#PEDESTRIAN PATHS CITIES SKYLINES FULL#

I put in about 5-8 hours into Cities: Skylines before I got distracted by something else and put it aside. They're adding them this month (September, 2015) along with dedicated bus-only lanes.

#PEDESTRIAN PATHS CITIES SKYLINES FULL#

(Pedestrian-only walkways generate less noise than full roads do) You could recreate nearly the entire Minneapolis walking/bicycle trail network with these tools. You can elevate them over/under roads or build pedestrian-only bridges, for instance. You can place paved pedestrian-only streets, or gravel pedestrian-only paths. > walkable public spaces such as pedestrian only streets and squares are not possible People will wait for buses even if they are overwhelmingly overcrowded, etc. People will always choose to take transit, if it's even remotely competitive with driving. The simulation is exceptionally forgiving about public transit too. There's also 'unmanaged' / 'privatized' mass transit (Ferries / Harbours and Airports).

And you can completely customize the exact lines and routes of busses and subways (literally down to how often each stop is hit, and in what order). Each with custom tracks, bridges, tunnels, etc. There's lots of public transit in the game (Busses, Trains, Subway). >In these games public transportation options are limited The game is made by developers that got their start designing european-style mass transit simulators - And with the exception of mixed-use zoning, everything your asking for they already have done / just finished, and heavily encourage, in the game. I don't mean to sound rude, but have you actually played Cities: Skylines?Д¬ities: Skylines, more than any other city simulator I've ever seen, drastically encourages public transit use.

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