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[@FallenAzazeI]

Area #3 seems to be the best location to me, can spend a while sprawling it out, incorporating the water next to it and it could be called the University of Abertea in reference to university of Aberdeen

[@Tim_van_de_Leur]

The small island would be great for some castle/tourist trap

[@georgewallace4907]

Seems more of a refrence to the University of Abertay in Dundee

[@ChimpManZ1264]

There's also a place called Teeside in Northern England on the river Tee, he could literally call it Teaside.

[@ChimpManZ1264]

@@automation7295 The river is a fair distance away.

[@RebelPhoenix13]

Area #3 but on the opposite side of the river IMO.

[@shawnhart3500]

If you go into your Realistic Population settings, you will find that schools automatically have an option to be adjusted to realistic population instead of the box standard limits that the creators have assigned to it. Turn it off and it will improve your capacity on all your school buildings.

[@knightedwolf]

was going to mention this, but there you go

[@MCScrapE]

You could also increase your education budget

[@sbutcher79]

I wish I knew this. I just deleted several months of work because of this frustration.

[@kevin1smid]

Hey Biffa, small farming explanation. A combine harvester drops straw behind it and the grain goes out through the pipe into a trailer, so no bales there. The straw is then at a later date put into neat rows using a windrower, after that the rows are picked up and baled by a baler. Hope this helps in making your farm realistic! The plastic bales are filled with grass to make silage (fermented grass), to feed to animals during the winter. So for a grain field you just want the unwrapped yellow bales!

[@blarneyboy123]

Kevin knows what he’s talking about here Biffa.

[@poilboiler]

Many hours of farming simulators? :D

[@onlythehutch6559]

The combine leaves the rows of straw behind it for baling as you don’t need a windrower for grain but the combine could as be spreading the straw out in this case you don’t bale it so no bales should be placed. Windrowers are only used I for grass to sweep the grass up left my the mowers into rows

[@AxR558]

@@onlythehutch6559 Yep exactly this, the straw can be spread to be ploughed back into the soil to add organic matter which is good for moisture retention of the soil.

[@joshuaweigelt9286]

He is correct^

[@ttooze]

Wooden telegraph poles to replace the default electricity cables would be such a nice touch

[@liamraybould7208]

Area 2 or 3 would probably fit a Uni better than area 1, good examples of uk Uni’s built into suburb-ey areas are the 2 Nottingham Universities (University of Nottingham & Nottingham Trent University) with UoN main campus having a good mix of green space & suburb areas and NTU Clifton campus being a good example of a modern uni campus in the suburbs

[@khatran551]

I don’t think area 3 would be a nice place to put the university because it’s right next to an industrial estate. Area 2 would be the best

[@Clavichordist]

Area 2 is on my list as well.

[@mrabi_yt.]

Speaking of the area 3 and industry, you could put trees on the roads in the (failing) industry so it’s less noisy.

[@Metadas]

41 mins of procrastination "Cant work when Biffa posts a video", Down tools everyone you cant miss this.

[@stevenatkinson2393]

It's a life pause nothing happens until after biffa has finished

[@johncbayliss]

Area 3 looks like a nice option for a riverside campus Biffa

[@kaltaron1284]

Agreed. The other side of the highway would also be a nice option or maybe use it for an extension or rival university.

[@timothyclark4661]

Yeah, I like the idea of something by the river!

[@ChimpManZ1264]

Definitely river for a main campus. Just seems like a location you'd attract students to as they live their Uni life and common in Northern Cities that don't have the tourist beaches like Bournemouth do in the South.

[@mrabi_yt.]

I like the area too! #3team

[@wilkoufert8758]

Make it mixed use with offices and leisure?

