If you had the power to build your dream Cities Skylines 3, what features/gameplay would it have?

Money is not a constrain, time is not a constraint, only your creativity is, let's have some fun.

My personal ones:

- Organic zoning: I'd define some areas with residential/commercial/industrial/reservation areas and the simulation would determine the type of building and density that would spawn based on several geographical and economical variables. The city would feel more organic, but you'd have the power of policies to influence how it would evolve.

- Vibrant cultures: Every city builder has a uniform society without colors, behavior, cultures. I'd like mine to spawn different, vibrand cultures. Have that visually express within the city would be cool.

- Economical degradation of areas: as areas become older and/or poorer, the buildings, streets, sidewalks become visually worn out. Rent is cheaper, violence rate is higher.

- Economical management: based on the above, I'd like a more granular economical control. Areas where capital is critical to the city economical health that requires me to focus more on, whereas other areas are inadvertedly neglected, and I'd need to find clever ways to balance out the economy to bring wellbeing to these areas.

- Political pressure: Have opposition to apply pressure on my policies, as well as investors to apply pressure to make me take actions to bring investment to the city.

I know some of my ideas can be really frustrating if done incorrectly, but if done right, can present some very pleasent rewards to how you manage a city. Currently in CS2 I feel like I just have to be super efficient with infrastructure early on, then as soon as I hit 30k pop, I'm making so much money that I can do whatever I want, economically feels like I beat the game already.

What would be your ideal CS3?

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u/murillovp — 1 day ago
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Help with planning a 4~ day roadtrip

Hello everyone. I currently live in Vancouver and will soon be returning to my home country, and as a farewell experience, I want to do a roadtrip on a rental.

Due to budgetary constraints, I never really left Vancouver, except Squamish/North Vancouver so my knowledge of destinations and sightseeing is very limited.

I initially had two options in mind:
A - roadtrip to Banff, and make stops along the day, taking my time.
B - Select top places in BC that comes from "must see" recommendations, with a few stay locations, and stay within BC.

I'm a 36yo male travelling solo (unfortunately friends' schedule won't allow), I'm aiming for 4 days (Thursday to Sunday), end of June/start of July. I definitely favour nature places, sightseeing, places with good views. I'm a moderate/experienced hiker but considering I'll be by myself, I'd like to avoid intermediate/hard hikes, I won't underestimate nature. Ideally recommentations do not require months-in-advance booking as well.

I'm also open to any hidden gems, be it nature (waterfalls, lakes, etc) but also urban ones, charming towns, nice cafes/restaurants, or timely events happening around the time.

You're blessed with astonishing nature and I definitely want to take it all in before I say farewell. I appreciate any replies.

(I'll also post in another subreddit, so if you reply here or there, it's appreciated).

Thank you!

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u/murillovp — 18 days ago

Help with planning a 4~ day roadtrip

Hello everyone. I currently live in Vancouver and will soon be returning to my home country, and as a farewell experience, I want to do a roadtrip on a rental.

Due to budgetary constraints, I never really left Vancouver, except Squamish/North Vancouver so my knowledge of destinations and sightseeing is very limited.

I initially had two options in mind:
A - roadtrip to Banff, and make stops along the day, taking my time.
B - Select top places in BC that comes from "must see" recommendations, with a few stay locations, and stay within BC.

I'm a 36yo male travelling solo (unfortunately friends' schedule won't allow), I'm aiming for 4 days (Thursday to Sunday), end of June/start of July. I definitely favour nature places, sightseeing, places with good views. I'm a moderate/experienced hiker but considering I'll be by myself, I'd like to avoid intermediate/hard hikes, I won't underestimate nature. Ideally recommentations do not require months-in-advance booking as well.

I'm also open to any hidden gems, be it nature (waterfalls, lakes, etc) but also urban ones, charming towns, nice cafes/restaurants, or timely events happening around the time.

You're blessed with astonishing nature and I definitely want to take it all in before I say farewell. I appreciate any replies.

(I'll also post in another subreddit, so if you reply here or there, it's appreciated).

Thank you!

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u/murillovp — 18 days ago

Help with planning a roadtrip of 4~ days

Hello everyone. I currently live in Vancouver and will soon be returning to my home country, and as a farewell experience, I want to do a roadtrip on a rental.

Due to budgetary constraints, I never really left Vancouver, except Squamish/North Vancouver so my knowledge of destinations and sightseeing is very limited.

I initially had two options in mind:
A - roadtrip to Banff, and make stops along the day, taking my time.
B - Select top places in BC that comes from "must see" recommendations, with a few stay locations, and stay within BC.

I'm a 36yo male travelling solo (unfortunately friends' schedule won't allow), I'm aiming for 4 days (Thursday to Sunday), end of June/start of July. I definitely favour nature places, sightseeing, places with good views. I'm a moderate/experienced hiker but considering I'll be by myself, I'd like to avoid intermediate/hard hikes, I won't underestimate nature. Ideally recommentations do not require months-in-advance booking as well.

I'm also open to any hidden gems, be it nature (waterfalls, lakes, etc) but also urban ones, charming towns, nice cafes/restaurants, or timely events happening around the time.

You're blessed with astonishing nature and I definitely want to take it all in before I say farewell. I appreciate any replies.

(I'll also post in another subreddit, so if you reply here or there, it's appreciated).

Thank you!

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u/murillovp — 18 days ago