Cities Skylines 2 Patch 1.0.12F1 Patch Notes
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Increased leisure probability to balance “no customers” situations with commercial companies
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Improved company profit balance
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Reduce the number of times a company orders input resources when storage space is insufficient
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Fixed trade resource bug causing some resources to be consumed
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Fixed an issue where college/university pass count was incorrectly calculated
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Improving the conditions for relocation when a company goes bankrupt
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Fixed land value dependency bug causing potential instability
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Fixed an issue where loading a new map would cause water status to become out of sync with save data
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Slightly increased window emission intensity
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Area light optimization
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In some cases, render small objects first before large objects when possible to improve GPU performance
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Improved shadow LOD calculations to cull irrelevant shadow casters early
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Reduce instances of trees and alpha clipping objects causing virtual texture space exhaustion
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Fixed an issue where citizens hanging out in the park area of a normal building plot would never enter the building
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Reduce resolution of unnecessarily large character textures
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Spasm radio ad removed (due to objectionable content)
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Added missing localization IDs for Paradox account links
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city skylines 2
Cities: Skylines II is a new city-building game launching in 2023. It is produced by a company called Colossal Order and sold by Paradox Interactive. The game is a follow-up to the original Cities: Skylines and features a host of improvements. It makes the cities you can create much larger and the population in the game more realistic.
There’s also better flow in the game, which means it’s easier to control. It first releases on PC on October 24, 2023, and they plan to release it on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in 2024. People who have written about the game have praised its gameplay, but they have also expressed dislike that it requires a powerful computer to run properly and has some technical issues.
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Cities Skylines 2 gameplay
In Cities: Skylines II, you create your own city on a virtual piece of land, just like in the first game. You can build roads, areas for homes and businesses, and provide resources like water and electricity to attract people and companies. You can also set rules for your city, such as how much taxes people pay, to control its growth and how it makes money.
At first, you have a small area to build in, but as the city grows in size, you can use the money you earn to purchase more space. In the new game, there is no limit on how many people can live in your city, unlike the first game which had a limit. The weather in the game changes, with snow in the winter and sometimes flooding and tornadoes in the summer. You need to be prepared for these disasters with the right services.
Cities: Skylines II features improved building options, smarter transportation, and more types of areas. You can also customize your city’s services, such as police and fire stations, and expand them at any time. The game also adds new services such as communication, welfare, and death handling. You can choose different ways to move people and goods around the city, unlocking these options as you progress through the technology tree.
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