He has a point, the game shouldn't be too complicated to allow for people build many different cities, however they completely missed that people like it when the mechanics of the game are transparent. It also usually means there are less bugs.
There's no sewage.That city must smell like shit... how are you handling the sewage though? I notice it's not red, I thought drain pipes still cost maintenance?
As far as I know 1% and it does collapseSo I am confused, it is just a weird bug/glitch with 0% tax rate? If you put tax rate @ 1% does the whole thing come crashing down or continue to sustain itself?
Really, this is enabled by a bug moreso than a bad simulation, though it is enabled by the bad simulation. In order to do it you need to have 0% tax rate before you lay any residential zones. Basically if you laid down a single commercial or industrial or even a park or anything the entire house of cards would collapse.So I am confused, it is just a weird bug/glitch with 0% tax rate? If you put tax rate @ 1% does the whole thing come crashing down or continue to sustain itself?
I mean the entire thing shouldn't even be possible with no water/power/sewage.
aaaahh here come the ads. Fuck you EA/Maxis. I paid $60 for this shit ads shouldn't be there.FREE DLC!
http://www.pcgamer.com/2013/04/02/si...c-nissan-leaf/
That is basically a giant nissan logo for your city. EA sure is great...
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Even if I was them I wouldn't apologize to the extent you want. So I guess you will never buy it. Ah well, to each his own I suppose.I've decided to never buy this game unless they come out with a full apology to the video gaming world and announce they are going to rebuild the game and re-release. I should have done the same thing with Diablo 3, but I actually gave them a second chance a few months ago (and I made mistake of buying the game which I didn't fall for with SimCity), that was a mistake game was fun again for about a week.
Fires actually help the game work better. It's sort of like a forest in that part of the forest needs to burn down every so often in order for it to grow.After not having played the game since launch week, I tried the game out again a couple days ago, thought I would check to see if there were any major patches or changes.
Nope.
I ended up building a city that was 100% residential with no services other than power and water(no police, no fire, no education, etc). It ended up being the biggest city I ever had, like 450,000 population within a couple hours, even though they had zero commercial, zero residential, no waste management, etc. Then for the hell of it I bulldozed all the power plants and water pumps, and the city just kept growing anyways, got up a little over 500K population before I quit. Fires burned homes down like mad, but I'd just bulldoze, and they'd rebuild, even with no power and no water. All of this was without doing the zero taxes glitch. I had taxes all the way to pay for building my roads.
So basically, there is zero AI in the game. Awesome.