Back to some Applied Planning Winter weather means some good opportunities to nail down a few hours in Cities Skylines. After some earlier issues (still have to fix … Continue reading Layton City is Back #CitiesSkylines
Back to some Applied Planning Winter weather means some good opportunities to nail down a few hours in Cities Skylines. After some earlier issues (still have to fix … Continue reading Layton City is Back #CitiesSkylines
Something that is at the minimum worth investigating Auld Mug Defence in 2021 or not!
People ask why Cities Skylines?
It is not just plop down some roads and some zones and let rip but rather a complex and intricate puzzle carefully balanced that can all go to crap in a moments notice.
Transport is more difficult than people actually realise. Having the transport system working to peak efficiency is an ongoing challenge that keeps you awake (following busses around the place is also equally as amusing). The Mass Transit DLC will fill in the missing link the game has had to date – TRANSIT HUBS. With Transit Hubs you can finally create nodes and central nodes that will form the backbone of any rapid transit system and its feeders. Maybe finally I might build a Bus Rapid Transit system? Nah if I need thoughts then out comes light or heavy rail.
None the less all will be revealed in complete utter chaos come May 19.

All go in the south It was only last week I reported that Auckland to Receive its 11th Metropolitan Centre? Is the Super Metro Back?. Well Kiwi Property (owners of Sylvia … Continue reading Kiwi’s Announcement With Drury Starts Ball Rolling on New Town/Metro Centre
The lack of being able to properly integrate the transit system is apparent as we wait for the Mass Transit DLC to come out in Cities Skylines. Right now you need to build separate stations to facilitate each different mode. This means each of the transit modes operate in a semi independent fashion although limited transfers can happen.
When Mass Transit comes out the multi-modal stations will clean it up and I should be able to get full effectiveness out of the transit modes working together collaboratively.
In the meantime getting the heavy rail system to play ball is working with industry able to get the goods in and out.
In which I gave some reckons into the long saga that is Westgate and how Council need to be upfront when other large scale urban regeneration projects continue. The report … Continue reading Council agrees to transparency over Westgate development
Was there, no longer is This post is more on a certain briefing of the Airport Line being previously made public via the Council’s Planning Committee Agenda that has … Continue reading Airport Line Briefing Notes Go For a Walk
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Words of wisdom I give you words of wisdom From a beer can: @BenRoss_AKL wisdom from a beer can you'd appreciate pic.twitter.com/NNsXaU17go — Nathan Palairet (@PalairetNathan) March 17, 2017 … Continue reading Beer Gives Advice on Urbanism. No Seriously It Did