I believe I have pretty much completed the construction of Elsewhere. Eventually I plan on doing some more fine-tuning, and some more design stuff. But for now, it is complete.
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Elsewhere Cablecar
Here’s a video of riding the cable car from the Castle Ruins on the mountaintop, down to the city.
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Elsewhere Monorail: East Line
Here’s a video of taking a ride on the East Line of the Monorail in Elsewhere!
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New City: Elsewhere
I’ve been working on a new city since I retired Dolan. I have named it Elsewhere. It is actually part of a trilogy of maps I have plans for 🙂 The other two are Somewhere and Nowhere. Yes, its a theme.
Elsewhere is built on a spit of land between a large lake and an ocean bay. I’ve fully embraced my love for Monorails here. I have four main lines coming out from the city center, and then a long one connecting the island on one side to the airport on the other.
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Cities: Skylines – Dolan
A sad day has come. I have to retire/abandon the first city I’ve built in Cities: Skylines. I actually hit the in-game limitation on the number of buildings. (I was also rapidly approaching the limits for roads and intersections as well. The city was just TOO big. I had made it very dense, and just kept making it bigger. I had plans to keep going, but I’ve had to scrap it all now. I can’t place any type of building anymore. I’d need to go back and remove/redo half the city to be able to continue, and I don’t want to go there. I’ve grown attached to the poor city as it is.
The worst part was that I spent over an hour yesterday updating the “Old City”, adding some kewl towers and castle walls. Then I went to build my next suburb, and ran into the building limit issue.
Here are some pictures of the city to commemorate its retirement.
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Cities: Skylines – The Overdue Post
So I’ve been meaning to post about Cities: Skylines for over a month now. I had intended to document the growth of my city, but that ship has long sailed.
My city currently has a population just above 700,000. It is enormous! I really don’t feel like recapping its construction to this point, it could take FAR too long. Here are some pictures from a few days ago.