I Banned ALL VEHICLES in Cities Skylines & This is the Outcome!

[@KYoss68]

The irony of this build is that Mid Century Modern houses were the first generation of new houses in the U.S. designed with attached carports or garages yet they're being utilized in a walk-only city.😬

[@HellenixSWGoH]

Excellent point, @KYoss68. I've been thinking the same, from the moment I saw these residential buildings. 🙂👍

[@ChimpManZ1264]

@@4879daniel The CCP's never really add to the theme of an expansion. The Airport one coincided with a similar case with the free content being CCP trees, road trees and Soil removal/purchase.

[@CityPlannerPlays]

Whoa! Never thought to use these in an industrial area - interesting! So much 🧀 in this one, lol!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Welcome CPP - thanks :-)

[@edwardmiessner6502]

The Deputy of Mayor of Verde Beach, Diamond Joe Quimby IV, just cut a deal with the Irish mafia in Boston to upgrade all roads in the industrial areas to cement industrial roads 😉😁

[@davyfong]

Interesting experiment. It would be good to see a longer term build project with max pedestrianisation, but applying some more realistic rules. I'd love to see a near completely pedestrianised mega city.

[@Drago_Whooves]

9 tile city 'zero' traffic would be interesting

[@daylen577]

A modern real-life city approach would be neat. Basically replace the current 'arteries' with bike + ped lanes, the 'inner city highways' with normal dense roads, and the suburban areas with ped only. That way you still have long distance travel. Surprised there isn't a mod that straight up prioritized ped & bike above car unless distance is more than, say, 10 kilometers (which is about the limit of what a normal person can comfortably do by bike), and also throws in some randomization with people that don't own a car or don't own a bike.

[@ShootingDrive]

I tried getting rid of trucks by using IT clusters and 0 industry areas in my pedestrian zones. Turns out, if you zone in too much IT clusters inside pedestrian areas, they start sending out trucks from the cargo service area to export goods. This P&P DLC can make your generic industry remotely produce goods like IT clusters, and make IT clusters send out trucks. Bonkers

[@davyf33]

How do it clusters work normally?

[@ShootingDrive]

@@davyf33 They function both as office zones and provide goods for commercial areas without sending out delivery trucks. How that works, I have no idea. Normally when you zone in too many IT clusters, they start complaining about not having enough buyers. Since they don't send out delivery trucks, IT clusters can't export their goods and they complain until the building gets abandoned. This new DLC seems to bypass that weakness and lets IT clusters send out trucks from cargo points.

[@davyf33]

@@ShootingDrive ok thanks

[@DoomsdayR3sistance]

I assume it's an oversight in design, since the IT clusters presumably transfer their goods directly to the "zone" as a whole and the zone has too many goods, so it starts shipping them out. That is a fun one to think about. my next zone in my current city was going to be the IT one...

[@junkandcrapamen]

Paradox should have animated in a bunch of laborers carrying stuff or a bunch of forklifts scooting around the industrial zones, and have your labor costs and needs shoot through the roof.

[@lukearts2954]

or at least have logistic drones riding among the people. Maybe an idea for a future pack: pedestrian industry road, that has a dedicated lane for electric delivery vehicles alongside a wide pedestrian lane. What's still missing for sure, is a pedestrian street with bike lanes. And since we're implementing modern roads: "bike streets", where cars and up have to yield to all slower traffic (incl. crossing) and not overtake bicycles. Those are popping up everywhere, including in industrial zones to stimulate people to ride a bike to work instead of swamping the road with commuter cars hindering the truck traffic. They definitely have a lot of potential growth ahead :))

[@FARBerserker]

CPP figured out that the service points TELEPORT GOODS AND TRASH. So yes, it is completely doable. And cheap as well, because you do not need that many of them to achieve it . . The EXPENSIVE Part is the Pedestrian Zone. 50 bucks PER CELL.

