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1) waterflow's hard to get right, esp if I want to keep terrain in scale. Until the game developers change the water flow so it doesnt pour in from all edges I'm kinda stuck on how it flows. BUT, i guess since in the real NYC there's no dam and the river's already polluted. The lack of water flow's not that big a deal, right? lol
2) that intersection is kinda buggy, not sure why. =(, I tweaked the ramp a little bit and changed the starting location to right next to it, hopefully it'll make the initial plot easier to start your city with.
3) the off ramp is missing but can be easily added in game. I wanted to give the players the freedom to make their own ramps. It's just a personal preferance b/c i've always demolished the default ramp once my city started to make it more customizied.
Thank you for the input tho - I just started my own city this map but didn't get far yet. If you notice something that's game-breaking please let me know! =)