If you don't already know (read: if you're not someone that's already put thousands of hours in Cities), here are some good strategies for building your commercial zones in Industries.įirst and most importantly, remember that commercial zones, as always, act as a buffer between the pollution and crime that industry creates and the residential zones' hatred of both of those things. This prevents bottlenecks that can keep finished goods from getting from the places they're produced to the places where they're sold to consumers. Your resources are going to determine where your industrial zones are in this brave new Skylines world, which means that everything else you're going to be building is going to be in service of your industries.Ĭommercial zones should be transport-accessible in the most efficient ways possible. In order to get the most efficient use out of the new mechanics, you don't want to have to do major urban renewal, so start on a blank slate and you'll be perfectly prepared for the second step. not already covered by other city services or buildings).
While you can easily redefine existing industrial areas using the DLC's new tools, you'll probably want to have a fresh map where you have the forests and fertile lands free (e.g. Step 1: Honestly, Consider Starting A New City This step-by-step guide will turn you into a great industrialist in no time. But instead of throwing a party for yourself, you're probably looking at all those new features like “These look fun, but what am I going to DO with all of them?”
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