[@johngentry522]

City Planner Plays found out you can put the service points on the outer edge of the map along a looped road that has a train station and other service buildings and it works exactly the same as long as you make it all in the same pedestrian zone. After you construct everything you can even erase the area between the 2 points and it still works

[@motivatedpeon]

Biffa Fix Your City 2022: *draws in pedestrian zone* "Yeah, add these two service buildings, done! See you on the next one!" I guess (and hope) that this expansion will bring a lot of different traffic problems and we will see a lot of spaghetti road untangling.

[@capedkat]

So buildings just teleport their goods and trash through the CSP's, am I getting this right? If so, it opens up a whole new way of city planning!!🤩 This case study has been really helpful, but now I'm just excited to see how you'll get on with all this new knowledge in Blightea on the Wold and Missisipitea! 🎉

[@lucasapacker]

I wish they added little NPCs carting off the good by hand to the buildings. But maybe I am just not seeing it

[@capedkat]

@@lucasapacker Yes 👌 😂

[@epiphaner]

I'm just imagining those maintenance costs going to a transport belt network under the streets 😋

[@DoomsdayR3sistance]

As far as I see, there is two requirements for buildings to use the service points, 1) they have to be in the same pedestrian area and 2) they need to have a walkable method such as a footpath or pedestrian road between them, using this trick I was able to put a large cargo on the other side of a 6 lane road and used a footpath bridge over it to connect it up so it could be next to the industrial buildings.

[@josephjensen4657]

@@DoomsdayR3sistance They only need to be in the same Zone. :) No real connections between them and their zone 'constituents' either.

[@Bookwright]

I was thinking that it could be fun to ad toll booths on every car road in and out of your squere. I mean if people from outside the city would like to drive trou than they would have to pay.

[@God2myheart]

I do that for every city I build

[@Dethflash]

I usually build a toll booth so that people have to drive through soon as they get on my map. Im a evil city planner muhahaha

[@squidcaps4308]

This is my default.. all incoming traffic is tolled, outgoing can go free.

[@andrewwhewell6422]

I'm assuming you work for Transport for London?

[@Bookwright]

@@andrewwhewell6422 no I'm an otherwise european craft teacher with an passivagressivness towards cars. 😂

[@wohlhabendermanager]

Very nice experiment, this is pretty cool. Now we also know why Paradox made pedestrian zones so expensive: It costs a lot of money to teleport those goods from the service points to the buildings. :)

[@OldManBadly]

The next thing in there would be subways.... from the "outside" road to various points in the town and in the work area. keep it all underground, no traffic and the people can get around even faster... more demand!

[@squidcaps4308]

I did half and half yesterday, regular city on one side, no car on the other.. The no-car was soooo much easier to build...but a lot of that is because it is a game and people in cities do not behave like humans. There can be 1000 people waiting for a tram, taking them 8 blocks away.... Normal human would've given up and walked, and demanded that the city does something about it.

[@breannathompson9094]

there has to be a mod for this somewhere lol

[@blackineese]

Know you probably recorded this episode before my suggestion last week but I will still take credit for it HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA!!! Also for the Industries DLC You can create the industry like normal but surround the Industry with a pedestrian road. Cut off road connection from the city and have a product deliver to a train or boat cargo port or pedestrian cargo point to get the stuff in and out the city. The traffic for the Industry dlc will be contained within the area and give them their own garbage dump!!!

[@OyvindSolstad]

Fun episode! I agree with you that they should have solved the industry part differently. As this is just unrealistic, when it comes to industry. Also; there should be some kind of distance thing in the pedestrian zones. If there's 30 kilometers to walk, from the entry point to the pedestrian zone, obviously people would complain. So maybe it could work a bit similar to the child health care center, that the entry points have an area of effect? And that you can expand those by putting buses, trams or subways in the area? Could you make a 81 tile area, pack it with pedestrian zones, and have an entry point in the lower left corner, and have people walk home? LOL. It's fascinating how the creators of the game "train" the rest of the world to live like Scandinavians, as many of the things you are rewarded for, are the way we live - or at least try to live - in Norway, Denmark and Sweden.

