Fans of Cities: Skylines traced the list of trophies available online for the sequel and discovered some interesting novelties. There were also numerous comments - especially those relating to player expectations and dreams.
Yesterday's announcement of the long-awaited Cities: Skylines 2 stirred the imagination of thousands of gamers. They are wondering what novelties the new generation will bring of the bestselling city-building simulator from Paradox. There is nothing surprising in this - 8 years have passed since the release of the first game, during which a new generation of consoles came out, dismantling the technical limitations of the PS4 and Xbox One. Fans of the first installment decided to share their dreams and finds in response to the game's first trailer.
The game's developers are holding back on stories about their upcoming game for the time being. However, the shroud of mystery is partially removed by the full list of achievements (via: trueachievements), which surfaced on the Internet thanks to Gamerscore Xbox. One of the players decided to describe the most interesting of the 40 achievements that will be included in Cities: Skylines 2. Here are some of them.
The community has made no secret of its delight and great expectations for Cities: Skylines 2. You can find the following comments on Reddit.
"Better water physics and residents using the beaches. [...] I've always wanted a real beach city, but the piers never look realistic to me," wedid
Unfortunately Cities: Skylines did not offer tools for manipulating water (those on PC we could add them with mods such as Extra Landscaping Tools). Perhaps making a pond in a park or an entire city on a beach will become feasible eventually.
"It would be cool to set up a city next to a railroad/port/airport," zaiyyash
In the first Cities the only starting "bridge" between ours and other cities were highways. Being able to choose on each map a link to the outside world is an interesting idea.
"I would love to see car accidents, train derailments and similar random events," glitchyentity
Random events in the city could be an interesting variety that would add more realism. Low satisfaction among residents would lead to protests in the street, and car accidents would force the temporary closure of a road.
"Undo button," hyperabsolutism
What is there to say - the ability to undo a decision would be an interesting, though probably technically hard to do.
Cities: Skylines 2 will be released on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X. The exact release date is unknown - but it was revealed that the game will be released this year. The title will be available in the Xbox Game Pass subscription.
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