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Sometimes Plans Change... (and How it Happens) | Verde Beach 108
Hello everyone and welcome back to Verde Beach! In this episode, Johnson Aggregates would like to change the phasing of its development but has one problem - they entered into a development agreement with the City. In this episode, I'll explain what development agreements are and how they are changed. We'll then develop a new neighborhood with mixed commercial uses and large-lot residential, meeting the need for higher-end residential uses serving the players and coaches of the Soccer/Football team.
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CHAPTERS
Introduction - 0:00
History and Plans - 1:56
Quays, Hotels, and Plazas - 4:08
Laying out a new large-lot neighborhood - 16:34
Inverted Swiss Cheese Parks - 24:00
Young Linden Square - 26:57
Services and Zoning - 29:20
CP Fencing and Landscaping, LLC - 37:24
City Tour - 44:24
Fixes based on YOUR feedback! - 45:01

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@IamChalker Год назад

I almost feel more invested in Verde Beach, Clearwater County, and Nicolet Bay more than my own community! A testament to you CPP, a modern day Bob Ross of city planning to be sure!

@RyanTravis23 Год назад

Hear hear!

@jave2274 Год назад

An open air area for concerts, markets, travel fairs etc. would perfectly fit in the area.

@adampatterson2195 Год назад

Kind of like an arts district?

@jave2274 Год назад

@@adampatterson2195 personally i think of something bigger but i trust that cpp will come up with something good

@radred609 Год назад

Our city has recently been making a big deal about open air harbourside concerts. Would be cool to see some kind of public park-venue integration that connects that raised land at the corner with the river with the public land along the quay

@adept5500 Год назад

Was the fan-zone asset used yet?

@FernandaParisi Год назад

🌬️

@Ferriportus Год назад

I would love to see a transit focussed episode soon. I believe, that there are improvements for your metro and bus lines. A: The metro lines are all quite short so everyone has to change all the time which is a bit unrealistic. A solution might be to extent them in general and combine two shorter lines together. B: I do think, that you could implement new lines, especially to the Stadium district to connect it better to the other suburbs by bus or metro

@girishpatil5734 Год назад

To add more.. i think its an opportunity now to connect new stadium district with Ferris... And a harbour is also can be implicated in that area.

@buckyjames1898 Год назад

I think it would be possible to rework the whole metro system because of the capacity the new vehicles provide. Some of the inter-line transfers were necessary because of game mechanics involving the 150 passenger vehicle limit being an issue on longer lines, but the new high capacity metros can eat demand like no tomorrow. I think that makes a 1 seat metro trip from Sterling Estates to downtown VB a viable option now

@johannesgutsmiedl366 Год назад

also pleease finally remove the at grade metro crossings going into sterling estates :D

@whooshboosh Год назад

Adding on to say a sightseeing bus around the stadium district (but that doesn't try to connect to anywhere else) would be really nice to see as well. Almost like a day-of shuttle you see at lots of stadiums.

@edwardmiessner6502 Год назад

Definitely some reworking of the metro lines is in order such as changing some of the tunnels from 2 tracks to 4 tracks to provide express and local services

@davekropidlowski78 Год назад

Considering the high end homes and neighborhood, Phase 5 would be a perfect spot for an exclusive high end country club complete with golf course , custom stables, pool, driving range, banquet hall and possible outside concert venue ( think Alpine Valley In good old Wisconsin) by the water. Or a horse track... maybe room for both ... Linden Terrace Country Club & Stables.

@edwardjens6829 Год назад

I recently did hidden hills golf and country Club. Took almost a month. At city skylines scale it was massive. Jacksonville

@martijndibucchianico581 Год назад

The pro team now has a stadium and housing for players. But doesn't it need a training facility? Would be a great addition without it needing to be extremely closely tucked in to the stadium.

@Andrew-uq3dp Год назад

I was thinking the exact same thing! Given that it's a football (*soccer*) stadium, it makes me think of some of the famous European training grounds like Carrington, St. George's, Ciudad Real Madrid, etc., many of which are away from the team's stadium. Could be a really fun addition.