[@MrDexSat]

Dunno if I agree with you on that. I mean, before the invention and widespread use of cars, there already was industry right in the middle of huge cities like London, and those products got exported without cars.

[@farhadchaudhry]

@@MrDexSat You had horse carriage traffic instead as well as rail traffic. Not no traffic.

[@farhadchaudhry]

Yeah I think they've overdone this. It shouldn't be allowed for industry areas. And if you use it too much without providing extensive mass transit, things should be breaking down in terms of people not being able to go to work and commercial areas not having goods.

[@mikeh7299]

Checking Realistic Parking in TMPE makes it a town surrounded by parking lots, or if you wait until you have 20,000 people and create a good sized pedestrian area you create incredible gridlock while they all look for parking spots.

[@devononair]

That sounds like a challenge!

[@Phineapoo]

I would love to see if you could push the boundaries on this as far as they could go. Max tiles, fill up the space, keep it going!!!

[@fitybux4664]

It will be interesting to see what happens if you throw in some mass transportation in there too (besides buses). Monorail, train station, etc. I also haven't seen many people biking.

[@ptterz]

Hopefully someone mods pedestrian streets with tram tracks. Bus cannot indeed be the only choice.

[@devononair]

That city would actually be really bad for cycling, because there doesn't appear to be anywhere you can cycle with no pedestrians to dodge. You'd basically be going at walking pace down a lot of streets. Watching this made me anxious, because if my city became car free, I can almost guarantee it would become hell to cycle in, as even if they built cycle lanes, they'd be badly or dangerously designed, and if they were anywhere near pedestrian areas, the pedestrians would simply walk on them. You can tell I have little faith in other people!

[@viktor8316]

Curious if public transportation could be added and if it would improve even further.

[@codajett9944]

I tried the buses. No one used them. 5 lines, 15000 cims and 9 weekly riders

[@jan-lukas]

If you have a walkable and bikeable city, transit is less needed...

[@viktor8316]

@@jan-lukas I agree, but I think in reality it is still net gain.

[@emmettmc9661]

Can’t wait to watch the next episode. This new dlc has made me go back to the game

[@nanfredman1991]

No Industries DLC? No traffic in the city at all? Now, where's the fun in that!? ;^P Great show, Biffa. Well done. And this DLC is nuts! XD

[@carriegarrisonvos4433]

That was interesting! I love you can do both residential and commercial with pedestrian only! It's very cool! There will always be a place for you without traffic 😍 You always explain and figure out new things all the time for us to learn!! Cannot wait until you do the southern houses!

[@devononair]

I'm sure people will still allow cars in their cities. For me, I see Biffa's city here as an interesting idea, and in real life it would be pleasant, but it would be quite boring for me to play. My favourite thing is solving traffic problems.

[@chrysrobyn]

Watching @31:04 makes me wonder if there's something better than the traffic circle there. Maybe all those roads could be one-way, counter-clockwise? Force the highway to go by the service buildings so the people who come back through the loop don't have to turn left across traffic and they can choose to either turn left to go back into the service buildings or go onto the highway?

[@stormfire962imastarcitizen5]

Biffa this is a very interesting build and entertaining to watch you work at it. Also I brought some interesting ideas to mine that the developer might want to consider looking into like for instance either creating an entirely new game for building underwater cities and/or creating a DLC where you can build an underwater city and an underground city as well.

[@CapnSlipp]

It would be a nice detail if in industry areas with “pedestrian-only” roads, you’d see lots of little people with hand carts/dollies, forklifts carrying crates, and other industrial indoor-outdoor small low-speed cargo vehicles going to and from the cargo service point. Since IRL, how else would this kind of setup work?

[@frenchfriar]

I imagine that all of the freight and trash are moving through access tunnels beneath the pedestrian roads so it's not seen. That's a real thing in a lot of places, I think Disneyland gets the credit for.