[@ldcxd36]

A few things for consideration with the farm from an old farm boy... - Definitely need a farming windmill. - Cotton uses ridiculous amounts of water to grow, about 10,000 litres per 1kg of cotton, plus the UK weather isn't optimal for cotton farming. I would either change it or if you are set on keeping it, from a realism perspective, you would want to add some water harvesting ponds & a few irrigation ditches. Sadly no pivot irrigators or cool animated farm dogs in the workshop. - Usually a place to buy farming machinery would be more on the main road entering the country town vs the side of a farm as well. Maximum amount of visibility if farmers have to go into town for necessities etc which translates into more sales :-) If Paradox ever does come out with a Cities Skylines 2, they may owe it to your awesome vids. Maybe we should be using a hashtag or something to get their attention across all kinds of social platforms... :-)

[@playtimewithdragonfire]

LOL. I was going to tell you the harvesters was backwards. Then you turned it around. Since that is a wheat field it would be pit into a grain cart for transport to the grain silo. A baler would be for hay and straw for feeding livestock.

[@AdamLindsayFootMusic]

Already think u shud call the farm 'Teadley Squat Farm'. A Clarksons farm reference. Love the video btw

[@RhodriLloydEvans]

Throwing the odd large tree into the fields would add some realism and make them a bit more interesting.

[@jayuk672]

i agree and random footpaths through the fields, i have done many walks in the UK when i end up just randomly walking through a field full of crops ,farmers have to maintain these paths its the law , also fields are not so often surrounded by trees , you see more fields with hedgerows or stone walls .

[@nicholasbignell9702]

Area 3 for the Uni please. BTW, loving this series, although never seen cotton fields in the UK and usually it is hedges along fields with a few trees rather than lines of trees.

[@mrabi_yt.]

@@automation7295 Trees in industry for area 3!

[@yellowbird8690]

The problem with your train; looking at 31:36 the cornering road on the right is a little too close to the track. The game is maybe trying to make half a level crossing there, and so freaking out the routing thingy. Go with area #3. Create a riverside area and maybe call it Blightea-on-Trikkle.

[@Sage2D2]

Look for "Rural" powerlines on the workshop, they would fit in really well

[@mcwolfbeast]

Area #2 is nice - fairly good access, far enough away from the centre of town (and less expensive for a big institution to build) and I'd think #3 would be reserved for posh housing anyway along the river.

[@dmore]

Are there any Dry Stone Dyke wall/fence assets in the workshop? Having those around your fields/along the country roads instead of or in addition to those bushes, would add that extra level of UK country realism!!

[@cochemoche]

Yeah, there may be too many trees/bushes and not enough little stone walls!

[@LiqdPT]

Yup, from what I've seen UK farms need stone walls

[@derbygaz]

Just a quick comment about the schools Biffa, the terms used are wrong for the UK. Elementary's should be either an Infant or Junior schools unless they are in the same complex then it is a Primary School. High Schools should be Secondary's unless they specialise in certain subjects i.e. sciences, sports, technology then they become Academies

[@windzswept]

Technically any secondary school can be an academy... prior to Academies schools could specialise in a particular area and they had a different name. But, yes, Primary schools are primaries not elementaries.

[@Chee7sAEpp]

Suggestion: plonk a huge tree or two in the middle of the wheat fields. Gives it a more rural look imo. Also a "fence" or broken stone wall to fence some of the fields off Edit: some small camps of trees on the roadside where a farmer hides his tractors and tools

[@AceWolf2009]

Some spots of woods in the middle of fields would give it a better look. But not just for hiding equipment. Farmers Gere use woods to give Deer and other animals a place to hide and populate, etc and help during hunting season.. Though, that is in the U.S. idk anything about the Uk, which I get the feeling is the look Biffa is going for with this build..

[@miy-kal_]

Area 2 for the uni the park in front of it will look great I think. 2 things about the farm area. as you said your not a farmer (me neither my village is surrounded by them) could you please remove the haybales out of the wheat fields. those bales are just grass. and as a Dutch native I love those Dutch fields (the correct name for them is tulip fields tho) and at least for the farm area you could use those american wooden electricity poles (the ones OverchargedEgg uses) I think you can get a way with it.

