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Just 10 minutes ago I replaced an oil power plant with a solar one (remembering how super good it was a few months ago) and because the oil power plant had no resources at the moment and I was still/again green with the solar one, I sold it (green energy for the win etc.). Suddenly my whole city is in need of electricity. Why? Well the sun went down and suprise suprise solar plants don't work at night! :D
but of course it would be even better if the traffic would also have a day/night cycle with heavy traffic especially in the morning and afternoon and I guess it would be quite easy to implement but probably in a way that the city would feel more programmed and less alive then it is now.
it would be nice if some businesses do not work at night
They wait for the bus and then make their way on foot without affecting their morale.
They are happy to do the walk, and they do not even take a taxi ^^
Did you take closer look at your city's power consumption?
Without taking any commercial specializations into account your city should already be using less power at night then during the day. My current city (started with After Dark) has around -15% less electricity consumption at night (didn't built any leisure spec yet - which is supposed to have an increased consumption).
Regarding various other aspects, esp. education: Those are probably related to the original games balancing. Unlike SC13 the game is simply not build with a "real" day/night cycle in mind and your students still need to be able to "satisfy" their demand for education.
But it should be possble to adjust some of these aspects (e.g. healthcare) comparable to the current crime rate (which is increased at night/decreased during day).
It is clearly a bug that schools don't shut down, though.
Budget and management is only a pretext for a play of lego ...
Simcity 4 (2003...) was and will remain the ultimate reference
You are trying to much to act smart.
That pic could have been taken at 6pm in winter time.
I strongly doubt that my cities coffee shops and stores are working at night time cause they have bussines on the other side of the globe.BPO could only be associated with big cities.
Would be really helpful regarding the current situation of solar power plants.