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The way they marketed it, its not what we got, I feel scammed.
Anyway, is that Highrise City game any good?
I am new to Highrise City but looks better. It has challenges like Anno campaign.
Then you are not a city builder but a city painter.
Well you got your game, so be happy.
I didnt get what was marketed. I was scammed to buying this game. If it was marketed as a city painter then fine, would never have bought it
« PLAN, REACT, CHANGE
Deep Simulation
AI and intricate economics mean your choices ripple through the fabric of the city. Remember that as you strategize, problem-solve, and react to change, challenges, and opportunities.»
Nothing i do ripple through the fabric of my city!!!!!!!!!
But what really makes me sad is indeed the not-available challenge for money/management.
I built my first city to 30.000 peoples, not planned very well and so on and SWIMMED in money. The milestones let you bath in money, THAT is really bad and shows the GAME itself hasen't been tested/played enough before the release.
For me that is even worse than all the performance-problems... I don't have that much motivation to play the game right now...
When you paint your city more by adding details, you are losing your time and life.
Move on. Don't read. Don't act as flies on garbage.
Well the point was to manage. If it's too easy, then no management.