[@GermanNightmare1976]

Oh, come on, Biffa. That Harvester needs to face non-harvested parts of the field with the moved part behind it. ;) Glad you caught it! As always, such a pleasure to watch. Excellent, excellent!

[@mgunter]

Add zoned farming or forest industry to have tractors on the roads.

[@jgreen2015]

Remember.. The default industry and it's specialisations are also needed to feed the local shops with generic goods. Without generic and specialised zoning, your city will just import all your general shopping needs

[@jgreen2015]

Also... The combine harvester is facing the wrong way lol It wouldn't be coming out from the long wheat towards the cut wheat. The wheat behind the combine would be cut with the shears at the front cutting the long wheat

[@kaltaron1284]

@@jgreen2015 Did you write this before he turned it around?

[@jgreen2015]

@@kaltaron1284 yes

[@speelydan]

9:01 - temporarily delete the road, then it should show you the blue arrows that designates where road access needs to be. Remove relevant trees, replace road. 9:57 - I may be wrong, but I think that green trailer next to the green tractor, belongs to the green tractor. The other three next to it also look like they would go with it. (16:47 - never mind, you already know.) 20:27 - City Planner would be so proud of you.

[@Axel-mc5wf]

The bales you are talking about are made of straw that the combine places in a swath behind itself. Then you pick it up with a baler. The thing you have done now unloading grain into a wagoon are correct. You could always watch some farming simulator if you want to know more

[@stevenatkinson2393]

There are that many real life farming channels that deserve a look not just farm simulator games channels

[@greatatlas9494]

Aunt nobody got time for that

[@BenSenneck92]

You should build a large fracking site on the big oil ore area by the village - complete with protesters

[@TheOriginalBadger]

The wrapped bales are silage bales, and you wouldn't find them in a wheat field. A wheat field could be seen full of unwrapped straw bales, but not the wrapped ones. And they don't come out of a harvester, so yeah, if your going to have bales, there definitely needs to be a baler somewhere. VL = Very Large?

[@thatperson6818]

You should try and make a small campsite area near the farm as many farms rent fields out for tents and caravans in the summer! Also- You called the Primary schools elementary schools, which is something they would never be called in the Uk. If you want variety you could try calling some of them first schools or middle schools!

[@RaumschiffA4]

Very nice! Next up a manor house and estate? With a blimp line like everywhere in the uk ofcourse.

[@dmore]

I think Area #2 makes sense for the Uni. They’d want to be near the richer families to attract those who can afford the tuition fees (seeing as this is an English town I’m guessing, as opposed to Scotland, so tuition fees apply). Area #3 being waterside would be highly desirable so I think property companies and businesses/tourism would battle to get that for themselves.

[@AMV12S]

Area #1 is the place where I would build, but Area #3 would be pretty nice with an university along the river... So my vote is #3.

[@AMV12S]

@@automation7295 +/-, it had a own island.

[@ExperiencersInternational]

On those types of farms, I think a 60 would be more realistic, rural roads where I live are usually 60.

[@gazzamuso]

But on a dirt road? All the gravel would fly into everyone's windshields at that speed

[@ExperiencersInternational]

@@gazzamuso lol, fair enough

[@WeAreThePeople1690]

@@gazzamuso the country roads in the uk are still a hard surface like tarmac or concrete. We don't have many dirt roads unless it is a track down to a farm or something. So 60 being the national speed limit for those roads would be right.

[@KindredBrujah]

Usually if your trains can't complete a route it's because you've only got a single curve where it joins another line. Looks okay on yours though, so not sure here. Deleting and recreating the line will probably sort it.

[@palindromee]

Hey Biffa - you've got a grain truck! It was on the same section as the combine harvester. Also, you changed most the populations of the elementary schools - so make sure to do that with the ones you're putting down now! also Team 2 😂

[@c1ubmandan]

36k population before that University type is available... Realistic population gonna make that a long way away.

