The availability of natural resources is also a feature you're going to want to think about, depending on how much emphasis on industry is in your plans.

Experienced players might welcome the challenge though, or have ideas of their own that play into the irregular ground. For new players, maps with lots of flat land are great because they create clean and consistent cities where minimal terraforming is required. Here's the full list of achievements.On the same line of thought, the amount of flat land is also a point to consider, but this largely depends on your skill level. But it could be fun to do it again in Cities: Skylines 2. There are also more classic disasters like tornadoes and forest fires shown in the achievements.Īs for following a citizens 'lifepath' from childhood to old age, well, been there done that. 'You Little Stalker!' - Follow a citizen's lifepath from childhood to old ageīoy, rats and hailstorms? Are we sure this isn't a survival city builder? I guess the rat problem could be an event if you have sanitation issues, trash buildup, or sewage problems in your city, and hail sounds interesting because unlike rain or snow it could do damage to buildings or vehicles. 'The Size of Golf Balls!' - Experience a hailstorm 'Things Are Not Looking Up' - Experience a rat infestation But there are a few more interesting ones: Rest assured, if there are more map tiles in an area you can't build on, modders will find a way to unlock those too.Īmong the rest of the achievements there are plenty of routine-sounding accomplishments, like for building an airport, creating a district, having various numbers of citizens and happiness ratings, unlocking every building in the game, and things like that. Based on the name of the achievement it sounds to me like that's the entire map, and the amount of points awarded makes it seem like it's a late-game sort of cheevo. One of those achievements, 'Everything the Light Touches,' awards 50 points for unlocking 150 map tiles in a single city.

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