Not what you're looking for? No problem! Check out BonBonB's 'What Map?' series where he reviews maps. If you'd like to treat me to a hot cocoa or book of maps, you can do so here at Paypal :) It helped me go from traffic mayhem to traffic heaven: Cities: Skylines Customize your city Create and upload new mods and assets to add new buildings, items, and game mechanics to Cities: Skylines. To understand vehicle AI, read up here on the wiki and a brief youtube tutorial. On that listing are some explanations of why traffic does some weird things on these circles, with strategies on how to reduce (non modded) or eliminate (modded) the impact of strange vehicle behavior on them, which helps to keep the traffic flowing quickly as originally when you started your city. If you'd like the start square's traffic circle highway exit, you can find it here: This map was inspired by the geography of Southern California and features sandy beaches and sweeping mountain ranges for you to. While thousands of different fan-made maps have been created for Cities: Skylines, The Colossal Hillside by Owl's truly stands out among the rest.

Only the slope to the shoreline is steep but is still relatively smooth 1 Best Modded Map: The Colossal Hillside. The starting tile and ideal location for a downtown is on the central piece of land surrounded by the rivers and lake. It includes a couple rivers and a reservoir, highways and railroads, and of course lots of farmland. The terrain in the heart of the map has several different elevations of leveled land, with gradual, sloped transitions between each level for a natural look. Clear Lake is a parcel of relatively flat land nestled between mountains and a large lake. See images here for instructions, you will find guideline walls for where to place the dam. In this video I'm doing a review for the map of Lavender Lakes from the GREEN CITIES DLC in cities skylines, based on highway and train connections, geograph. It's another vanilla map with a creative name! XD This one has a 25 square area that has some more variation in terrain than Vanilla Coast. To build your hydro dam, click the dam function once on the end of one of the walls (super easy - the wall end snaps together with the dam end), then drag your cursor over to the other wall end (again, snaps for you), click again and done! Electric production now between 600 & 700 MW. 2019 Update: WAY more hydro power! Lots of fiddling with sea level, lake flow land and river.

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