[@adamcetinkent]

@@frenchfriar I mean, that's just cheating. Isn't this a game where you're supposed to build infrastructure rather than just handwave it away?

[@Steveddie93]

Very cool! Can't wait to get this DLC myself!

[@Aragorn.Strider]

It worked before 1950, so why not today huh ? But yes, even today, a city center all walkable but with a car-ring-road around it with several dead-end streets towards ad connecting to city center is basically how many Dutch and German cities work, and the people love that. Finally we can make Cities Skylines great again

[@carpemkarzi]

That’s dang cool. Never thought that this would work. Well done. Loving this city

[@kennywebster3941]

The pedestrian roads working with industry should be patched out. It's simply not realistic. This game is a City Sim. Also the service points should have to be connected via a pedestrian road at the very least. As it stands now you can teleport goods across your city. It's game-breaking tbh

[@indisciipline]

call it san-tea monica, the mix of the mid-century modern and urbanist design represents the city well

[@LK.Cynric]

This was a really awesome test. Surprised it worked so well (though it should have been expect, since thats the point of them). Though I hates the city entrance, but its just a test so its fine. Cant wait for future traffic fix episodes where you just make everything pedestrian only 🤣

[@1stDragonlord]

Interesting way to build a town Nothing I would do completely but a nice way to get some nice and quiet zones in your city Also great video again Biffa! But I'm sure you will still have plenty of city fixing ahead of you, or even just dekorating ane making a city prettier can do

[@darthhauler9947]

I must approve 😀 This was the idea I had last video. Glad to see it carried out by a professional

[@Eisofice]

Oh it'd be cool to make a sorta Park & Ride scheme once the traffic manager parking tracker is sorted, like a depot with a lot of parking and a big bus hub to serve the city I wonder if you could make a tiny district where just taking the bus from that hub would be free but ppl would pay for all other stops to encourage use? Idk how specifically the free transport districts work

[@scamp5000]

I think what you should do is make 1 pedestrian zone for everything, with the service points on one road. Because it is one zone than all the goods get transferred in house from industry to commercial, instead of having trucks transfer from one industrial pedestrian area service point to another commercial pedestrian area service point. Therefore the trucks in the one service pedestrian zone are used exclusively to ship goods in or out of the city. And if you hook a cargo train station near that service point, the trucks have even less travel route, it would just be to the train station and back to service point. And maybe if you use IT office buildings to get commercial goods, you could remove industrial zones all together. No pollution or traffic, and employ everyone in offices.

[@javik1929]

love the choice of music, hot wheels unlimited soundtrack slaps and fits your channel very well

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Music was from Epidemic, guess they used that too! :-)

[@davebradburryjr5084]

I'd get rid of the cold power plants all together and then just build a giant solar platform or go green huge Farm fan out in the middle of nowhere cuz then all you have to do is just drag a few poles across to your entire city and power it that way wouldn't that be easier

[@dragade101]

If you saw Phil's test, you can cheese goods being teleported. At least this is how they work which you can have a connection with a train station and the shortest loop from station to hubs to being teleported into the city.

[@marcosfogg]

Maybe you should expand the bus circuit. It became a bit outdated, since the city expanded. Awesome vid as usual! Keep it coming!

[@duskmoon181]

I was really hoping Cities Skylines would expand their road selections for console players more than what they did for Plazas and Promenades. For instance, a "Michigan Left". If you don't know, it's a special left hand turn system that can only be found in Michigan. Instead of traffic moving through the intersection to turn left onto another road, you make a right turn then go down to a two lane off ramp in the median which allows you to pull a u-turn onto the road you need to be on. Just look up a diagram of it. It seems stupid but it works extremely well. Idk if someone in the modding community has made a "Michigan Left" road, but as Michigan resident, it would really make my day. Maybe a design you can look into at some point Biffa? I think you'd really like it for an American build.

[@princessjoanna8245]

I kinda like the new dlc. After stuff like this, Parks, Industries, Universities, Parks and Airports, the only thing that really is still missing would be a harbour area. I know we got the fishing Industries, but a real harbour area would be awesome.

