Using BUSES to Connect our Small Town to the BIG City in Cities Skylines 2 | Economy 2.0 | WPC (#9)

Join me in White-Pine County as we begin development of a new city in Cities: Skylines 2. We will dive into zoning, aswell as basic health care and death care. We also expand our city to attempt to fix our budget! We also build our first schools! Traffic becomes a nightmare! We will also deal with the Economy 2.0 Patch!
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[@CesarsHideout]

Episode after this one has some changes that fit a bit better, especially in the "dense" part of the town. Leave a LIKE and SUBSCRIBE! Helps out a ton!

[@Kayambo974]

Omg you’re so productive 😂✨ love it For that rural city, how about Oxfield? Mare Meadows? Mareston? Vaqueros? On a funnier note, maybe the rural city was founded out of nowhere in the 1970s. People who had been living there for about 300 years got kicked out by infamous real estate agents who wanted this side of the region to be dedicated to profit and productivity. They destroyed all the nature and culture that had flourished there. In 1971, that infamous real estate agent bought the whole area and called it Pesticity. This lasted for about 25 years, until 1996, when the first case of health problems occurred. The victims and their families sued the government, saying their body was full of toxins caused by the pesticides they had been using for decades. However, the real estate agent’s company won their legal battle. The farmers and their families decided to flee into the nearby city and told everyone about what Pesticity really was…it was nicknamed « Manure City » by the locals. In the early 2010s, some old folks from San Francisco and San Rafael landed there and fell in love with the area. They started building eco friendly houses and businesses, promoting local and fresh vegan products, transforming the area into a thriving peaceful environmental community. When the first eco friendly settlers passed away, tyd community members built a memorial park, in honour of the people who had decided to make that place a better location to live in. hope you like that☺️😂

[@CesarsHideout]

Okay, now you're giving me ideas. 👀 I have no backstory at all for the city so maybe coming up with one could be fun!

[@Kayambo974]

@@CesarsHideout thanks 🙏🏼

[@MCHEEMY]

The new highschool reminds me of those dreamy highschool movies with the main plot being about a nerdy/shy superstar athlete nobody knows about till the team captain gets injured and he gets his big break at the championship game

[@CesarsHideout]

hahaha that was my goal with it for the most part

[@Qualiall1]

one hard lesson I learned from the city I'm building now-use districting tool early and often and set service buildings inside to service only that district. After me not doing any of that the whole time,, I had tons of people waiting for ambulances-the places near by were servicing places far away and the ones far away who were trying to service people were stuck in traffic-so yea-keep fire, medical and police nearby, larger places like the hospitals can be assigned to a few districts at a time, and keep a few "at large" to fill in any service gaps.

[@CesarsHideout]

I had that same issue in previous cities, that's why I haven't assigned any of the services to districts yet. Thanks for the insight!

[@markschlageter3976]

One thing that would be helpful is to mention what map you are using in the show notes.

[@A_Jay13]

It's funny how every american CS Player does not have a clue to set a proper, efficient and logical bus line. Give it another try. BTW, the highschool came out great!

[@CesarsHideout]

Wait until you see my trains 💀

[@CesarsHideout]

ROOORAL

[@bjroo]

i had pasta for breakfast lol

[@CesarsHideout]

Pasta is always amazing!

[@Gaming-With-Raymond]

Cesar Bay

[@CesarsHideout]

haha! My ego isn't that crazy 😂

[@YukonAdmiral]

👍🏻

[@CesarsHideout]

👍🏼

I still cant manage with traffic :(

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

Blame the game, pathfinding amount with low population is insanely high. Or just grow you city.

[@Kayambo974]

Build large roads, highways…

[@CesarsHideout]

Literally - the best things you can do are: - Build more highways with more connections to your city. - Larger roads. - Roundabouts - Buses

[@andreaschrfol]

Another great video🤌Im absolutely addicted to this series

[@CesarsHideout]

Means a lot! Thank you!