PHOENIXZERO
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I didn't do it the last time but seeing as there's another 20% discount I'll be preordering this time.
hype risingggNo, they change building styles too.
Northern
Sunny
Tropical
Glad to see that. Then again I'll probably only play in sunny 99% of the time.No, they change building styles too.
No, they change building styles too.
Northern
Sunny
Tropical
Sunny all the way bros!
Miami/Los Angeles/Havana-city here I come.
Any new vids?
I would also like to know more about stats, numbers, charts, financial. If it's exactly like Sim City, that's nice and all, but I'm hoping there is more to it with districts and all that.
I am also hoping we see good expansions soon, especially in the way of challenges and problems to a sustaining city:
-maintenance
-pollution
-weather: snowstorms (salt/hiring snow removal), rainstorms, hurricanes even...
-general natural disasters
These are also just the basics of a city builder. One day we'll have an advanced city builder:
-imagine having to deal with citizens' immigration, religion, ethnic diversity and in-fighting-- something to make the citizens feel alive...
I feel like Sim City should have been here by now, and I know these sort of features are more likely for sequels, so I hope this game is successful enough to warrant the ultimate sim city game.
Can you change styles mid game or do you have to choose it at the start?No, they change building styles too.
Northern
Sunny
Tropical
I'm pretty sure the embargo expires in a few hours, so expect reviews and videos then.
This looks good.
But don't tell me we have to lay down pipes and electric poles for everything.
It is nice to have the ability to micromanage your city, but sometime, it is too much of a hassle in term of gameplay when you are spending 30% of your time looking at the water/electric layout map.
This looks good.
But don't tell me we have to lay down pipes and electric poles for everything.
It is nice to have the ability to micromanage your city, but sometime, it is too much of a hassle in term of gameplay when you are spending 30% of your time looking at the water/electric layout map instead of building roads and city layouts.
Such strange swellings in my pants.
From what i have seen you need to connect elektricity to the road,
then it will spread from building to building.
Sunny all the way bros!
Miami/Los Angeles/Havana-city here I come. Although I am also interested in how the European style will look and if it will have older buildings
Yup. Game launches with Tropical, Sunny, and Northern themes, with more to come. European will be a free download, and presumably the modding community will be quick to add in others (also, the devs are following the CK2 DLC model, so expect stuff from them as well). I'm hoping for a Near Future, a Cyberpunk, and something historical
Is there going to be a preload?
the game is "only" 1.5GB
They said Los Angeles was the tropical setting.
Yeah, no. That looks like cuba, not Los Angeles.
I was going to make something like Valencia, that has nearly the exact same type of climate as Los Angeles and watching the theming, the sunny one is the best for it.
The problem is that theres no palm treess in sunny from what weve seen, I hope you can give more diversity to the plants, or have mods soon to change that.
It expires march 3, IIRC, but I dunno which timezone.
New pic om nom -
*click
Quill's played 28 hours in 3 days? I'm going to be optimistic and say that's a good sign.
Please be good please be good please be good please be good.
This looks like what SimCity should have been.
GMG are selling it for just under £17, I just snapped it up.
I see that GMG extended their 20% off deal until March 6th now. I know I've said that I wasn't going to preorder Skylines and wait until after release, but if the videos in the next few days are all rosy and it seems like the gamplay is really nailed, then I'll probably take advantage of the GMG deal and get it for $24 early. That's a great price, I've paid more for meals. I paid $20 for Banished and feel like it was so very worth it (I have over 80 hours played on it!), and Skylines looks like I'll like it even more.
If the game is good enough to allow me to put SC4 away for good, then it will be money very well spent.
This may be my first game in a long time for my Macbook Pro. But how well will it run on it?
My specs for my 2011 model
Processor 2.2 GHz Intel Core i7
Memory 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Graphics AMD Radeon HD 6750M 512 MB
More impressions please? What are your complaints at the moment?30 hours in, some complaints but also a LOT of love
Another 30 hours and maybe I will be finally ready to write the review...
So every setting has different buildings? Nice.
I need to try the hard mode too...
More impressions please? What are your complaints at the moment?
I can't say too much, because the embargo and blah blah blah, but maybe I can say something not technical:
The twitter thing is annoying
But there's so much Sim City 4 that almost made me cry. There's also some Sim City 2013 and I like this too.
I can't say too much, because the embargo and blah blah blah, but maybe I can say something not technical:
The twitter thing is annoying
30 hours in, some complaints but also a LOT of love
Another 30 hours and maybe I will be finally ready to write the review...
So every setting has different buildings? Nice.
I need to try the hard mode too...
Yeah, I picked up two things from the Sips Video:
- The twitter thing is really annoying
- Sips is really annoying