[@randomonkey]

You should pepper some trees in the middle of the crop fields, they always seem to just work around them rather than chopping them down and having the fields completely perfect.

[@crimsonfoxx2997]

Area 2 seems pretty fitting, I'm sure the college students would enjoy being so close to a natural park

[@anrikurisuto4432]

I feel like Area 2 would be a nice place, with the park in the background of the main building, or something along those lines? Area 3 might be interesting as well, but too close to the industry would be a waste. And I thought there was supposed to be highrise buildings. Area 1 would be better as more living space, I think.

[@tillk.6945]

I think a cargo train station would also be usefull and realistic If you expand the farming areas.

[@HDCast]

18:01 it’s Geowizard doing a straight line challenge!

[@beastateverythin]

I am consistently impressed by Blightea-on-the-wold! It’s a delightful series and your enjoyment of the UK build is infectious

[@Orion-or7ck]

Those Sheep pens look very muddy for sheep, more like pig pens

[@ddayreal]

❌*Possible Farmland Upgrade*❌ When visiting family in the east of Scotland, I’d often see ruined settlements or castles from like the 1400’s in the middle of a field. I think this would be a great aesthetic addition for this series.

[@sherrisville]

Great build Biffa. Loving the details. Some of the farm roads might look nice if the trees were moved back a bit to leave space to plop some grass and dry stone walls or barbed wire fences. Hope there will be a public footpath through the farm land from the transport hub area :)

[@timbatist8326]

I think Area 1 could be used for the University. It can be connected using trains and other public transport. Area 2 can be used as residential area (maybe more luxurious houses) and area 3 can be used for tourism maybe. I would like to see area 3 becoming a tourism area, nice and cosy at the riverside.

[@PinderProductions]

I feel like you need a public walking path going across the fields, there were loads of them where I grew up where you just walk round the edge of a farmers field stepping over gates.

[@abubakar98k]

Realistically, the country roads stay at 60. Even the roads going to the farm house is 60. Edit: I guess you changed it.

[@PaulNorman]

When I was building on that map I replaced the hedgerows by rural roads with greenery on the side. and then built around those existing roads.

[@paulknight5018]

@Biffa a load of the farms near me (Hampshire have grass fields) with solar panels so that would be a realism thing. The river halve of area 3 should be the location of the Universitea like Cambridge with lots of different tea related college names Magtealine College (Magdaline), Petearhouse college (Peterhouse), Trinitea College (Trinity) and Corpus Christea (Corpus Christi) spring to mind. Before anyone calls Biased, I point I went to Portsmouth Universitea! Feel thirsty now need some Yorkshire Tea.

[@richardlanglois172]

Hi Biffa. The XL and XXL farms etc are not "terrain-conforming," per se; rather they're a plane, arranged along the z-axis of the four points of the field. Using the Network Multitool to "straighten out" the declination of the roads, and then the smoothy-smoothy tool should help align the ground to the plane of the field. Beautiful detailing. I'm never able to do detailing really, and it's so amazing watching you do it.

[@L08Productions]

Area 3 and that's where the metro area should be too. That island in the river seems like a cool spot to have a bunch of tall buildings around it with a park area on the island.

[@pixzichix]

I like area 2. Its centralised but far enough away to not effect the main centre of town. Ideally you need ditches around your fields. Farmers would often make drainage channels into them so fields don't hold water which results in a damaged harvest. Never heard anyone call them Weetabix's, we use to play on them as kids. Would be nice to see sheep farms spotted about and cows and such near the farm sheds. Sheep are used to eat up stalks and left over crops so they would often be dotted about between other fields. Loving the farm area so much though :).

[@EarlZetland]

Loving this series so much. Suggestion for the name of the farm - go dangerously British, and name it after one of the farms in the Archers (Grange Farm, Bridge Farm?). Some big old trees in the middle of fields would be true to life, and also some fields with rows of pylons going straight over them.