@aaronwierenga4679 Год назад

The high school needs a soccer field if their parents are all professional soccer players. Maybe this could be dual purpose as the pro’s training field, which could be cool to think about. They train while their kids are in school and then the children play on the field after hours.

@mattford9140 Год назад

Maybe the private school in YLS is purchased by VBFC, the grounds are made into pitches, and it is adapted to a development academy and/or training facility? Having these in proximity to the club is common for MLS teams.

Год назад

I don't know if that is the case in the US, but in Europe, the soccer players would never live close to the stadium. They would live in high ends neighborhoods in or outside the city. I feel that Sterling Estates is a perfect example of the type of neighborhood that would feel attractive for the players.

@FinalThunder228 Год назад

I can’t believe my name was actually said in a video! 🎉 Thank you Phil as I’ve been watching for only about a year or so now and you’ve truly made me get really into Cities: Skylines and get really interested into City Planning. ❤

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

That's half the length of channel - ha! Thanks for the support and glad I could help spark an interest in planning!

@Bethgael Год назад

My mum died a couple of days ago, and we often discussed your channel (particularly your video on the pre-planned cities, so like Canberra where I grew up), so wherever you deem it appropriate, I would really love it if you could name one of your greener tree-lined streets "Susan Eyre [street etc]". Lovely area. Your sportsies will love it.

@Luna-iq3yy Год назад

I love how the city tour is close up or at least isn't the usual aerial perspective. I would love for the next city tours to be on street perspective to get the "feel" of the place. And like always, I love how this build turned.

@jons_7402 Год назад

I remember there being more of these in the Bluffside Crossing times. They are especially interesting considering we already see the aerial view during the episode itself.

@neurofiedyamato8763 Год назад

One day I want a long thorough tour through the entire city and yes preferably street level

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

@@neurofiedyamato8763 Not a bad idea! One of these days I'll have a side episode of tours around the city!

@Yes_I_Would_Kent Год назад

Wow, thank you for highlighting my comment at the start of the episode! I really appreciate that! I think the new area on the other side of the highway is a perfect solution and many business owners would be pleased with your amendments to phase 3 as more foot traffic would walk past their businesses. I'm also pleased you found a solution that didn't undo your work in the last episode, the whole stadium area is a really special build and it is great you have added to that. Thanks, I hope everyone reading this has a great day!

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

It was a great point, John. Thanks so much for the suggestion! Hope you have a good day!!

@CitiesByDiana Год назад

At this point I'm so invested in Verde Beach's future that it feels like a real place.

@amirsahay Год назад

Hey CPP! I was thinking about a name for the next development phase/area, and I thought I would think about maybe some local history in the area. Amy LaFranc was the first female coach for the Verde Beach team that plays at the new stadium. To honor her, the name I think you should use is Amy LaFranc Square. Just a story I thought of.

@belgarion1777 Год назад

Loving the phases so far of this part of VB! One suggestion though is that a level crossing into the new district is quite dangerous, with heavy use of both trains and cars. Might be a bit ugly but elevating the rail over the road makes a lot of sense from a safety standpoint - or better yet, tunnel it!

@girishpatil5734 Год назад

Agree 💯

@paulphilley4246 Год назад

I think you've mentioned VB is supposed to be mix of CA, FL, and HI, and I while I can't speak to the other states I can tell you the CA public utilities commission would not approve a new at-grade crossing at the stadium district/Young Linden Square

@foamyesque Год назад

Rail was there first. It's the road that ought to move :)

@roadtrain_ Год назад

The road should move not the rail. Rail infrastructure has to be much more gentle compared to road.

@solidXxXtuna Год назад

+1. Pretty heavy density through there. Would not expect to see any at-grade crossings in the district. It would alleviate both safety and traffic concerns. Not a ton of room for a bridge and some zoning would be lost but it's doable. Also enjoying the phased development!

@alequi1234 Год назад

Can’t wait to see all the phases complete! 🌧

@christophermartin5742 Год назад

Born and raised in Denver, Colorado-I remember going to work with Mom and watching Coors Field being built-the area was nothing but abandoned industrial buildings. Love your videos!