[@milvilleromain57]

Merging the two pedestrian zones would probably solve partially the traffic near the roundabout. Also, someth8ng I would try is putting an intercity bus terminal at the entry of the city and connect it to the pedestrian zone only by walk way. Now people can only enter the city by getting their car is their pocket or taking intercity bus, problem to solve is now goods. Put a cargo rail station next to the service building. With the merge of the two P. Areas, only import and export needs to go through service area so that could probably be managed by trains. That would mean a city where goods can only enter by train and people only by bus (except pocket car)

[@Flenski]

Great Work as always! Could you maybe build real Citys/town/villages in City Skyline? So like for example that you build your hometown as realistic as possible in the game, and when it is possible even the public transport? Would be great if you could do something like that! Keep your work up! You are doing great Videos!❤❤

[@drdewott9154]

Man very interesting stuff. I'm currently on holiday and havent had a chance to play the DLC yet but I have already planned possibilities, like making some cities based on newer dutch towns from the 70's and onwards like Almere which has a very modern pedestrianised town centre and a massive network of busways. I think you could honestly make a great pedestrian community with something like a train station right in the middle around a downtown full of commercial and offices and high density residential, with a figure 8 of busways going out from it and pedestrian areas growing out from it, maybe with a few local town centers along the busways.

[@adamspencer3702]

I wonder if you could cut the service point area off from the highway completely and have it be served by a rail cargo station? Love this video, you've shown me that I can finally purge all this industrial traffic from my city!

[@unclemikeyplays]

The new content packs are some of the best visual improvements we've gotten in a while!

[@Marconius6]

As I've discovered, there are some buildings you can't build on pedestrian roads at all, and if you do they complain. A coal power plant or a postal office is one example, basically anything that has special vehicles it needs. But weirdly enough, it also doesn't work for Campus buildings: the main building HAS to be on a proper road, and all other campus buildings can only be on specifically campus sidewalks, NOT pedestrian roads. Which honestly just seems like a weird bug to me...

[@kleckerklotz9620]

Biffa fixing your city in 2022: "Get the Plazas & Promenades DLC for 95% traffic, even with despawning turned off."😅

[@gumbyshrimp2606]

How Cities Skylines fixed the traffic problem: they removed it from the game 😂

[@UtkarshaMohan]

Hope that Spiffing Brit's latest exploit was not invoved with this premier. ALso, Third.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Nah, just a normal premier!

[@josephjensen4657]

A few months ago I was experimenting with the same concept and found that the Pedestrian Zone can be split into two or more pieces and the Service Point and Garbage Collection will still work without issue - including from across the map. So... I built the city with a few zones and dropped the Service next door to the industry area and the Garbage points off near the dump. Is it realistic? Not in the slightest. Does it work mechanically? Sure does. It still baffles me that the Industries buildings will continue to produce without access to the city's population for a workforce - and that the trick explained above will work without the need to have any physical transportation between the PedZone supporting buildings and the PedZone they service.

[@bargiona]

You should retry that 1-tile city challenge. It seems that this DLC will enable even bigger populations to be crowded in a single cell.

[@amandadeloff4278]

The industrial zone should have workers with handcarts and small forklifts. The residential/commercial zones should have a ton of people driving golf carts and bikes with carts on the back.

[@TonyBloke]

I'm now imagining a subterranean network of Satisfactory conveyor belts feeding industries and shops.

[@Anti_Woke]

Solar updraft is my favourite power-supply in C:S. No traffic, or pollution but high output. Its only drawback is that it's noisy. This DLC really is a game-changer in all the best ways, unlike airports and some of the others. I shall have to see what I can uninstall because my 16GB machine just can't cope with any more assets.

[@Anti_Woke]

@@4879daniel Oh right, that would explain why there are no pedestrian precincts, shopping malls or residential foot zones in the real world ... wait a minute! I agree Biffa has been demonstrating abuse of the system, but used in moderation I think the pedestrian roads are very realistic. It's not perfect, but it is better.

