It couldn't find this thread by searching for "Simcity" or "Simcity4". I've also got a subway system that's used to capacity.įirst off, old news: the forum's search function still sucks. Or, instead of using a highway to quickly get somewhere, they'll take the congested overpass. If your Sim's choices are between a crowded street and an empty avenue 2 blocks away, they'll take the crowded street. I've tried to provide alternate routes, but the moronic route-finding algorithm seems to be shortest-route only, not "best" route. Maybe half of the monorail stations are used to at least 300% capacity, with some approaching 500%. One bonus: My mass transit system is crazy, and is being revamped a bit. I've also demolished most "unpleasant" things:ĭid so the fun, cheap way - attack helicopter and tank. I don't know where they moved to either, since my other cities have no demand for anything, and are also losing people. People did move out of that section, but they left the city entirely, instead of going to the little "colony" like the strategy guides online said they should. Ground Zero in this case was the residential section on the right of the city. I demolished hospitals, schools, and every park and recreational structure in the area. It merely resulted in the reduction of the population by 50,000, with no change in RCI Demand. So anyway, the big city: I have tried the "Ground Zero" technique to restore growth to the city.
Only problem: It's §2000 in the hole per month, which is financed by selling organs, and stealing tanks and warheads - I built the army base right by the city borders, and away from residential zones, so it is easy money that doesn't seem to affect my mayor rating. A decent city, with 2 seaports, healthy manufacturing industry, medium-wealth residents, and good services. Landfills, trash-burning, wealthy sections, dirty industry, high-tech, everything. One normal city, low-income, dirty industry, with trash-burning power plants, and import deals for trash, plus a landfill to act as a buffer so the power plants don't go down for lack of fuel. Nearly the entire map is filled with farmland. Its only service is a single small fire station, and it gets a profit of §6/month. That city has demand for agriculture and manufacturing industry, but little else. And this has become the case in every single city except one city which is a barely-profitable farming city. The RCI indicator has gone negative in every category. I've also started a few cities in the surrounding sections.Ĭity pic (206KB, change extension to png for the lossless version, which is close to 1.5MB)Īnyway, the big one has hit the "Peanut butter point" that some online strategy guides mentioned. It was my second city in fact, next to a mid-sized one that was a little bit of a mess. I've grown a sizable city in a large spot. Yes, I have Simcity4 Deluxe, yes, I'm trying to play it.
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