r/CitiesSkylines2

How does a skyscraper like this only have 86 employees?

How does a skyscraper like this only have 86 employees?

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

u/Azuregen10 — 11 hours ago

Unnamed French and Copenhagen inspired city

Been working on and off for some months, probably ~80 hours, mostly spent just staring at the smallest of details. Name ideas and expansion ideas are very welcome :)

u/Guilty_Lavishness227 — 10 hours ago

Before/After: 20% grade said no, so I made spaghetti instead

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?

u/Tasty_Asphalt — 16 hours ago

Does Argos know something the rest of us don’t?

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.

u/thomcamp — 11 hours ago