Can You Keep Cars Out in a Cities Skylines 2 Pedestrian City?
55Welcome back to the latest episode of our Cities Skylines 2 adventure, where we continue to develop 'Walk City,' a visionary concept of a pedestrian-only urban space. In this episode, we dive deeper into the challenges and surprises of creating a city where cars are a relic of the past. Join me as we explore the boundaries of city planning in this unique gaming experience.
Our journey begins with an experiment on the outskirts of Walk City. I'm expanding the city's boundaries, buying up new tiles to extend our urban canvas. With everything unlocked from the start, we're not limited by resources, allowing our imagination to run wild in designing this car-free metropolis.
The focus shifts to integrating the railway system into our city's fabric. I'm testing if trains can become the lifeline of Walk City, connecting the outer edges to the bustling heart of our pedestrian paradise. The goal is to create a seamless transition from the rural outskirts to our urban core, all without relying on cars.
An intriguing development this episode is my experimentation with invisible roads and their connectivity to the city's edge. Despite some unexpected results, these trials are crucial in understanding the mechanics of Cities Skylines 2 and how they can be bent to fit the vision of Walk City.
Next, we delve into the world of parking lots – a staple of any city but a unique challenge in a car-free environment. I'm trying out some creative approaches to manage the influx of vehicles at the city's edge, ensuring that Walk City remains a haven for pedestrians.
The real test begins when we observe how citizens react to these changes. Surprisingly, taxis become a dominant feature, dropping off citizens at train stations. This unforeseen twist leads to a reevaluation of our need for traditional parking spaces, adding another layer of complexity to our urban planning.
As the city grows, we encounter some natural disasters and maintenance issues. These challenges test the resilience of Walk City and force us to adapt and innovate. From managing sewage to dealing with destroyed parking lots, each problem is an opportunity to learn and improve.
A significant portion of this episode is dedicated to expanding and managing the city's infrastructure. From cemeteries to crematoriums, each new addition is carefully considered to maintain the pedestrian-only ethos of Walk City. We're also experimenting with different road layouts to enhance the city's aesthetic and functionality.
One of the most exciting developments is the construction of a massive parking lot, designed to accommodate the growing number of visitors to Walk City. This mega-structure could redefine how we handle vehicle traffic on the city's outskirts, potentially setting a new standard for urban planning in Cities Skylines 2.
As we progress, some unexpected issues arise. Cars begin to appear within the city limits, leading to a humorous yet perplexing situation. I'm left to ponder how these vehicles are sneaking into Walk City, leading to a mini-investigation within the game. It's a light-hearted yet intriguing problem that adds a twist to our gameplay.
Towards the end of the episode, we explore the possibilities of further expanding Walk City, including the idea of building an international airport. The concept of an airport in a pedestrian-only city is both ludicrous and fascinating, showcasing the limitless potential of creativity in Cities Skylines 2.
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