The Pledge
THE PRICE OF THE BRICK GOING UP!
Day one 
Damn I might have to upgrade my CPU
Damn I might have to upgrade my CPU
Cities: Skylines II (PC, Xbox Series X|S, PS5) (October 24, 2023)
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duckbutta
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Aint no way this still the unity engine right?Day one
Damn I might have to upgrade my CPU
Right
I'm sure it is, keep modders happy.Aint no way this still the unity engine right?
Right
iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
Looks cold, day one.
Low End Derrick
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New trailer dropped with in game footage and date confirmed: October 24th.
EDIT: Rushed to this thread in my excitement and didn’t realize it was already posted
Some more screenshots.
EDIT: Rushed to this thread in my excitement and didn’t realize it was already posted
Some more screenshots.
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Low End Derrick
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Development Diary #1: Road Tools
Hi everyone! Welcome to the exciting world of Cities: Skylines II development diaries! Over the next few months, we will take you through everything the game has to offer, ranging from familiar features which have been expanded, to elements brand...
Pedestrian streets and parking lots in the base game.
Day-1 purchase.
Edit: No native linux compatability?
Guess its time to get familiar with Proton.
Edit: No native linux compatability?
Guess its time to get familiar with Proton.
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Development Diary #1: Road Tools
Hi everyone! Welcome to the exciting world of Cities: Skylines II development diaries! Over the next few months, we will take you through everything the game has to offer, ranging from familiar features which have been expanded, to elements brand...forum.paradoxplaza.com
Pedestrian streets and parking lots in the base game.
A properly running Xenforo instance
Low End Derrick
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Development Diary #2: Traffic AI
Hi everyone! We are back with another development diary for Cities: Skylines II and today is all about the new and improved traffic AI. Managing traffic in a growing city was a core part of Cities: Skylines and going into the sequel we knew we...
This means pathfinding calculations are more numerous and more in-depth than in Cities: Skylines as the agents have more features affecting their decisions. However, the calculations are more efficient, resulting in higher performance across the board as the pathfinding and simulation among other calculations take advantage of all the available processing power of the multicore CPUs.
Also, as a major improvement to the first game in the series, Cities: Skylines II doesn’t feature hard limits for agents moving about in the city. Overall, the performance of the simulation and pathfinding is vastly improved which means larger populations are possible. The only real limits to the simulation are the hardware limitations on the platform running the game.
My rig is overheating just from loading that picture.
Voice of Reason
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New trailer dropped with in game footage and date confirmed: October 24th.
EDIT: Rushed to this thread in my excitement and didn’t realize it was already posted
That city has only a population of 80 thousand yet it has dozens of skyscrapers not realistic.
That's on par for the franchise.
Day-1 purchase.
Edit: No native linux compatability?
it will be on gamepass. Can use cloud.
I'm not surprised, shyts been silent on that for a while. Might as well put full force behind CS2 until a few weeks post launch.they pushed back life by you