[@T3ki1a_]

Biffa! There's something on the workshop called "Rural Electricity poles" or something like that! They look good, are smaller and fit a small town theme

[@RamblinRick_]

Glad you reversed the combine/tractor/trailer. Otherwise the Farmining Simulator players would have been all over this.

[@jave2274]

that is one thing bothering me so hard in this game, city services always feel like they are only able to handle 5 -10 people. And then, there is no high density buildings like schools on the ground + living on the upper floors. you always end up with these inner citys with this big gaps where the services are located. At least here in europe, this just isnt the way cities are functioning.

[@tornado_smith]

Genuinely impressive half arsed farming knowledge Biffa. Keep up the good work.

[@Nathanwilliam209]

Biffa are you gonna build a downtown on ur city since we need 36k population to unlock University campus area ????

[@LiqdPT]

The tricky part about putting in a university is that it needs 36,000 pop. You're at 16,000 now, so you need to more than double. As such, people will probably have moved into most of the areas you've highlighted before you can build.

[@DM_Interaction]

Does anybody know what mods were used for the farms here? It seems Biffa's collection hasn't been updated to include them.

[@amdkillaplays]

I'm so glad you turned the harvester around. The tractor pulling the trailer you have is fine, a baler is a seperate machine for collecting the chaff from behind the harvester

[@TheTechCguy]

A city that has farms helps a lot! More domestic food meaning less imports to worry about receiving! Win-win!

[@SlateTiara]

I was thinking area 2 even before I learned we got more options. It's flat and it's big☺ I love the farm build! I always love farms! Does it have worker barracks yet? I remember my days in the fields. During lightning storms you aren't allowed on it, so we used a very old caravan. Loved that thing; it contained a camping stove & instant-coffee, a deck of cards and it kept us perfectly safe.

[@ethanduller808]

Hey Biffa, I think a UK solar field would be a good addition to the farm area. A common sight when driving through the country nowadays. I’ve seen a realistic looking one on the workshop 🙂

[@FoxDowson]

Loving the farming area. I feel that some fields should have pesky trees and/or rocks that the farmers need to work around

[@The8347135]

I assume "VL" means Very Large

[@Flame-Fire-Original]

Name suggestion for the farm: Earl Greys Farm (since Earl Grey Tea is a type of black tea)

[@RamblinRick_]

14:20 What mod is used to draw farm field free-hand? Second, are those fields functional, or just decorative?

[@mgunter]

William CORNwallace Farm

[@Alligatchomp]

Area 3, it would be cool to have dorms up against the river.

[@kylek3627]

Would love it if you could name the new farm “Goodfellow Farm”. My grandparents both passed away recently and that was the name of their farm.

[@SargonDestroyerofWorlds]

We would call the wrapped bails Marshmallows.

[@RobDeclerck]

Animal Farm, to commemorate a great British author. But I can't link that with tea, tho. xD

[@shadowdragonv8256]

I always get sooooo annoyed by biffa when he is taking the trees out but leaves a couple or tries to cut already cut wheat

[@josiahsmall7757]

When I saw them I would call them marshmallows😂😅 not wheetabix

[@Jay_Johnson]

don't forget to leave some pasture land for the sheep they look pretty cramped where they are at the moment...

[@PauloMartinsR]

Hey Biffa, any chance you could share your visual settings?

[@thealien1946]

Its gotta be Barleylands Farm also you can get Rural power lines

[@carpemkarzi]

Area 2 looks good Also with the farms, you need an old barn randomly set up in a field

[@MrCheechopelli]

Hi Biffa, that Farm vehicle at 16.50 min. must be turned 180 degrees into the opposite direction from cutted to the uncutted area

[@MrCheechopelli]

ahh you mentioned it yourself, sorry

[@ujjawalsah7032]

i would love to see the uni somewhere closer to the transit hub u have made

[@sane9875]

Biffa, what is your fascination with rows of trees in a straight line.. just doesn't happen in nature, and farmland should look a bit more natural. Been watching your channel for years, love your work!!!