@countrygamer7593 Год назад

I honestly love the lore and backstory of every city that you build. These episodes are honestly like a TV show with the vast visory, characters, and lore in them.

@crimsonyt570 Год назад

Storyline still going strong after 108 episodes! Love to see it

@Kappenn Год назад

I have to say it, I really love Verde Beach.

@semesstefan4005 Год назад

It's such a relaxing time to me, watching you build Cities! I'm dealing with a lot of stress right now and your videos are a little fresh air for me. Thank you!

@bengoacher4455 Год назад

Hey Phil, love hearing your takes on US planning laws. I'm trying to get into property development and reading some US planning laws makes me glad I'm in the UK. If you aren't familiar with UK planning laws, basically if you want to build anything. From a new neighbourhood on greenfield sites, to changing your windows in your own house, you need to submit plans to the local planning authority. They will invite local residents to raise concerns and objections to the planning, then will discuss in a public forum the concerns raised, or raise any additional concerns they might have, before either granting or refusing planning consent. Being refused doesn't mean the development can't happen, it just means it can't happen in the way it was submitted, and that if they address the issues raised, they might be given permission. There is no hard and fast rules for setbacks, parking, height restraints or occupancy rates. If you can convince the local planning authority to let you build a 70 story tower in a suburban neighbourhood, then you can. However sometimes people are refused the right to repaint their house a different colour because local residents object. Generally though, it is more flexible than the american system, but takes a lot longer to complete.

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

I have been looking at the UK system quite a bit and your assessment seems mostly correct. Imo, the US has over regulated and needs to step back a bit. Some regulation makes sense, some neighborhood input makes sense... Regulating until it's impossible to build anything unique and allowing neighbors to dictate what gets built isn't great. That said, it does make development predictable and fast. Give and take, I guess.

@RampantFirefly Год назад

Worth noting that - at least in my area in the UK - we are seeing fewer and fewer planning applications getting submitted, whilst at the same time seeing a huge increase in planning violations. Seems like people are just doing what they want because there is little to no enforcement. In my town, multiple houses have built large permanent structures in their back gardens, annoyed their neighbours, and the local authority are just letting it slide. Classic example of laws not being followed because they aren't being enforced.

@danncarroll118 Год назад

@@RampantFirefly Having worked in the UK planning system for a couple years (I conducted community consultations for developers) I can say it's still a very poor system. The 1947 TCPA really did a number on our ability to build anything (houses, infrastructure etc) hence the crisis we're in now, and why it has taken 30+ years for a water company to build a reservoir (localised planning for nationally significant projects is very bad!)

@ultmateragnarok8376 Год назад

Building restriction is one thing, and yet other attributes are still basically unregulated in the US, such as paint - it's interesting to hear of regulations against painting your own house, because I know of a house near where I lived at one point which is painted entirely hot pink. I don't just mean the siding, I mean the windowframes, the doors, the garage door, even the shingles on the roof and the chimney are all hot pink. And he can do that, because he owns the property and the house. It's somewhat of a local landmark, and while I get the idea that some regulations are meant to prevent that, it hasn't done anything negative. I have no idea _why_ he did it, though, or what prompted the idea.

@danncarroll118 Год назад

@@ultmateragnarok8376 We do have some leeway in additions to private households under what is called "Permitted Development Rights", but you can guarantee you'll have someone complain. The older British generations just love to complain - it's why developers pay £10s of thousands for agencies to do political/community engagement strategies, even for developments that have been allocated (pre-approved locations for development) by the local planning authority.

@zanehamstead5931 Год назад

I'd like to think I'm pretty good at Cities Skylines, but I play heavily modded; and watching you build that bike path under the bridge in vanilla was so impressive. I would have never even attempted that much less in vanilla. Loved this build for sure. (Good editing as well 😉)

@rustymcrobot Год назад

Older sports stadiums existing in urban area really highlight such a neat integration and access to the community. Wrigley and Fenway are so unique, and especially with Wrigley its feel so natural and easy to access. I hear Minnesota has a similar feeling stadium now with lots of east ped access. I'd love to visit it one day. I'm hoping Oakland can somehow pull a miracle and get somethign similar built for the A's, but the time may have already passed.

