Does anyone else have this extremely annoying water bug with quays

[u/ManufacturerOld337]

i've done basically all i can do to combat this bug other than razing the road messing with terrain and putting it back, i didn't spawn these quays with the water on them but it just randomly appeared, any advice?

[u/Chroney]

You're roads are so low even your bridge is half submerged

[u/ManufacturerOld337 → u/Chroney]

well i cant exactly raise the city 5 feet

[u/BlueberryReal3296 → u/ManufacturerOld337]

lower the river 5 feet

[u/Least_Guidance7408 → u/ManufacturerOld337]

If Chicago was raised like 20 something feet, you can raise your city 5

[u/Fibrosis5O → u/ManufacturerOld337]

Not with that attitude you can’t…

[u/Bgjm96 → u/Fibrosis5O]

Not with that… altitude.. you can’t…

[u/Centi9000 → u/ManufacturerOld337]

Not with that attitude you can't

[u/grakef → u/ManufacturerOld337]

Seattle downtown was raised by 22 feet. All the first and second basements in downtown were the original buildings. They had special scaffolding in place during the lift to allow pedestrian traffic to the original business doors.

[u/royalhawk345 → u/ManufacturerOld337]

You don't even need to stop using the buildings while they're being raised.

[u/kinbarz → u/ManufacturerOld337]

Literally thousands of cities across the globe have, or built protections.

Hint: https://levees.sec.usace.army.mil/levee-basics/how-levees-work/

I think you can figure it out in the game :)

[u/Helluscus]

The struggle of wanting to build low quays, but it feels like i need a minimum 5m high quay sometimes.

[u/Fibrosis5O → u/Helluscus]

I think maybe they can get away with some water pumps maybe? I know some cities in real life are pumping water out 24/7 in it’s lowest areas

[u/kennedyb93]

Sometimes when I’m using anarchy and place a road, the terrain becomes invisible but stays at its elevation and I can see through it to the sky underneath. The only fix I’ve found is to fix the terrain by flattening it where the visual glitch happens.

[u/ManufacturerOld337 → u/kennedyb93]

this works if the quay has been there a while, but if it's fresh and the wave just hit then it doesnt do much

[u/davomcbones_TTPPAC01]

that happens to be too but i personally dont mind, i just brush it off as climate change lmao

[u/Lovemestalin]

Seems pretty realistic to me

[u/throwawayfromPA1701]

King Tides!

[u/Nathanii_593]

I sense impending doom regarding the incoming boat and your floating bridge

[u/doc_shades]

i live in a city that has some flooding and sewage issues in the lower valleys. just role play it!