Do you want to build your own city in Cities Skylines 2? Here are some beginner tips that will help you start effectively. Read our guide to learn more about CS2.
Cities Skylines 2 is the second installment of popular city builder series. In game, you can take the role of mayor and create the megapolis of your dreams. If you want to play CS2, here are some beginner tips. In our guide you will find information on how to build industrial zones and a lot more.
Industrial zones generate noise and air pollution. Both of these have a negative impact on citizen’s happiness. This is why industry should be far away from residential areas.

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People in your city travel from home to work, park, school etc. If they don’t have an alternative form of transport, they use cars. This can cause traffic problems. Transportation is an important element of the city. If used properly, it can significantly increase traffic flow.

More people equal more cars. If you want to keep high traffic flow, you must upgrade roads.
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After reaching Tiny Village milestone, you get access to City Economy. In this menu you can control taxation and services budget.
Chirper is the place where citizens write about pros and cons of living in your city. You will see the notification when someone posts new comment. These messages can tell you what causes unhappiness among residents. This will allow you to quickly respond to the problem.

In Cities Skylines 2 you can impot or export electricity. If you want to earn money easily, you should produce more energy than city needs. To sell it, you need to connect the network to Outside Power Line. However, there is one condition – you must produce high voltage.
In both cases export of electricity will start automatically. You just have to wait a while.
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