@brucedelamotte1990 Год назад

🌕 just finished enjoying the lunar eclipse, from Tasmania. One of the deepest ones I’ve ever seen

@NickGarux Год назад

Hey CPP, another excellent episode! I've been following the series since the very start, and seeing how much thought goes into each change is wonderful. I always loved hearing the backstories of anything, and your episodes, not only from Verde Beach, but from your other series always keep me hooked to learn more about not only the ficticious world you create, but real life as well! Keep up the amazing work! Also, I think that you can rename the team, and even change their uniform color by clicking on the Shirt icon on the bottom right of the Stadium image in the info screen for the building, as is shown at 45:48

@thedailyfirestarter Год назад

GOOD DAY VERDE! I’m Flint Floyd and your listening to the Daily Fire News! Coming live from Downtown Verde Beach! Today’s news includes the construction of a new district on the river side, many call it “Little Linden”. (Even if there are no linden trees in it). We officially have a new name for our sports team, The Meteorites! Buy your tickets now! In other, country wide news, the newly made state of superior has been getting new developments in some small cities, I heard it’s nice during the fall! I’m Flint Floyd and you have been watching the Daily Fire News. Have a good day and night and I’ll see you next time!

@842wolves Год назад

This stadium district just keeps reminding me of the new Atlanta Braves baseball stadium that was taken 10 miles out of the city to a suburb from its previous prime downtown location. Now the only transit option is a 40-minute bus ride (with an hour-long headway and service ending at 11:20PM) to the nearest subway station. Amazing work as always though. I love the integration of transit options into this design while keeping with the realism of what modern stadium districts usually are. The end product is as gorgeous as ever as well.

@HazzaGazza18 Год назад

Hey Phill Love the videos! I was wandering if you will ever bring back city tips?

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

I have tried, but I have been struggling to get cities running after the P&P update. I actually spent a full day troubleshooting builds (some of which were submissions from 2021) and had to give up. I'm going to bring it back, but it likely will be early next year and I'll solicit new submissions - even of existing cities - and will change the fork a bit to aid in getting the cities running. The series is a ton of fun for everyone, be but the big hurdle is getting the cities running.

@Tabbykatt1995 Год назад

I have been binging Verde Beach for a week straight because I've been home sick... and I am FINALLY caught up!

@richardgreen6711 Год назад

One thing I really like about all of your builds are the back stories and also the detail you go into when explaining how things work in terms of processes for making changes to planning etc! Another awesome video 👍🏼

@aliteralsnakewithatophat3247 Год назад

Some beautiful clear skies across the Carolinas ☀️

@DavyOordijk Год назад

That little bicycle connection underneath the bridge is 🤤

@NoDecaf7 Год назад

You have single-handedly changed how I approach adding new developments into my cities and how I look at road hierarchy. Thank you for making this game easier to approach!

@GabTheAce Год назад

I don't even play this game. But I really much enjoy your narration and watching you make stuff. I'm always waiting for the next episode like it's a Netflix show. 🤓

@aniketgharpure94 Год назад

Man, how good are these stories.. Just loving them so much..

@saulgallagher5668 Год назад

Just need to say that you never fail to build a wonderful story, and all while using the story to teach about city planning! It really keeps me invested

@thed3m0n0id9 Год назад

Loving the new development for Verde Beach! That under-the-bridge bike path is precisely the kind of unique place this game is all about for me.

@AndyBestHP Год назад

One thing missing from the city, and I've watched from the start, is a customized low-mid income housing project. I actually learned this from Bluffside, when you used the 'slums' theme pack and some mobile homes for the same effect. Creating a housing project layout, with tower apartments that have exaggerated rows, and spacing with those themes, look great. What's more, we can do our bit in the game and make them nice places to live by ensuring park space and access to clinics and schools.

@kobus_n Год назад

Problem being that if you provide too much access to amenities, the property values will automatically jump. But I agree, low income housing is in short supply. A higher density node for stadium support staff and commercial zone employees feels like a natural fit.

