Would love to see more industry and better drivers. To access fishing, you need to go into the newly formed waste and industry tab, which houses both the fishing stuff and. Still, the whole addition felt a little tacked on, especially where it's all located within the main navigation.

The fishing industry is a welcomed addition, and I thoroughly enjoyed implementing the process into my city. Source: Windows Central (Image credit: Source: Windows Central) And speaking of maps, five new ones are available, including Azure Gulf, Crater Falls, Desert Oasis, Fisher Enclave, and Swamplands.Īnd if all that wasn't enough, there's a new aviation club unique building, six more policies, more Chirps, and seven Steam achievements. Desert maps are now a more viable option. And finally, there's a new large water tower. These are excellent additions that make for a more realistic setup for a small town or bustling city, allowing mayors and city planners to incorporate the new buildings. To deal with all the excess waste generated from the city, there are some new tools added to the base game, including a waste transfer facility, processing complex, and inland treatment planet. These hubs are a great way of connecting various transport links for a more efficient system. Five new transport hubs are available, including one for: Thanks to the great intersection makers whose work I use in maps!Īgusingnavy - modified Zoo Interchange (no longer on workshop)Ī decorated version (Workshop trees, AJR's Laviante 2.As well as the fishing industry, Paradox Interactive added some new features in the DLC that make this an overall recommendation from us. The land, with lots of pockets of water and rolling hills, is meant to be like northern fishing areas that were under glacial ice, for example Maine USA, Sweden, Finland and such.

The best way I've found is to have a narrow straight through which flows a very rapid and deep flow of water. They have to do with the current and depth of water.īecause of the water physics, the one difficult fish to design into a map is Tuna. The locations of different fish types depends on the map maker. You don't need any DLC to play this map, but if you *do* get Sunset Harbor, this map has all four fish types. A version of this map using workshop trees and a custom theme is located here: įrom the guy who makes such inventive names like Vanilla Coast, here is.

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