I hope the new SimCity does the series justice. Sim Societies was a horrid flop and its better left forgotten I played it for all of about an hour and the whole time I was playing it I thought I might vomit. I hope the new one is a true successor to SimCity4 and it gives us the city building tools and the structure to make your whole city work. I am eagerly hoping and anticipating a Sim City 5. Regardless what they say its still SimCity 5.
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New Sim City?
» Mon May 14, 2012 7:55 am
I actually didn't dislike Societies. I think that it's an okay game as long as you don't think of it as a Simcity game and think of it as something more in line with something like Tropico.
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Neko Jenny - Posts: 3409
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» Mon May 14, 2012 10:04 am
I actually didn't dislike Societies. I think that it's an okay game as long as you don't think of it as a Simcity game and think of it as something more in line with something like Tropico.
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elliot mudd - Posts: 3426
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» Mon May 14, 2012 2:16 am
updated OP with Trailer link ;p
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Richard - Posts: 3371
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» Mon May 14, 2012 1:43 am
updated OP with Trailer link ;p
Says it all really. I'll wait for the reviews, but for now Sim City 4 is still the best it gets.
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Jynx Anthropic - Posts: 3352
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» Mon May 14, 2012 8:38 am
Hopefully its decent, right now I been playing Open TDD which is actually better then SC4 and its free in my opinion anyways.
The thing that did annoy me the most of Sim City 4 is how clunky and slow it was to switch regions the regions themselves were not that large and unless you flatten them completely had various issues laying roads/zones/monuments/public areas/etc.
Making a shore for a beach and a dock was the most annoying thing I ever did because there is just a pin point accuracy especially if you wanted it in a certain area and the level ground option was quite useless because it would be too high or too low. Hopefully its a lot smoother around the edges in these regards.
As a side note, I started playing Sim City when I was in school for a nation wide competition for futuristic/high revenue/clean cities for future something so I literally played Sim CIty 3000 in school for a grade
The thing that did annoy me the most of Sim City 4 is how clunky and slow it was to switch regions the regions themselves were not that large and unless you flatten them completely had various issues laying roads/zones/monuments/public areas/etc.
Making a shore for a beach and a dock was the most annoying thing I ever did because there is just a pin point accuracy especially if you wanted it in a certain area and the level ground option was quite useless because it would be too high or too low. Hopefully its a lot smoother around the edges in these regards.
As a side note, I started playing Sim City when I was in school for a nation wide competition for futuristic/high revenue/clean cities for future something so I literally played Sim CIty 3000 in school for a grade
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Anna Beattie - Posts: 3512
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