[@jodiecox8951]

Another nice one, Biffa! Thank you!

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

My pleasure!

[@devononair]

My favourite use for the pedestrian zones is to create pedestrianised high streets, as we get in many British towns. They look very realistic.

[@farhadchaudhry]

Biffa 3 months ago "Hugo There! Hugo There!" Biffa now: "How can I break this game?"

[@JMWZ_E]

Hi ... 30:08 This pocket car situation is a little bit chaotic and I had this idea: is it possible to split the pocket car (de-/spawning) based on which part of the city people want to go to / are coming from? Could you build a custom pocket car to bus transfer hub? If you had 5 bus lines terminating in that hub, 3 lines covering roughly a third of the residential/commercial part of the city each and 2 lines covering half of the industrial area each - each line would have its own bus bay and roads for incoming and outgoing pocket cars would be provided so that they spawn and despawn close to their bus bay ... In order to not overwhelm the hub with internal demand, you might add a bidirectional loop bus between the two areas, going via two bus-only roads, added somewhere 26:30 between your current paths and power lines.

[@trovalds]

...and with P&P the "Traffic Fix" series is going to be a "thing of the past" (jk). P&P brings so many possibilites. You can move people between pedestrian zones with underground metros and (almost) all cargo with cargo train stations aside cargo service points. The only traffic at all (almost inside city) is from garbage trucks.

[@vickirothe3761]

Quite informative to see how the new DLC can be used. From a creative standpoint, your imagination can run wild. But shhhh, don't tell some of those "but that isn't how a real city grows and developes" folks. 😉🙂

[@ramonabalog412]

20:49 - there's a tiny section of road there, that's a big drop

[@rayceeya8659]

I been playing with this concept myself. Annoying thing I found is that I can't merge these walkable communities with park zones. It breaks the game in a bad way when I try.

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

YESSS This is the sort of thing Ive been wanting to do!

[@Arjay404]

Power plants that don't require a resource like solar plant should still work in the pedestrian area, so that's one way to get rid of some more buildings that require trucks.

[@Zyo117]

A few things in this DLC make no sense. For one, the mid century modern houses. Two, how much money it costs. The district price is astronomical, but the road price is also ridiculous. What kind of maintenance are they doing on those roads? Foot traffic doesn't do nearly the damage as car traffic. My thoughts on a pedestrian zone: a port/freight rail yard where goods come in and go to the new buildings. Also higher density buildings and realistic population mod, to emulate older building styles. Think 3-4 floor high streets, Terraced housing, etc. A mod to half the cost of the pedestrian zone would also be welcome 😂

[@alastairmacnaughton7673]

Imagine the parks and plazas in New Tealand

[@anthonystahl8996]

Looks good ,but it's the farthest from realistic as we can get, when everyone's all "ITS NOT REALISTIC!"

[@benrudolph5582]

26:31 Can't pick up goods because the road turns only into the residential quarter via the bus only road.

[@Gary87]

This will either be beautiful or a disaster! I can’t wait to see it

[@lemonstarofficial]

Same❤

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Enjoy :-)

[@ashleyherkie]

So sorry to hear about the passing of Her Majesty the Queen. My condolences to everyone across the ocean ❤️

[@unclemikeyplays]

Also, I'm really pleased at how much you can make pedestrian-only and have it work!

[@Snitram19]

Am I the only one who thinks this DLC is a bit broken? You can literally eliminate all traffic in your city by making everything pedestrian only, removing a huge part of the game, which is traffic managment. To me, it seems like the devs didn't even try to balance the game, citizens don't even seem to have a limit on how far they travel by foot.

[@alyssinwilliams4570]

As much as I love the idea of this sort of city, I do have to agree. If they dont rebalance it, it might be an idea to put 'challenge-style' limits on oneself to avoid cheesing

[@simongeard4824]

I don't see it as a big deal. Yes, you can do things which are unrealistic and take away from the challenge of the game... like turning on infinite money. We all choose how we want to play the game, and if I do get this DLC, I'm simply not going to do this kind of cheese because it doesn't look fun...

