Tip Four: Tsunami's will not affect your roads, so if you are going to splurge on anything As you can see it splits the island rightĭown the middle, so it's best to wait for it to pass before building on it. On this island here until this earthquake passes. To avoid additional expenses, I don't suggest building anything The first natural disaster to hit is an earthquake, it will completely level any buildings You could also lower the budget for electricity and waterīut since the building area is so spread out it's best to raise taxes instead. This allows you to raise funds quickly and efficiently without doing too much work or spending

Citizens won't complain about taxes until they reach over 12%. As you can see, they tend to regenerate pretty quickly

You WILL encounter issues with buildings becoming abandoned due to high crime rates and fires,īut it is cheaper in the long run to demolish those buildings as they become abandoned than To ignore all services until later on in the scenario. Service buildings they will collapse and need to be replaced entirely. The first two natural disasters hit early on in the game, and if you have any Tip Two: This is going to sound a little bit crazy but tip number two is to ignore all Since you can change the zoning later and our only concern right now is building our bank account.

Zone as much residential as possible in the beginning, The first tip is to start off as cheap as possible, here I'm only building the cheapest roadsĪnd trying to maximize the space as best as I can. Of the map is water, with small islands here and there. The first square you start with, but you can purchase up to 8 more later on. When you enter the scenario you are given an empty map with one highway connection, this is

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