[@WeAreThePeople1690]

Most country roads in the uk will have a row of bushes, hedges or trees. And most farms fields are the same. Fences are usually on the inside of the fields to keep the livestock in.

[@kiinar4980]

I think ‘Redgate Farm’ is a very british name

[@Bubbarain717]

Farm name. GreenTea Acres reference to Green Acres and Green Tea.

[@riecejoynes1681]

I have a suggestion for the farms. Often you'll find cobbled stones that separate different owners' land, if you were to have multiple owners in the farmland then you could separate the farms up, if there's a mod for that.

[@AndyMacinnes1]

Biffa, you're worried about the speed being too slow on the farm but most of those roads are dirt tracks and vehicles would only travel at about 20mph. Its only the kids racing their cars that would be doing 60. I think you need to upgrade the roads or downgrade the speed back to 20mph.

[@mollyoldfield746]

I know this is old but in the UK roads like that are 60mph limit. Usually with huge hedge row on either side and no curb or street lights. Death trap at night but that's how it is

[@ThePoxun]

My mum used to declare "look at the lambs!" while we were driving on the motorway. Of course by the time we actually looked we were so far past the field we never saw them.

[@joshstevens7586]

Why not area 4. Right opposite the transport hub?

[@blakelikescake9180]

I think Teaby farm would be a good name

[@marcocavaliere389xxk4]

Kee p up the good work!

[@mgunter]

It said 0 vehicles, did you have an asset not load?

[@izabelato1002]

Area 3 looks like a beautiful area to expand on

[@myfarawaytales]

Wheatabix farm :)

[@guy_autordie]

No! But yes. 😂

[@joshuaking8424]

Those wrapped bales would be grass not straw….. and you don’t wrap straw….

[@joshuaking8424]

Those wrapped bales are grass fermenting to silage, you want straw bales in those fields 🤙

[@DonGorgen]

Biffa needs to play some farming simulator lol

[@jcosunshine]

Excellent episode! I'm really enjoying this series. I vote for area 3 for the university. I truly love how the farming area is coming along, your detailing is GREAT!@ Always good to see you when you pop into Overcharged Egg's premieres on Friday mornings. So nice of you to join us. ❤️

[@ganjafarmer5208]

Keep up Big Biffa, love ur videos fam! 🐐

[@piecesof8-bit]

Looking fantastic - so how about "Old McBiffa's Farm" or "Biifson's Farm" - you could even have your own Amazon Prime series to match as part of your #blightea story? :D ;)

[@Slikx666]

Biffa. How about Lower Battea Farm? Battea would normally be batty because things are slightly mad. 😀👍 Edit. Could the fields or roads you placed near the train tracks have anything to do with the glitch?

[@AfmanBoi225]

I recommend area 3 for the university. Plus you can build a rich neighbourhood next to the university using Georgian terrace houses. And for the high school and the elementary school, you can use a posh or old looking building. Also posh schools have bigger school grounds with more facilities such as football, basketball, tennis and more. Edit: you can also expand the high street commercial/town centre to include British style malls or department stores.

Some farm names.. where I grew up there was always a "high something" and a "low something" .. so how about Low Bickley? or Maybe Lower Teahampton? Or... Badger Hill, Animal Farm (😅), Frog Foot Farm...Little Bickley? Okay, I'll stop now!! xx I think area 2 for the uni... maybe.

[@krishpatel3773]

You should use rural power lines in the area, it would fit and look better. Especially if it follows the road and is placed next to it.

[@TonySpike]

Not all farms have rural power lines going through them, some round here have the big ones

[@krishpatel3773]

@@TonySpike oh. I just thought big pylons going through farmland aren’t directly powering buildings, barns, etc but rather are going to substations which distribute the power at a lower voltage.