I believe you called it the trunk (truck?) line, in the cave where it curves.
Amazing built, how do you managed to align the walkway that way?
I don't know how to feel about the changes. The tall buildings take away the view from there but the buildings themself ain't too bad looking. Plus the addition of all the trees helps a lot.
Probably only in the same way cartoons made kids belief that gravity only takes affect when one looks to the audience. Most often, most kids won't transfer any of that to reality but we all had that one kid at our school who was reaaaaaally close to do the Naruto run.
The US has twice as many parties as China. If that ain't a major difference then I don't what is /s
That's just depressing.
I've got a similar set of stages but mine also include:
Wondering if I should just restart at a new location, feeling intensifies when looking at the spagetti.
Walking away looking for hard drives for three hours.
Spending hours detailing a pipeline/belt system.
Realising that the last extension of my factory wasn't hooked to electricity/raw inputs, thus aggregating issues with previous stages.
We are all built differently, my dad still plays to this day the settlers 4. Not even the history edition, but the one I installed (from CD!) for him a decade or more ago. Don't know how he does it.
I often built one big tower on stilts with empty 'maintenance' floors in between factory floors in which I hide lots of spaghetti. I often have had a mall (subject to change now) and usually set out to built part X, get the raw resources needed and cram it all on one floor of the tower.
I have also previously abused the fact that you can use trains to get under the water line. Deep enough under it and you won't get damaged. Have built myself an under water base a la bioshock. Was great fun.
Now in 1.0 I have set up my main base and I am considering options of where and what to do. Just got my trains and will see where it takes me.
Curls <3
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Don't you think the timeline is fucked enough?