
Time to introduce the second of my two new cities for 2026 Introducing our second new city for 2026; Neo Manukau Ranges using the Volchoria Map (available from the PDX Mods site). Now if Volchoria sounds familiar it is because it was used for the original Manukau Ranges the predecessor to Neo Manukau Ranges. However, […]

Time for a new City, well one of two new cities for 2026. Introducing Waikato using the Elizabeth County map from the Paradox workshops. Waikato will be one of two new cities for 2026 and Cities Skylines. The second city will be Neo Manukau Ranges that will use the same map (but updated) as the […]

Also, we ride a Blimp Offscreen I built the race track that will be the mainstay of the Pacific Motor City district. In this specialised district not only do we have the race track itself, but also supporting infrastructure including hotels, malls, transit including a blimp stop, supporting tourism based commercial etc and so on. […]

Content to grace both Cities Skylines 1 AND 2 It has been a while, since November with Cities Skylines 2 and October with Cities Skylines 1. However, real life happens including moving, redundancy, and reforms in your real life profession – Planning. All can be quite the distraction for a discerning Cities Skylines player. But […]
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Some people say; “Oh Cities Skylines is just a game that is easy to do in building your cities.”
They could not be more wrong if they tried when establishing large cities especially of Mods like Real Time, Traffic Manager Presidents Edition, and Realistic Population and Growth are all enabled.
For perspective when putting Urban Geography concepts through the simulator:
It takes about a week to draw up everything needed to bring an urban development online (and the urban development has not occurred yet). This is shown in the picture looking down onto the Sky Tower and the road network just beyond it.
It will take about another week of urban development and tweaking to get the picture showing a fully developed street (not road) with the active and transit modes working.
So about 70-80 hours of solid Urban Geography being put in just to establish a single large District like a City Centre. It takes even longer when establishing Industry owing to logistics supply mechanics.
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