[@adinglass]

Yeah, that pedestrian industrial zone (view it at 33:15) just looks like Manchester in the early 1900s

[@PetertheShakeMan]

You should turn that big square or starting grid of low density residential in Mississippatea into pedestrian only

[@YouHolli]

Regarding the truckless industry, There is a road in the workshop that looks like a pipeline.

[@fitybux4664]

28:41 your jails are full of people trying to drive on the sidewalks. 😀 ILLEGAL! THAT'S ILLEGAL IN THIS TOWN! 😀

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

Well as I patiently wait to purchase The DLC pack with everything up to Airports I think. I have to factor in this DLC as well. I need a desk top yesterday... LOL Imagine trying to do this on PS4 Edition... Yeah

[@mrtinthewebuk]

Those two burned out buildings in industry area triggered me lol

[@Coole000]

Buses from drop-off area to middle of the town would really help

[@AaronTheHumanist]

How does somebody get a sofa delivered, or even shopping? All those businesses that makes stuff in the industry zone, how do they get goods in and out from their building to the service area?

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Who knows! Magic carpet?

[@Kocan7]

I'm pretty sure, I'm gonna love this dlc.

[@TheLabecki]

I think they should make it impossible for a pedestrian-only city to work unless you have a very good public transportation system. That is to say, there should be limits to how far people are willing and able to walk to get places.

[@5gtp3pp3r]

All the luck with your new life 😄

[@Xinom02]

Hi, question about your, "i resovle your traffic city serie" will a map with lots of asset bulding will break if you load it witout? Or If we use the same as your in your map it would be better? And whats happe if you open an map build with rico mod only?

[@KharaneCORE]

Pedestrians roundabout are cool looking, dont underestimate them.

[@Tyrkkl]

Don't worry Biffa, Paradox will realise they've introduced a loophole and patch in rules for pedestrian congestion!

[@machr293]

Well, congrats on your last traffic fix Biffa 😅, what kind of career will you pursue now?

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Tea bag recycler! :-)

[@nickrzeczkowski9531]

Spiff - "Banning cars in Cities: Skylines - IS A PERFECTLY BALANCED GAME WITH NO EXPLOITS"

[@stevieinselby]

If you had an intercity bus terminal or railway station, would any people moving into the city arrive by bus/train, or would they still come by car?

[@albertlugosi]

4:04 Why do you think they're loving it? They're forced to walk so they do but I can't see "We Love The Mayor" bubbles popping up.

[@RFlagg78]

Love it when people find "suprises" in software :D

[@lassenielsen3383]

you know traffic has been an enormous problem since idk 1960 maybe earlier but this could pretty much fix what big cities are crying out for TRAFFIC, this could Potentially be the future of the cities.

[@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines]

Including the magic teleportation of goods? 🤣

[@lassenielsen3383]

@@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines oh yeah haha 😂

[@jgp6711]

It's weird that the game mechanics have changed so much even without a pedestrian area.

[@CM-cr8wq]

While goods can be teleported IN to a ped area, I don't think they can be teleported OUT... All those "Not enough buyers" warnings could be an indication of this. If true, then zoning generic industry zones in a ped area would not be a good idea, because they will eventually be abandoned, as they have no means to sell the goods they produced.

[@WillyLangley]

Nice Video!

[@crzy1gs]

Funny experiment. Bit of a shame the new pedestrian mechanic can be 'abused' like this though as the goods teleport rather than using vehicles.

[@protoculturejunkie]

Biffa you need to build the disaster response building so its helicopters can get to your buildings that have burnt down.

[@Lankpants]

So like, what would happen if the industry and commercial were just in the same area? Does that game spawn a truck to go in a loop or just teleport goods straight into the commercial zones?

[@IronBuddhaGaming]

you can enable more than one theme at a time in the district manager