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they all have no idea
just the money in front
YEP. Take my points.
A few streamers quickly moved on to the next game. Sure, the cow has been milked.
And the other streamers who play it defend it or overplay it. In one video, the streamer simply skips the revenue from the subsidies from the state. Sure, no need to explain that the city is artificially kept alive no matter what you do... would expose the whole fake show. No one, really no one will go broke in this casual game. Only in a later hardmode... eventually... xD
For me the performance was never a reason to complain, but this "gameplay" is annoying me as a CS1'ler of the first hour.
They rather spend an hour making a highway crossing instead of making a viable economy.
Take a closer look... xD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDwfik0p6oQ
That's not true though. Several of them pointed out and the biggest reason are bugs which you can read about from official developer reply, but hey, why bother looking
With that said my city of 17k is steadily generating 8k (in plus) money for several hours now. It took a lot of work to get there but it's possible...
So you can brute force the game with raw population? yes i'm sure youtubers would try this lol.
he said he was getting 1000 people and growing but 980 of that was births, not people moving in. His population would likely collapse eventually.
Businesses don't get bankrupt but they don't generate taxes, i don't think thats the game not working it's probably the subsidies at play. In CS1 they would just collapse in rebuild over and over again which is not any less silly.
The only reason he's still making money is population, service trade (meaning he didn't get rid of services or is trading electricity), And government subsidies just barely putting him in positive.
Outside of massive debt you can't climb out of even CS1 didn't really have a failure state.
Also 4 months in comparison to CS1 is like 4 hours compared to 30 minutes...
I don't understand whats surprising in this video...
https://imgur.com/a/RB22YPC
Never took a loan and as you can see zero Gov Subsidies. Key is to get those office buildings demand rolling (I haven't lowered a single service budget, otherwise I would be well over 30k)
Public transport and education so you can drain well-educated, high educated population, just like in real life
My city is not the most efficient city, in fact I am surprised it's doing as well as it does (in every regard), so it took awhile from minus, since I took a lot of wrong turns to get there.
But that's literally how I have my budget, services, public transport and industry (and reaping off business and citizens, because why not) ... play however you want but it's possible - when they resolve bugs it will be easier or harder, I am not sure to be frank we will see and they will probably tweak and release more in depth DLC sometime in future, and if you want to use cheesy methods go ahead.
That aside, compared to CS economy, CS2 actually has it - say whatever you want about imbalance and that it's not working completely