A building that loses the street it’s “facing” dies even it it still has access on another side. A building that can be accessed from several directions is deemed impossible. What’s worse is that buildings must now have orientations toward a particular street. Has Sim City 4 really improved the range of cities that we’re allowed to envision? Certainly, its small grid squares allow the creation of neighborhoods that feel more “mixed use.” The Rush Hour module also allows you to look in more detail at the travel choices of your simulated residents.īut a few things are still not good and one thing is actually worse than in the 1990s version.
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Lately I’ve played a little with Sim City 4 including its “Rush Hour Expansion Pack.” Given that I have a fulltime job plus a book to write, this was a perilous lapse, but I’m relieved to report that the game spat me out within just a few days, uninterested in playing further, and not just because it crashed my MacBook a few times. My impression looking back was that despite a minimal transit option, Sim City encouraged us to think in terms of 1960s city planning: rigid separation of commercial, residential, and industrial zones, and a car-based approach to transport supplemented by rail only at very high densities. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Long ago I did a post on my memories of the original Sim City, which I played a bit in the 1990s until I’d hammered its limited possibilities to rubble. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms.
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