Expected to arrive at the end of the year, Cities Skylines 2 increasingly shows what is his goal: after some promotional trailers, the game seems to aim for
Expected to arrive at the end of the year, Cities Skylines 2 increasingly shows what is his goal: after some promotional trailers, the game seems to aim for
Seems like it’s going to be a pretty difficult game, if we are supposed to solve problems that aren’t even being solved in real life.
But the real-life problems aren’t unsolved because there are not solutions. It’s just that the meaningful player base is wildly toxic and spends the entire time griefing rather than trying to build or progress.
Maybe gamifying our social ills will lead to better ways to manage them.
That’s a big reason a could never get into City Skylines, I have 0 interest in managing roadways, and I feel like that’s 90% of what that game is. Now they’re going to throw even more micromanaging on top of that, I don’t think I’ll be looking to get this one.
But the thing is, we know how to fix them. It’s just that our governments refuse to in order to funnel taxpayer money to giant corporations.
All the problems we have in current cities are problems we choose to have.