File:: Cities.skylines.v1.15.0.f7.incl.all.dlc.z...Since you're looking for an "interesting blog post" related to this, I've outlined the most impactful topics from that era of the game: : Bloggers at sites like PC Gamer and Rock Paper Shotgun frequently discussed how this update finally allowed players to move away from car-centric design. It introduced "service points" that handle logistics, allowing you to create walkable, pollution-free downtowns. : Paradox Interactive released a series of deep-dives on the mechanics of v1.15. You can find the Plazas & Promenades Dev Diaries on their official forums, which explain the math behind the pedestrian area logic. The v1.15 update was a major shift for the game, introducing pedestrian-only zones and specialized wall-to-wall buildings. If you're diving back into this specific build, these blog-style insights highlight why it remains a fan favorite: |
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Since you're looking for an "interesting blog post" related to this, I've outlined the most impactful topics from that era of the game: : Bloggers at sites like PC Gamer and Rock Paper Shotgun frequently discussed how this update finally allowed players to move away from car-centric design. It introduced "service points" that handle logistics, allowing you to create walkable, pollution-free downtowns. : Paradox Interactive released a series of deep-dives on the mechanics of v1.15. You can find the Plazas & Promenades Dev Diaries on their official forums, which explain the math behind the pedestrian area logic. The v1.15 update was a major shift for the game, introducing pedestrian-only zones and specialized wall-to-wall buildings. If you're diving back into this specific build, these blog-style insights highlight why it remains a fan favorite: |
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