Cities Skylines, but a TSUNAMI hits every 10 minutes...

We're taking on classic Cities Skylines (City Skyline) challenges whilst we wait for Cities Skylines 2 (CS2). This time we're engineering a city where a tsunami of random intensity hits every 10 minutes. Can I use THE POWER OF ENGINEERING to stay ahead of the destructive waves in Cities Skylines?

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[MorganeFichter]

Matt: I learned a lot from our previous experiences with Tsunamis
Also Matt: didn't build a single wall or contraption to stop the Tsunamis

[rickswordfire]

RCE managed to create a city that alternates between being on fire and being flooded

[bojac]

The issue with the garbage was it couldn't find paths to where it needed to go. Since all the roads were built with Anarchy on, many of them didn't actually intersect, they just crossed each other, so vehicles couldn't go from one road to a different one.

[TheStealthyEmpire]

You know it's a good day when rce publishes a Cities Skylines video

[KeepTryin]

Mayor: "believe me, there will be no more tsunamis, come to our city build your house and life!"

[kavyon]

Funny how a city that's constantly underwater is always burning with fires.

[senorspahrtan]

Can we get a mod maker to whip up a disaster mod where you can set the parameters and whatever you picked will randomly span every set time with absolutely no warning whatsoever? Matt will just be building and then boom, tsunami wipes out the buildings he just plopped down without him even knowing it’s happening. Chaos will reign.

[CDubya.]

Forget being an engineer, you could be a politician. "Dont worry about the sunami, its just a watering of the plants!"

[SullySadface]

This is the most overengineered fire suppression mechanism I've ever seen. Kudos!

[Endymion]

The seweroutlet being the spot where the tsunamis gonna hit is pure comedy, the town angered the sea with the brown water and got it returned with extras

[flametrowero]

Forcing people to live on a mountain which occasionally goes on fire with little to no services while a tsunami will certainly hit is a true Cities Skylines experience.

[Sanity]

the auto demolish mod is the one thing that makes this game playable in my opinion. having to demolish destroyed buildings one by one is unbearable. you can recover 10x faster with the mod turned on.

[bones]

Real civil engineer when fake uncivil architect walks in he made the tsunamis

[SomeRandomAviationGuy]

I love how the people want water yet there is a huge tsunami coming at them in 7 minutes.

[mynxone]

Tip for Matt: Coal plants need deliveries of COAL to function. A stable connection to the outside highway inlet will ensure that deliveries get there...unless they are wiped off the face of the map! ;)

-P.S Fire houses DO NOT have jail cells!

[dycedargselderbrother]

1:33 Fun fact, poo outlets can't be destroyed by water. They literally work underwater.

[yaroslavpanych]

At the beginning of the video he references his extended experience of fighting tsunami and proceeds not to apply it at all. No single channel or damb was built at all!

[shivanSpS]

the problem here is that anarchy mode roads can break how roads intersect, your garbage collectors, police and fire engines didnt work because of that. Also some structures are far more resistant or downright invulnerable to tsunami damage, as you could see in the end there with the wind turbines.

[Larsonplays]

I love how he is like " we got to help the city" when he doesn't put up walls to block the tsunami. Anyway love the vids. Cya soon!

[AbsalomIndustries]

Episodes like these make me feel good about my micromanagement abilities. I wonder how RCE would fare in a 20 minute population challenge.