MEGA UPDATE (not really)
New update. Got these over Spring Break
This one is from Ostrop. This is a new corporation in Ostrop providing 1800 jobs that are badly needed. Why I say this is there is a strange phenomenon going on in Ostrop; there is negative demand for business but the demand for housing is astronomical. I can't seem to trace the problem but somehow it must be linked to the high education and health values of Ostrop (the strange thing is that a majority of the population is 50-60 years old).
This one is from the corporation of Erbil. This is a small town to the west it is developed in a flat part of the bottom of a small crater that was from the impact of several meteroids early in the 17th century ORT (this area has actually been long settled but only recently modern farming techniques have tamed the relatively low hills).
Another town in Erbil. This one is to the south along the coast on a small penninsula (barely so...its kind of a lump poking out that completes a bay). It is a simple town with a developing industry center (surprisingly they are mostly high tech plants for making local corn into ethanol)
These are just some farms from Erbil...just pretty cool looking.
This one is from Ostrop. This is a new corporation in Ostrop providing 1800 jobs that are badly needed. Why I say this is there is a strange phenomenon going on in Ostrop; there is negative demand for business but the demand for housing is astronomical. I can't seem to trace the problem but somehow it must be linked to the high education and health values of Ostrop (the strange thing is that a majority of the population is 50-60 years old).
This one is from the corporation of Erbil. This is a small town to the west it is developed in a flat part of the bottom of a small crater that was from the impact of several meteroids early in the 17th century ORT (this area has actually been long settled but only recently modern farming techniques have tamed the relatively low hills).
Another town in Erbil. This one is to the south along the coast on a small penninsula (barely so...its kind of a lump poking out that completes a bay). It is a simple town with a developing industry center (surprisingly they are mostly high tech plants for making local corn into ethanol)
These are just some farms from Erbil...just pretty cool looking.Labels: More Updates
posted by A Crazed Bush Hating Socialist at 5:02 PM
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Nice. The demand problem in medium-sized cities is pretty common. You might try more neighbor connections of parks & rec to increase demand caps and desirability, but it should pass eventually. Biggieland has gotten to the point where there is constant astronomical demand for everything (including CO$$$) except for farms, because there are no stupid (low EQ) poor people left, only high EQ.
I like the farms and there are separate cities for them; which mainly do not have any schools (except for some of the larger towns). I was reading something on ST and most people dont just want big cities but nice ones that look real and thats what Im trying to accomplish.
Don't get me wrong; half of Biggieland or more is farming-only. It's just that it seems like even in the outlying cities, there's no demand for new agriculture. Maybe it was just a one-time thing though, I haven't tried again for a while (obliterated Biggieville, renamed and rebuilding as "New Auk Harbor" [get it, "AUK! AUK!"?]).
P.S. Been to Somy's site yet? Click the pictures at the bottom for download, be sure to check all the pages. http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fmembers3.jcom.home.ne.jp%2Fsomy000%2F&langpair=ja%7Cen&hl=en&safe=off&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&prev=%2Flanguage_tools
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