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So much in CS has changed i'd be very suprised if this mod still works. can someone please give me a definate answer .. if it doesn't then i'll mark it as outdated and no longer working
Similarly, even when unlocked you can't easy (and quickly) place parallel divided motorways, making it hard to strategically plan. Interchanges are difficult and slow to produce, and even adding workshop interchanges is hard unless you have completely flat terrain.
The game makes things that should be simple difficult and slow, impacting the speed with which you can get a decent functional city happening.
I wrote this mod because i didn't like how the bigger moids opened up way too much. so i wrote this one so that it would only inlock the first annoying step at the start of the game
I could see that how to place a road might be needed in the first game, but not after that. thats why i made this mod. I'm glad everyone is enjoying this little mod of mine, thanks to all who've rated it and subscribed even added to their Favourites. Who knows if enough people use this they may change it in the game, like has happened already with the idea from the enhanced roads mod.
Not sure why the developers felt the need for the restriction at all in the first place