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How to Start Building Your City
By SergiuHellDragoonHQ
A very simple tutorial with the most important aspects of the game at the start of your building process.
   
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Category: Gameplay Basics, Walkthroughs
Languages: English
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6 Mar, 2015 @ 11:25am
8 Mar, 2015 @ 10:42am
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About the Walkthrough Creator
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How to Start Building your City
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Puggy 10 Sep, 2019 @ 7:47pm 
great video:highlvl:
Axu 7 Mar, 2015 @ 10:31am 
How did you create this guide? I can't seem to be able to create a guide for this game. Steam just reports that something doesn't exist. I have created guides for a couple of other games before, so I think it's something to do with Steam and not me...
Splat Cat AU 6 Mar, 2015 @ 10:33pm 
I know this is just a basic guide, but from all the streams I have seen on Twitch this suggestion looks like it is needed...

When you get an opportunity to expand your city and change the freeway that brings all the traffic to and from your city, add more on/off ramps. The more you have the better.
When you have a single feeder from the freeway you also have a single bottleneck. If you have many feeders then your road system becomes a sieve - unable to stop the flow of traffic.

The development of many new freeways within your boarders will help to move people and materials all around your cities and suburbs faster than any other technology.