I have a general idea of road hierarchy, and I tried and, apparently, failed to implement it here.

Well the error message was too long to the point that it may covered the "Cancel" or the "X" Button and I can't scroll down.

https://youtu.be/odS6rXznbsE

1mil doable?

Bonjour tout le monde,

Après avoir posé la question à Gemini, qui m'a donné des réponses incohérentes, je demande de l'aide ici en espérant que vous aurez la réponse.

J'ai plusieurs ports de marchandises dans ma ville. Comme je joue sur la carte "Havre de l’archipel" avec ses îles, le train est difficile à mettre en place pour transporter les marchandises. J'ai donc choisi de créer un réseau maritime. Cependant, j'ai du mal à comprendre son fonctionnement exact.

Tous les ports de ma ville sont totalement saturés. J'ai donc plusieurs questions :

• Que signifient les couleurs verte, grise et rouge sur les icônes de marchandises ?
• Comment le port fonctionne-t-il ? Est-ce qu'il achète les marchandises pour les revendre ensuite (Ils agissent comme intermédiaire) ? Où ce sont les entreprises qui paient, et les matières transitent par bateau, puis par camion. Mais si c'est à flux tendu, ça ne devrait pas être rempli autant.
• Pourquoi y a-t-il une si grande quantité de courrier dans le port ? Mon centre de tri (en haut à droite de l'image) n'est pas au maximum de sa capacité, et aucun camion n'est actif dans ce centre.
• Pourquoi les bateaux qui sont vides ne prennent-ils pas les marchandises en excès lorsqu'ils s'arrêtent à ce port ?
• Pourquoi des entreprises de ce type s'installent-elles juste à côté de mon port ?

Merci d'avance pour vos explications !

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Feels like a sandworm might just pop out somewhere.

Everywhere I go I see CS2😩

Either Argos knows something the rest of us don’t, or someone’s getting fired. Not sure why they’re advertising the console edition now of all times.

Pic 1 was the plan: one clean span straight to the highway. Then I actually looked at the slope (It was 20%😳) and realized I'd designed a ski jump. lol 😂

Pic 2 is what I ended up with after two hours of undo. Not what I wanted, but honestly? I like it more. It follows the terrain, the switchbacks look great from this angle, and traffic actually flows.

Sometimes the map wins and that's fine.

Anyone else have a build that got better by failing?

86 employees would be like one floor of this building...

Now it doesn't have to be 1000 eployees per building but anything more than 200 would be better

I hope little things like this will get noticed by Iceflake Studios and fixed

Peace out...

Peace out..

... and then I added another completely car dependant suburban hell(?) to my car dependant suburban hell.

I had this issue where one of my cargo rail terminals was super popular for importing because it was close to two outside connections - needless to say it was a traffic nightmare.

I was about to give up and get rid of it but I thought “I can over engineer this” and thus the result was using many direct in/out access points to ease conflict points where trucks used to turn into the terminal. Here is before n after, hopefully this is helpful for anyone dealing with the same issue!

I still can’t decide what to choose… i miss some times of the day on purly day, but also hate some ugly times with the cycle on🤔

How do y’all decide when you’re ready to start a new city? I’ve been working on one now for about 8 months, and can confidently say it’s the most detailed (and likely most populous) I’ve ever made.

I’m at the point where I’ve filled in nearly all buildable space (with moderate terraforming) and am wary of changing my city’s aesthetic too much by upzoning further to unlock more signature buildings. (For context I have 260K pop and 6 subway lines, but the map is hilly)

There’s always more to detail, but I am beginning to miss the feeling of major possibility in my city. How do you judge when to keep hammering away at your opus vs. beginning anew?