They seem to actually slow down, and even stall my traffic. I'm having major problems with roudabouts. Anyways these seem to help me:Īutomatic Bulldoze abandoned and burnt down buildings Seems there is a bug with the garbage and dead people. This is a small example of just that, as the game is packed with tiny aspects that can make huge impacts on how your city functions and looks.Found some required mods that really help the game out. It's easy to overlook the small details that the tutorials in Cities: Skylines give you, but it's well-worth it to pay attention. You want to set your farming district to areas with fertile land to see actual farms popping up in the district, otherwise you'll just see a bunch of agricultural-based factories.Īfter finding your local fertile land, make the farming district a size of your liking (usually the same size as the fertile land in the area will do) and be sure to set it to agriculture.Īnd now you wait! In time the district will fill with farms packed with animals as well as agricultural factories.
It's in the second column on the second to last row. If you're playing using an already-established city, just head to the Natural Resources tab on the overlay menu. This mod did not work for me, but it might for you. Download the Persistent Resource View mod.Or just play with the mod on, your choice. This way you can take a look at where the map's resources are, then start your real save with their locations in mind. Start a new game with the game's built-in 'Unlock All - Progression milestones unlocked' mod, using the same map you want to actually play on.If you're starting a new city, you won't be able to see the Natural Resources tab in the overlay menu. Your first step to building up a bustling farm industry is to locate any fertile land. Fortunately, it is possible to get farms in Cities: Skylines, and it is much easier than it seems at first glance. Farm industry has long been my favorite to see in city builders, and sometimes I want to boot up SimCity 3000 Unlimited or SimCity 4 just to work up some sprawling, farm-centric cities again.
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