@luc4856 Год назад

Thanks for the shout out and adding the station. Even if the game engine is maybe not as rewarding, it certainly feels good for the realism :D

@rewanthr Год назад

I really loved the palm trees in the stadium district in the previous episode, and then using the same in the residential area not only made it look so much beautiful but tied it in with the stadium district was a genius move. Loved the cinematic shots at the end.

@biznichin13 Год назад

You should name the new town Halley after Halley's comet to go with the asteroid theme of the stadium :)

@shaunshaun7998 Год назад

This is crazy. Sitting on my lunch hour in the corner of the staff room watching cities being built. Taking much inspiration. Only stumbled upon this game recently and I'm hooked. Love the storytelling element.

@dialog_box Год назад

38:50 wait- you're telling me that it's possible to zoom on in without having a brief city tour???

@RCMTHEii Год назад

I always love the story telling elements of your videos! Thank you for putting the content out for us.

@alexmonk Год назад

I think, that you can improve connectivity. Lower right corner of new district (1:34 - that is near cargo train bridge) has low river banks - so you can build ferry terminal there. It will connect to Myrtle district, old Verde Beach and downtown.

@k-nick97 Год назад

I'm sure many other people have said this, but I *love* the way you have integrated actual city planning and administration mechanism lessons into each of your videos to teach the world about how planning works and why things happen the way they do. Adds a great sense of real-world connection and practicality to go along with the wholesomeness that is the state of Superior. And the lore around it is a pretty interesting story as well.

@user-gh6zw7dc6e Год назад

Phil, the pursuit of the pinnacle of physical perfection is part and parcel of this prodigious polity, but has left the people pretty palpably pressed for psychological pursuits. You possess the power to put in place a potent panacea to preserve parity: more museums!

@subressor1 Год назад

Fantastic episode as per usual CPP, I love that I'm learning stuff from you in every episode lately. Also, the real world examples of the two stadiums was a great addition!

@squanderlings Год назад

Phil you are one of my absolute favourites. I look forward to your next episode every time.

@joshuesoza1088 Год назад

I love how you include stories in your cities!

@loganbarina4044 Год назад

I love these videos so much. It's so nice to come home from work to watch a relaxing video.

@aegm1000 Год назад

Really enjoy your videos! I think it would be great to make the quay wall even livelier by adding park benches, ice cream stands etc. and a bit of landscaping of course ;)

@williamferrel7253 Год назад

Great videos. Been watching your videos for over last six month or so. Great videos to unwind to and great tips on playing game.

@alejandro7934 Год назад

Im loving this series, congratulations! This new part of town looks very well thought and planned. And i really like to point how much did your skill in the game improved since the first episodes of Verde Beach, it has begun as a very standard city skylines vibe, and now in every episode you surprise us with more details and more carefull planing, its like Verde Beach is always improving. Thanks for the great content Phil!

@Executioner9000 Год назад

It's always fun to hear a little "real world" perspective when you do these videos

@justinparish5022 Год назад

I love how you give each video a STORY and talk about it like the planner you are.

@ejhoffman2625 Год назад

another great episode, young linden square is a beautiful neighborhood and you're awesome, CPP, thank you and take care!

@Rem-Union Год назад

I think this build is one of my favorites you've done. I love the large lots for the residential, and the commercial fairway you put htrough it. It definitely gives that "Suburban Highend" aesthetic.

@HobbieJ Год назад

No lie, that “whoooooooooo!” after placing the horse riding facility and making a sheer cliff face? I’ve never laughed harder on this channel then in that moment. Omg lol.

@securedtortilla2146 Год назад

Love the content! Been watching since 10k subs and the Bluffside Crossing days. Always good to watch a video and see how far the channel has come!

@emmamathieson8801 Год назад

Finally caught up on all the episodes! Absolutely love Verde Beach, now it’s time for me to watch the other city builds 😊

@DaddyRat64 Год назад

since I started watching you, I cant drive without seeing the road hierarchy. Thank you for the terminology and reasoning behind city planning.

