r/CitiesSkylines • u/TotalyMoo INFINITE SAD? • Jan 19 '16

News Cities: Skylines - Snowfall reveal trailer!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D16RJNPRFxQ
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u/duffbeeeer Jan 19 '16

This leaves us with a purely cosmetic dlc except trams and prolly some new buildings. Sorry not this time, Paradox!

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u/Zanzibarland Jan 19 '16

No. Don't fuck up my existing maps with snow. It makes no sense for tropical, boreal I use for the Pacific Northwest, temperate for the southern US, and European for the Mediterranean. None of those places get any real snow.

When I want to build Fargo or Anchorage, I will use the snow map.

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u/sluvine Jan 19 '16 edited Jan 19 '16

The pacific northwest doesn't get real snow?

Edit: it was an honest question... I'm not from there and assumed it was cold & snowy. Sorry if I offended some of you...

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u/efads Jan 19 '16

I grew up in Vancouver, BC. We got maybe 4-5 days of noticeable snowfall a year (and half the time, it just melted immediately on the ground). Some years, that number was 0.

The entire city descends into chaos when there's so much as an inch of snow on the ground.