Also, I am more excited about SimCity 5 than any other game coming out, it will be epic! -HAHA EA played me (and us all) for a fool! Funny to look back years ago when I was "so exited" about SimCity 5, this really was the era that marks the downfall of quality games coming from EA! 'Fool me once, shame on. Another amazing thing about this game is fact that there are thousands of mods, buildings, and cities available for download online that REALLY adds some serious amount of content. The mechanics of this game are brilliant and are actually pretty darn realistic in comparison to how a real city may be. The best SimCity to date, far better graphics with an array of options and much improved game play. I may have taken a few months or maybe even a year break but going back and playing this game is still fun. I may have taken a few months or maybe even a year break but I can honestly admit that I have spent way too much of my life playing this game. The ultimate maxis aim was sims and not simcity.I can honestly admit that I have spent way too much of my life playing this game. I would say start there if they look to reduce memory load and expand the maps. I'd prefer it to be a lesser of a model in simulation of the extras that are moving on the map.
After over 10 years of playing, I finally burned most of my passion away. I mean, what's the point of all the extras? It's nice to see the level of detail in a game but why do it if it takes away from the general level of gaming experiences and enjoyability and playability when it comes to quantity. I previously had a public City Journal, but I haven't been playing the Simcity 4 for a while.
I wish they would have did this for the vehicles. It's not as taxing to see the Sims run around on the paths.
Pump up your strategy with Battle Boosters. Join together and wage war in new arenas. like they do with the Sims now in this game. Roman Holiday Awaits in SimCity BuildIt A real-time PvP face-off where you unleash disasters on opponents and earn rewards with your Mayor’s Club. My suggestion was to the chat guys is to build a larger map then implement a cheap rendering system that would not only fix the redraws. Plus when looked at from another city, plus if moving between cities. Memory could become very larger if you have such high detail into each and every building that is plopped on the map. This process takes a very larger amount of technical rendering on the gpu and speed of both the processor and drive. I made an attempt to figure out why the People at EA won't create larger maps for this game, and it's because of the special game mechanics that go into drawing Sims, including cars, and flashy signs etc.
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