You're going to love this light rail network | Cities Skylines 2

New Dollarton is a modified version of the River Delta map. This is a map based on New York city including New Jersey, Brooklyn, The Bronx and various surrounding cities and landscapes.

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[professorcoms]

There's no way he'd build a giant shopping cen-, he built a giant shopping center

[Paul]

Fine without the bridge. Never thought it made sense to have such expensive infrastructure there

[ykilahteenmaki]

It is so inspiring how you utilize the real infrastructure from google earth to build your own city

[tomashladik]

I think there should be a one more stop in the Downtown, people don't like walking too much 😉

[_eighty]

Im not about to just---
I did it. I built the shopping center.

Great timing on that! I love it

[PoplarPonderosa]

That mall is amazing. So many buildings in one. 😂 Also really enjoy everything to do with the tram line. So many interesting decisions were needed.

[patrickcraft]

I think the bridge could be re-built as a pedestrian walking bridge. Some history could be that when the old railroad line was sold and repurposed for light rail, the city built around and through the city instead of fixing the bridge because it would’ve been cheaper to build around than repurpose old infrastructure. So the city decided to keep the bridge and turn it into a pedestrian bridge so they wouldn’t have to tear it down, keeping some history in the city. Great video TDT!

[evanfagan]

As new jerseyan I am loving this series so much. If i was to be nitpicky I would say there are 0 palm trees in NJ haha, but this is your world and it looks great regardless!

[andrewinnj]

I live in Jersey City and am tickled by your attention to detail in replicating its layout and vibe. The mall you've taken inspiration from is called Newport and, until very recently, was the home of New Jersey's last Sears. Your mall is unfortunately missing Newport's best feature which is, obviously, a Cheesecake Factory.

[DDiGeron]

As a resident of Hoboken / “Lawrenceville”, absolutely correct it has a totally unique identity versus Jersey City and can be a really fun project to try and nail it.

There’s very few high-rises (due to purposeful zoning restrictions) aside from along its very popular waterfront (which has been significantly built up into parks from the old shipping dock infrastructure). 90% of the town is lined with brownstone walk-ups, and as other comments noted cater to young families/college grads from Stevens Institute also in Hoboken. It has a significant Italian culture and can definitely say it’s mainly “yuppies”

[WilliamsBQH]

Seems like CS2 has come a really long way since launch. So happy to see that!

[ghostangel]

Incredible! I think you could make a supernode where your tram crosses the long park (old park) in your downtown. Your intersections will create way to much traffic.

[bjroo]

The shopping center spawning in was something i was not prepared for lol

[lukgame-ud]

Recycling old train tracks to tram tracks is a good idea. Another opportunity is using big streets. You can just delete two lines of the street and build a tram track instead. I think next step could be to connect other parts of the city with tram. I think tram is a cheap and efficient public transport. And there is some room for detailling at the tram stations ;-)

[theorixlux]

Having a subterranean tunnel connecting the bus/taxi depot and the tram would be amazing: imagine seeing the mob of people periodically emerge from the tunnels mouth?!

[sandre]

Love the shopping mall build. For the parking garage, I think it would be nice to have a small custom pedestrian bridge connecting the parking lots to the shopping mall complex.

[Saurion]

Alternatively, you could turn off the useless sub buildings in your shopping center and save the money and pollution. Also that bridge was goofy af and I'm glad it's gone.

[MisterT]

This message is for the YouTube Algorithm. ;-). Great video!

[zecordeiro]

I love this, i think would look great to have a museum or an historical building where the bridge was

[EdwardM-tp]

I'm quite impressed at how far along Cities Skylines 2 has come along, and how good a job you've done with New Dimesburg. Excellent video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