Busses, they keep a city moving and it is no different whether it be in Auckland or San Solaria. Today we go along with a driver on Route 17 for the afternoon-evening peak run.

What were their experiences and any tips on how things could be better.

Source: A Day on Bus Route 17 in #CitiesSkylines

Whether it be out in the real work or in the simulator choosing your power sources has consequences to your city and wider world/

It is a reason why I will usually pick clean sources for power production although Layton City could do a tad better given the gas and incinerator fired power plants still make 37% of the energy mixture. However, given I do not have hydro available (topography) things can get a bit interesting.

63% comes from clean sources   Power is a serious business for a large city such as Layton City. Placement of power plants also matters too as the tsunami saga showed when the City Centre was …

Source: Moving to Clean Energy in Layton City #CitiesSkylines

No major damage and minimal lives lost   Well Christmas for Layton City got a tad wet and windy after a freak storm rolled through the City causing mass flooding and even a tornado.   The…

Source: Christmas Sucks Thanks to Tornado #CitiesSkylines

The Rush Hour mod has been given a tempoary fix. Will try and enable it again to see if it works WITHOUT crashing out the City. Otherwise I can not trigger manual disasters still as the NEx mod has not been updated to allow it.

New tier of management and Planning   After spending a few days tracking down the mod causing the game to crash (was the Rush Hour mod which is being updated) I loaded both Neo Layton City (as…

Source: #CitiesSkylines Natural Disasters Disaster