With this DLC expansion, players will be able to: Introducing: Airports!Ĭities: Skylines Airports will let players move away from the generic "one size fits all" airports currently in the game and customize their own. During an stream, Paradox announced the next DLC heading to Cities: Skylines. Cities: Skylines features tons of content in its base game, available on multiple platforms, but Paradox has released numerous DLC expansions to augment and evolve the game over the years. If you've ever desired to build and manage your own virtual city, the number one recommendation from most people will likely be Cities: Skylines, a long-running city management simulator from Paradox Interactive. 25, 2022 on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC simultaneously. Cities: Skylines Airports will let players design, manage, and upgrade custom airports for their cities instead of the previous "one size fits all" approach.During an stream, Paradox announced the next DLC expansion heading to Cities: Skylines.Cities: Skylines is a critically acclaimed city management simulator from Paradox Interactive, and has enjoyed years of support.The long-term solution is of course for there also to be allocation to "first available slot." Right now there's no practical way to build an airport as the aircraft grab all the connection slots and cause us to lose our precious resources and tourists. If a plane is returning to its originating cargo stand, despawn it without having it hold up traffic on the taxiways. Have city service vehicles be able to reach the airport cargo train station when it's on an internal cargo road.ģ. This is unrealistic, yes, but the amount of planes coming in and the amount of gates we could reasonably fit are far fewer than a real international airport anyway!Ģ. Notice how the aircraft stack up whilst queuing at random spots (end of runway, taxiway segments)? Have this happen in each stand, whether passenger or cargo. I hope the Devs can take this under consideration!ġ.
I really do think that there are a couple of quick fixes that would really stop the deleterious effects of the cargo facilities.
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