Beginner Tips for a Successful Start in Cities: Skylines 2

[ShadowStrike]

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1. Choose the Best Starting Map:
Begin with a small map to keep things manageable. Starting small allows you to grasp the intricacies of city development without feeling overwhelmed. Use the resources tab to assess available resources in your chosen map.

2. Keep Zones Separate:
To maintain a healthy and efficient city, it's crucial to separate residential, commercial, and industrial zones. Mixing these zones can lead to negative impacts such as pollution and traffic problems. Decide early on where each zone should be located and stick to the plan. Remember to consider wind directions as air pollution can travel with the wind.

3. Generate Quick Income:
Roads can be a valuable source of early cash flow. By implementing a roadside parking fee policy, you can charge people for parking and generate some income. Additionally, producing and selling cheap green energy, like wind power, to other cities can help boost your finances.

 

[kronLaky]

What to do with waste? In my city, waste is poured into the sea/river, and I seem to understand that this is harmful to the environment, but I have not found any instructions on how to dispose of it.

 

[Iriiiiinaaaa]

I have a similar question: does the location of factories in the city have any effect? Because I see that there is some kind of wind direction here and in theory it should change. But if fumes from factories are harmful to residents, then should this wind direction be taken into account?

 

[Interiores]

What to do with waste? In my city, waste is poured into the sea/river, and I seem to understand that this is harmful to the environment, but I have not found any instructions on how to dispose of it.

It seems like I saw that it is possible to build a water supply system. But what to do with recycling is really unclear. Build a separate recycling plant? And who will agree to work on it?

 

[Colif]

What to do with waste? In my city, waste is poured into the sea/river, and I seem to understand that this is harmful to the environment, but I have not found any instructions on how to dispose of it.

there are bugs involved, I hear the amount of sewerage is going to be adjusted. It should be fixed in future patches.

 

[Brian Boru]

Welcome to the forum

To maintain a healthy and efficient city, it's crucial to separate residential, commercial, and industrial zones

Where do these tips come from? It would be odd if the game goes against recent urban planning initiatives to revitalize city centers by mixing in residential units, as well as experiments in multi-use buildings—eg can swap between apartments or hotel rooms or offices, all in the same building.

 

[Rolfil]

Welcome to the forum



Where do these tips come from? It would be odd if the game goes against recent urban planning initiatives to revitalize city centers by mixing in residential units, as well as experiments in multi-use buildings—eg can swap between apartments or hotel rooms or offices, all in the same building.

From Cities Skylines 1? A lot of CS1 tips are going to be similar in CS2.
There is actually mixed commercial/residential zoning according to https://cs2.paradoxwikis.com/Zoning

 

[IronDeniskach]

I have a similar question: does the location of factories in the city have any effect? Because I see that there is some kind of wind direction here and in theory it should change. But if fumes from factories are harmful to residents, then should this wind direction be taken into account?

It seems to have an effect, if you build factories with harmful waste emissions in the city, the air will deteriorate and people will complain, and then they will start to get sick. Yes, and this spoils the picture of the city

 

[Colif]

I was going to watch this when I got around to playing it

I don't find one source with lots of info, apart from IGN.

 

[eltarinkderut]

And I seem to have some problems with the city. In general, real estate construction has abruptly stopped, although there is enough money and labor. Are there any strikes from people here?