@Joeb12 Год назад

I’ve been in a binge of watching these, I love you

@masoncooper9938 Год назад

That whole farmers market and leisure should be called river market

@gabyidemol3410 Год назад

Good idea

@Andrew-uq3dp Год назад

Such a fun video! 🌧 Detroit did another similar development for Little Caesar's Arena called "The District Detroit." The arena was the focus, but it was packaged with the idea of revitalizing the surrounding area to be an entertainment hub.

@aznomads1579 Год назад

lol, I love the yoga garden by the train tracks. Very zen!

@pri2p Год назад

Thank you for making me enjoy this game as I never did before. After watching your videos I started writing the story of my cities to explain how and why areas develop like they do, and this had amazing results with respect to boring grids and messy development. Keep up the good work!

@leftcoastfunk Год назад

Phil, I really enjoy not just the story-telling aspect of your builds but also learning about different aspects of actual city planning (like rules and regulations, and how/why things work the way they work in city development). Keep up the good work! I was thinking that while some might think the city shouldn't have relented to Johnson Aggregates' request, the development phase next to the new stadium will greatly benefit the city, so I think it's a win-win

@jeffreypeterson1364 Год назад

54:48 At the Stadium exit, if you want to go straight, you have to go into the crowded left hand turn lane. I think it would free up traffic a little bit if the you switched and made it so you can go straight or to the right creating a left hand turn only lane.

@titaniadioxide6133 Год назад

Unfortunately Verde Beach is (mostly) vanilla, and doesn’t have TM:PE to control turn lanes

@Blakearoberts Год назад

I just started watching these videos, I love them so much

@cincychris1 Год назад

Total fan of the context at the beginning of Verde Beach episodes. It feels so real, I kinda wanna move there.

@akrammiah6287 Год назад

Just found the last epsiode on my recommended and watched it, loved it! REALLY THE INTRO PIECES! You have got a new subscriber in me

@gwynethm1 Год назад

Fantastic improvements to the stadium area! Love the 3rd phase too. Looking amazing! 😊👍

@zsnyder2417 Год назад

Phase 7-3 really turned into something special. Great episode!

@richardlanglois172 Год назад

Brilliant video Phil!! That city tour transition was smooooooth

@neilbuttery3981 Год назад

Hey CPP. First time commenter but been loving all your vids for some time. I found it amazing when you were talking about the parking spaces for planning. In the Uk for new build residential developments, planners are only allowed to allocate one parking space per house so you end up with densely packed houses on narrow streets with cars absolutely packed in, often meaning emergency vehicles or bin lorries can’t get through!

@wearloga Год назад

I love seeing all the fixes to the previous build. So many happy pedestrians and cyclists 😄 The current build is lovely too, though Young Linden Square is sorely missing a post office😉

@whymozu Год назад

Its such a treat to watch your videos ❤💯

@CyrusCastella Год назад

Another enjoyable episode! 🌧 rainy in by hood today.

@thebearded_guardian3671 Год назад

As an RN, I cannot imagine just how chronically encumbered woefully overwhelmed a small clinic in a prestigious neighborhood like this is. With the heavy influence of tourism and what patient volume that a stadium and a complimentary hotel district would require an actual hospital.

@DoodleDoes_Stuff. Год назад

I’ve been playing cities skylines for a while now, but I’m never able to build anything nearly half as good as Phil! Keep up the great work! ☀️

@myname7021 Год назад

the weather is 🥶 great video as always!

@geckman2022 Год назад

Keep up great work! Love this series!

