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To make it worse, this also happens if you disable the crime & justice system.
What you need to do is build some monuments around your city and things will go back to normal.
Mouse over some residences to get counts of residents with various unmet needs. Every one of those is a hit on happiness and loyalty.
(criminals and ex-convicts moving into their apartment building lowers happiness).
You can ignore some or a lot of these on lower citizen reaction levels.
thx guys its very detailed~~
In my opinion, early or real socialist countries would be great
r/Tom
put some red stars near residences that should bring loyalty to %33 :> and then check figure again