Japanese Countryside - Cities Skylines: Kanto Region - 02 

And yet, somehow… he’s still 10.

@@BaDArxzthe blood of Pokémon who die in combat keep him youthful

That, or the intersection marking tool (iirc) allows you to place props, trees, or fences on road segments. Haven't used the mod in a bit, but there loads of tutorials online. The benefit there is that the IMT gives you stupid control over precision and where the props go. Also, I don't think it counts to the node limit.

@@theorixlux That's right, IMT is the best tool for anything that involves making things that follow or line a road: Guardrails, trees, lights, etc... And you're correct, any props or networks applied in IMT do not count toward the game's limits. It also allows for saving presets so you can apply them anywhere in only 2 or 3 clicks. It honestly took me from being in the same "I don't want to keep doing this" boat to being able to whip everything together in such little effort it didn't make sense to not do it. For detailed builds it's a game changer.

He's my favorite hands down. Narration and building are top notch

Same

to be fair, it's VERY hard to service underground power lines. Especially the liquid-cooled high voltage ones. Practical Engineering made a video on how ridiculously expensive it was to repair this one powerline in LA I think overhead is usually the way to go for most applications, except in historic and environmental areas of significance The thing that sets Japan apart for me, is how damn tall the powerlines are! And the fact that they make very narrow right-of-way reservations even when the powerlines are built before the suburbs, meaning that later additional lines take very circuitous routes rather than a direct path. I haven't studied Japanese electrical infrastructure too much, but if you want to have a look I'd use openinframap, with google maps open in another tab for satellite and street imagery. That's how I like to study cities.

RE: surface networks I use them when I need to change elevation, for flat areas or areas that can be made flat I use the surfaces. Network limit comes a lot faster than prop, and I can always use PO to reduce that. Plus networks impact performance more, in my experience.

Trying to get it a bit more organized before I publish

Sounds good, excited for the vid!@@JeremyThunder

If we get far enough yes, there will be at least one "big" city

@@JeremyThunder Can't wait!

I feel you bro

And for some reason cs2 feels even more cartoonish than cs1

actually true. sure the textures are hd and stuff but the colours the "Traffic AI" . I think what makes it worse is the fact we all went from cs1 with all the packs and stuff to such a simplified game in comparison. Cs2 is too ez@@ILikeBlackholes77

No. Save file was lost.

Looks like it was July but still damn that sucks

@@JeremyThunder I lost my respect for him and the other asset creators defending him at the time

@@pawsgerby I'm sorry if it's an insensitive question but what's with the asset that isn't very good about it?

@@jemsyago7163 the image implies lynching, which in America was a widespread method that racist white people used to kill black people

*CS1. The rest are, sadly, lost.

like they got corrupted or a mod broke them?@@dragonbornexpress5650

@@luksamislavbarisic8249. Don't quite remember; Either way, he couldn't access them anymore so both Neptune City and Scylla Republic ended unfinished.