adammoench7364]

Wow, my city is rezoning my property and it made me think of you! I live in a little city close to the downtown area of a large metropolitan city and my city has plans to try and grow our small “downtown” to try and compete with the surrounding other little cities that make up the metropolitan. They wanted to increase the density of housing that surrounds the little downtown area. They changed the zoning from single family to medium density, in order to attract developers to grow our little downtown area. Good news is, that I don’t have move, and I am in control of my property. But if there is an offer from a developer, I probably can get a lot more than what’s it’s worth as a single family home! While this was going on at city council meetings, all I could think about was City Planner Plays and how much I love watching your stuff. It actually feels like I’m part of the game now 😂

[@CBGBBB]

I think CS2 needs a few more smaller cemetery assets. The current cemetery is beautiful but it’s also gigantic. Small town cemeteries are usually a lot smaller and simpler.

[@iain.sm.c]

Not a comment about anything specific in this video, but I really love Master Planned Music's Detailing. The section when the trumpets kick in tickles my brain.

[@milfordsound8666]

This is exactly why I watch your channel, thoughtful planning and explaining while trying to build a realistic area. When I see other content creators randomly and unrealisticly placing things I just lose interest and switch off.. How about calling it Plentiful Bay? Due to the fertile area.

[@Anukrit7214]

Dont even have pc Dont even play game Watching all videos and tips😂

[@kennethschlegel870]

I feel like the games current mechanics are fairly punishing to people who want multiple small towns, as there are a basic level of services that you have to fund in full even though you only use a fraction of their capacity. The game either needs more scalable services or the ability to reduce a funding line that effects capacity with effecting quality or coverage. IE, if my town is small i should be able to fund the school enough to only teach the 200 or so students rather than the full 1000 without my school coverage drop or the quality decreasing.

[@sarahr.1076]

I like the road stub for a future bridge. I've seen this a couple of time in some towns. In my small town there is a fast road (similar to a federal highway), that currently ends here and has a small stub where there is planning for it to continue one day.

[@alex.fradkin]

You are the most gentle-spoken person I've encountered on KZbin. Great series! And wishing the best of day on each day to follow :)

[@Valkera]

I already can't wait for the next episode I have been having a blast playing along with you!

[@Jabullz]

There is an old town where I'm from in Iowa that had the water tower painted to say Waterdog. Generally speaking it's just a funny name to have on the water tower, but the name is from the genome type considered the progenitors of most modern retriever dog breeds. The water tower across from the dog park and its proximity to the water seems like an apt name for the district. 🐶

[@quezdonivey5518]

I love the name River Rock, suits the area but also think the farming community could be name Wheatland Estates

[@KiaTallon2]

I think you should call SunnySide Field, James Town (idea for the name came from a city in Wyoming which I recommend looking up horror stories about it).

[@mgunter]

Biffa is finding out that 3x4 or smaller for low density residential keeps them from complaining about rent.

[@freshprince925]

Anyone else notice how all the lawns on the houses have no snow but the roofs of the buildings have snow? I feel like seasons are poorly implemented. It is a small thing but when you have a large area of developed land, it looks silly with the snow.

[@PelsTheredpanda]

Hi CPP! I’ve been a long time enjoyer of Cities and have been looking forward to making my hometown in CS2. I know it’s complicated and it will take a lot of time, effort and patience. I hope for it to be done by the end of next year, but only time will tell. Also, if you plan on naming any future districts could you please naming one Willynwood. It’s the name of the breeder my parents got my dog from. We recently had to put him down because he got myasthenia gravis, which then caused him to regurgitate his food and breathe in stomach acid. Thankfully I am receiving his ashes today.

[@mrfriendlolo4971]

I think you should name the new town Towerview. Maybe the founder got its name after climbing the local water tower 😂

[@Yoarashi]

36:42 ohhh those poor people who live right next to the wastewater treatment plant 😭 i live about a mile from my local equivalent and let me tell you when the wind blows from the west i don't need to see it to know it's there... these people have direct line of sight, it's gotta be bad

[@SonOfMuta]

30:21 No city would plant trees directly next to, or under, the power pylons and lines

[@CityPlannerPlays]

I'll get that fixed! Good catch!

[@michalma]

great small town. But you got bit over board with planting trees under power lines. You normally have there a clean path or some bushes at most.

[@ulruc]

It is sad that during winter, a lot of the overlays and contour lines gets so hard to see. I mean, if the dev team had tried it out a bit, they would have seen it. Making them a little more dark or a different color would have made a difference. Same for reading texts that are above one of the overlay.

[@theaemulator]

I would love to be able to play it... Maybe in 3 years time or so.... Seems dogs are more an issue that optimization!

[@swealer]

Hell yeah, a new video!!😮 The last time i was this early i got my son in return a couple months later😂❤

[@deerdajo]

If you like South Park you should name the new district Tegridy Farms 🎄

[@loganeasley4343]

“We have a bar, a bar, and a cemetery” yeah no that definitely checks out for a small town 😭😭

[@vos_is_boss7623]

The bird's eye view of the progress are my favorite things to look at. Something about seeing development from above makes me happy.

[@jdgoldfish2668]

Honestly the past months been rough and watching your videos has helped me keep my mind off the blech in life right now so thank you CPP!

[@brendanlow586]

How about you name the town Farm Crossing or Sunnyside Crossing in reference to the bridge across the strait 22:06

[@rogo7330]

I would name it «Foresthill freeway». Kinda fits its position, and there is not much anything else except some cows and crops.

[@HideyHoleOrg]

You need a bus rout to your main town, it makes the new area easier to live if you know you can access larger areas, at least in reality.

[@Wontyr]

Your only crime is not post more tbh

[@Blangadanger]

I hope one day we'll have smaller town-sized assets for some of the expandable city services, like schools and cemeteries. The fire station and the police station look okay in the small town setting, but they're also pretty expensive for the area they serve.

[@drewhickcox4611]

It bothered me more than I expected that the water tower wasn't specifically placed on a hill. Elevate your towers, people!

[@simongeard4824]

The point of those giant water towers is that they're elevated without the need for a hill... it's why they're so common in the flatter parts of the US. If there's a hill available, the tank is usually placed on the ground instead...

[@drewhickcox4611]

@@simongeard4824 that might be true in extreme situations, but generally putting a tower on a hill means you don't have to make it as tall to service the same area.

[@simongeard4824]

@@drewhickcox4611 I've never seen one of those CS-style water towers on a hill. All of the water reservoirs I see on hills are not towers - they're just a big tank built directly on the ground, since that's much cheaper and easier than raising them off the ground.

[@wafflewhale9354]

you can drag when selecting operating districts to select them all, quick tip

[@raemckay]

Love your videos. The city tour is always a delight. Incredible editing! Thanks very much!

[@emmadestcroix9079]

This is good but as someone from uk 🇬🇧 please use the odd roundabout 😂

[@CrimiClownTelevision]

My engagement emoji for today: 😊 Thanks for the video once again!

[@theorixlux]

Phil: finish the grading Me, a mere decaying corpse: finish degrading?

[@maxwellbecker2839]

My vote for the new town name would be Farmer's Point or [Insert founding farmer's name here] Point. Historically it looks like a place where farmers might bring their crop to water for ferrying to other towns. If there is a farming market building you should put it there!