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Baronjutter posted:I'm wondering if the maps them selves will just be huge enough that regions won't matter so much. The demo map he's been showing off is 20x20. What was the biggest map in sc4, like 4x4 ? 20x20 is pretty huge. Big enough to accurately model a medium to large-ish city, including some of its suburbs. Not enough to model whole regions and the largest of largest cities, though. Personally, I'd be very happy with it as long as agricultural land is not required for the city to develop.
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anselm_eickhoff posted:The map size right now is actually 50km x 50km  Are you working with some kind of black magic or is this the hard limit the engine can handle before putting in anything else? I don't understand much about the processing requirements, but I'll be incredibly amazed if this game can simulate the entirety of NYC with the level of detail you are proposing here.I mean, this is what 50x50 looks like:  Would be so awesome though.
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J-udy posted:Yeah, this. I used to play SimCity for the buildings. I play it for the roads now. I want to see a crowded road with multiple intersections, and decide between construction of new lanes, or playing with traffic light timing. Less mayor, more traffic engineer. Simcity 4 encouraged this because there wasn't much challenge to the "buildings" part of game after you had a healthy budget and unlocked all public buildings. All that remained was minmaxing your traffic setup in the face of constantly increasing density.
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