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I think I probablly have to think more about my road layputs and using the one wasy system more.
But I'm still somewhat confused. Probably I'll need to analyze the traffic a lot longer before planning the metro lines and keep in mind where most of the citizens go and at what time of the day. But that is quite painful in an almost 3M city.
However - there are certain (sometimes very short) sections of the roads in red; re-zoning those areas (if needed) and building larger roads there seems to be in the end a lot less expensive and overall a much better solution than trying to ease the traffic with a bus or metro line covering several such choke points.
The one-way roads are a big help too in organizing the traffic and preventing those red sections to appear.
Inevitably, at times, I have to demolish/rebuild entire blocks or even neighborhoods. That tends to mess up the public transportation: broken bus lines, people filling new jobs, on the other side of the city etc. The less such events, the better. To minimize that, even if it is expensive in the beginning, I always start with a grid of the largest possible avenues, even if I have to open a credit line for that. Those will shape the city from the beginning. I also group the city services in their own blocks, to simplify things later when I need to rebuild the residential areas.
Still learning myself - I only played for less than 200 hours Cities XL (the annoying slow-down and need to restart every couple of hours) and about 30 or 40 hours CXXL. So I never built very large cities or metro lines before. I could use some tips too.
Remember that city planning is the key..if the destination for people is shorter from their house to the destination they will take the car/buss instead of walking further to a metro station.
Go to xl nation and download RHM.
http://xlnation.city/resources/metro-usage-increase-realistic-version.69/
or
http://xlnation.city/resources/metro-usage-increase-low-traffic-version.62/
Made for XL2012 &Platinum but works very well in XXL.
Installation Pre-requiste(s): !!! Cities XXL Community Mod 2.0 !!!
Install instructions: Just place ''''ONLY ONE'''' in the Paks/Mods folder
With the "realistic" version I have seen metro average use as much as double and even increase as much as 4x on individual lines. The bigger the city the better it works.
I don't start any of my cities without it.
Unfortunately its a registration site. Tired of all the registrations so I refuse to use sites that do. Probably registered to 100+ community/fan sites already for different games, so enough is enough :P
Hopefully these will appear in the workshop soon.
awww...c'mon. whats one more? you won't regret it if you are serious about playing xxl.
ME too :- "Probably registered to 100+ community/fan sites already", well prolly not a hundred but I know what you mean.
I loved the community sandbox mod but it seemed to cause game cashes. I was waiting it for it to be updated but I looked for it last night and couldnt find it.
Will go look.
Below are my post metro traffic map and metro line
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=392674021
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=392674048