@jeffhigginbotham5458 Год назад

Awesome as usual. A touch hurricaney here 🌀

@kidflashb0390 Год назад

The Verde Beach Meteoites Soccer team struggled for a few years as the newest franchise in the country. Despite their track record, the people of Verde Beach always showed up for their team, even the away games would have little pockets of rowdy Meteor fans. As their influence grew they founded the VB Comets, a charity focused on serving the youth of VB, getting them involved in extracurricular activities and providing good roll models. The team members can often be found at the stadium playing with the youth of VB. One of these young women who was a huge fan of the VB Meteors and captain of the girls Comets club was Elizabeth “Liz” Karter. Liz was an avid soccer fan, had season passes to all the games and had great plans to attend college in downtown VB to continue her soccer career while also studying to become a zoologist. The team was lucky to have a great captain like Liz who could always rally the best in her teammates. During her senior year of High School, Liz was diagnosed with a brain tumor. This was quite a shock to the community and VB rallied around her as she nobly fought this tumor. Liz remained positive, and during long days at the hospital she would watch the games wearing her #14 VB Meteorites jersey. She tragically passed away from this awful tumor. To honor her and her unconquerable spirit, her family and the VB Meteorites founded a non profit to fund research into finding a cure. This year, the VB Meteorites were unstoppable. It was if the spirit of Liz was their rallying the troops. Scores of people showed up wearing the classic #14 in her honor. The Meteorites ended up wining the championship that year. To honor Liz, the stadium was renamed “Liz Karter Memorial Stadium”. And the street name was changed to be 14th Street to remember the unconquerable nature of Liz and the Meteorites.

@MasterWunderful Год назад

Thanks for making great content!

@franzeusq Год назад

This is the only game I research, plan, sketch, and iterate over for hours over weeks and months in advance before I dump anything into development to avoid doing anything horrendously misplaced or disruptive.

@JonatanGronoset Год назад

Hey Phil I like your tracks Master Planned Music, very chill. 👍

@jakepotter4 Год назад

I went to Wembley Arena this weekend and thought the same thing as John Winchester! It's a very smart development.

@benjaminsmith3625 Год назад

I quite like hearing you talk about real planning stuff. You'd mentioned parking ratios previously and I looked them up for where I am in Edinburgh. It's really the other way around to what you've experienced, where the ratios seems to be about making it awkward to have cards by having very few bays available! (And they reduce further if they're special bays for electric car charging, or designed bay for the Car Club.)

@SigurTibbs Год назад

Love it as usual. Would be really curious to see how you develop a city using the realistic population mod from my current play through it REALLY changes how much zoning is needed for various uses.

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

Clearwater County actually has the realistic population mod and HOLY COW is it different! So much more residential needed! Tons of fun, though!

@blkmamba Год назад

I am such a Verde Beach fan. I know you'll want to move on but I hope that this city never ends.

@snowman8129 Год назад

great video as always phil..stormy weather in melbourne (aus) today

@nikolai_nik9734 Год назад

You're an inspiration dude.❤️

@jakepotter4 Год назад

Second comment from me today! My aunt lives near Twickenham stadium, which is a suburban stadium like you mentioned. She rents out her driveways on game days to merchandise sellers, so suburban stadiums (in the UK at least) are an interesting financial opp for locals too.

@checkmarkit Год назад

Great decision on changing the zones. Also, I’m in FL so it’s currently gloomy outside as we await for tropical storm Nicole.

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

Stay safe!

@Fastest_Gun_of_The_West Год назад

Stay Safe man. How are you doing since Ian?

@tyulkifox7900 Год назад

While I absolutely appreciate and love the work that your past editors have done, your videos have felt a lot sleeker and more focused since you took the job back over yourself and I think that absolutely adds to the quality, especially since it gives you time to explain mechanisms of city planning and elaborate on your reasoning for why you do certain things. It also feels like in the past few months especially you've narrowed in on a more cohesive and real-feeling story than the loose on-the-fly storytelling you were doing previously, which I think really helps give all your cities a good sense of place and lets me feel more connected/attached

@JessicaWilliams-zu6nt Год назад

Great video as always! Maybe some office zoning would be good as a buffer between the main street commercial zoning and the expensive housing! Maybe that's where the managers and accountants to the players have their offices 😄

@bc175 Год назад

My favourite parts of your vids are when you talk about the real world pressures and changes that shape communities and urban spaces. I kinda wanna make a random chart of different ones that I can roll up every 10 in game years and use those to shape me builds 😁

@iankoladay Год назад

Clouds with the temperture rembering it is November. Surprised there was not some high density, like the developer trying to sell some condos near the stadiudm similar to downtown DC. Also glad the bike connection was fixed to be under the bridge at the end. Enjoyed the episode as always.

@ellisnorth9745 Год назад

Not sure if you’ve already named wave 1 & 2 but it would be cool to have a theme of names throughout the different areas. Something that can connect all of the phases.