I ended civilization with the MEGANADO in Cities Skylines! 

He did architect "science"

Yellow or white in norway. Not sure if its regulated too much

Hmm? What kind of engineer? Most people just wear what ever they're company supplies, from what I've seen in Canada. But that's speaking as a none engineer, so happy to be wrong cause I like to learn lol

It's usually White in my country but it depends. Yellow is for more construction worker or the sub-contractor while white is for the engineer and the executives. There's also red for safety officer, blue for electrical worker, green for environmental work and orange for guest.

He has explained a few times that the color depends on what they're doing a few times - but for a lot of places it literally just matters what is offered by the company unless the country requires a specific one.

Cool thanks guys :p

He did, but that was the point of stopping in-game time first. However, it's pretty likely that the fire heli depot dispatches vehicles to incidents of the same severity in the order they're added to the script's stack (meaning the order in which they spawn). If you pay close attention, you can see that the station "knows" there's going to be a fire before the fire becomes visible to the player.

Legitimately - when I lived in Wisconsin, there was a double water spout on Lake Michigan right off the coast right where I could see it from my dorm [sadly I hadn't looked outside and actually ignored the tornado sirens since people were still walking along the campus [not running for shelter] and it didn't look windy or anything, and despite being later told the RA came running through the halls, pounding on doors, I never heard any of that NOR commotion in the halls]] and it was kind of scary and beautiful in the pictures. I was so scared at myself for being so dumb [though our shelter was the basement of the building which had been known to flood and the first thing spouts do is drop water when they hit land so admittedly, the dorm closest to the water was probably not a safe basement to hide in]. BUT I do remember that that storm also spawned the tornado that ripped through Illinois that year and it blew my mind because I saw footage of that thing and it was HUGE. It was like, short and VERY Wide and now I wonder if that's why. I don't think it was an F5 - but it might've been. But in the video it's just VERY VERY WIDE and I had only ever seen the tall thin ones [yeah I know technically even those are actually quite wide but still]. It was ... amazing and scary.

@@Crow_Smith Several F5s that ripped through Oklahoma were a mile wide at the base. So it could've been.

YES!! I noticed it in another recent RCE vid and it was driving me nuts trying to place where I knew it from. Next week, it's time for another MYTH RUNDOWN...

editor war!!!!!!!

So, watch a bunch of people we don't know and have zero stakes in play a videogame in a genre Matt doesn't play? Also, he only claims to have Shmichael and Chris as editors. Most likely, he just has himself and Chris, since all the videos are edited rather similarly. Sorry.

@@sierragormsen6834 he has 4

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Hmmmmmmmmmm…

I think water only affects vehicles if it's flooding so I'm thinking no

I mean if they’re driving up vertical roads the. They should have a solution for rainfall/ water if they can figure out how to make cars go up

Yes

A waterfall in a vertical road is just a river. As long as you drive on the road you'll be safe.

Absolutely unless the road is full by how many people go onto the road instead of the bridge

how is that. posible? maybe im an idiot

is that a myth, or just a random question you came up with and are curious about? myths are generally more factual statments with less question marks in them.

@@anthonyluc5981 kinda both. i heard that because a bridge rises, it's slightly longer, thus cars will take the straight ground road, but i've never seen it tested, so I was wondering.