Vanilla Is now good

[billiam_66_]

i remember when vanilla cities was unplayable but now im playing a vanilla city and its actually fun with all these new buildings and trees plus all the dlc and updates i would recommend that you play vanilla for a city build at least once. (maybe abit bad without move it)

[OneJasonBradly]

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[Free1]

Originally posted by billiam_66_:

i remember when vanilla cities was unplayable but now im playing a vanilla city and its actually fun with all these new buildings and trees plus all the dlc and updates i would recommend that you play vanilla for a city build at least once. (maybe abit bad without move it)

[MarkJohnson]

Originally posted by billiam_66_:

i remember when vanilla cities was unplayable but now im playing a vanilla city and its actually fun with all these new buildings and trees plus all the dlc and updates i would recommend that you play vanilla for a city build at least once. (maybe abit bad without move it)

I agree, but you probably got good over time and figured out things by osmosis (trial and error) until your modded cities were working.

But after removing the mods, you realize the game still works the same without mods, and sadly, you had to learn a bunch of mods, before realizing they weren't really helping and wasting a lot of time, on top of that, figuring out how mods works.

This seems the new natural way of doing things on Steam. The workshop has made it too easy on new players to install any mod, without really knowing the mod's purpose or understanding how the game works.

But congratulations on mastering it! Now you should be able to build any city, any way you want, and likely break any rules you want with the help of mods, so you can play the city the way you want.

[billiam_66_]

Originally posted by MarkJohnson:

Originally posted by billiam_66_:

i remember when vanilla cities was unplayable but now im playing a vanilla city and its actually fun with all these new buildings and trees plus all the dlc and updates i would recommend that you play vanilla for a city build at least once. (maybe abit bad without move it)

I agree, but you probably got good over time and figured out things by osmosis (trial and error) until your modded cities were working.

But after removing the mods, you realize the game still works the same without mods, and sadly, you had to learn a bunch of mods, before realizing they weren't really helping and wasting a lot of time, on top of that, figuring out how mods works.

This seems the new natural way of doing things on Steam. The workshop has made it too easy on new players to install any mod, without really knowing the mod's purpose or understanding how the game works.

But congratulations on mastering it! Now you should be able to build any city, any way you want, and likely break any rules you want with the help of mods, so you can play the city the way you want.

well said. i do find it is a struggle with fences and railway with out move it!.... but its a whole new experience every update my cities get completely broken but vanilla every update they get better. plus the game doesn't even look that bad in vanilla with the new luts, only industry and other polluting buildings look bad

probably going to make a new vanilla city when the time comes but ill add move it.

[billiam_66_]

Originally posted by Geist:

I only play without mods.

there are only 2 things that really annoy me in this game and that 1: You cant make T-Crossings that only allow trafic from one side. 2: You can't turn zoning off on roads.

in my vanilla city i use a fence on the road i want to have no zoning on. because the fencing next to a road removes the zoning

[Tsubame ⭐]

Vanilla has always been playable.

That being said, gameplay mechanics vanilla are too restrictive to my liking.

[Spiffy]

I'm a big fan of vanilla as well but I can't imagine playing without improved lane connections after discovering it. The bad Lane AI for traffic can be infuriating to contend with as the population grows.