Can I Survive 100 Years of Tsunamis in Cities: Skylines?

I tried to survive by building a city that could withstand one tsunami every year for 100 years in Cities: Skylines. Start out in a pit below sea level and move upward...

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[DPadGamer]

This should be an easy challenge, simply spread a few bags of rice on the ground after each tsunami.

[gorevoid]

People coming back to underwater town every year: “this time will be different”

[dreamerofthorns]

From here on out I'm going to believe that AA has no memory retention and entirely ad-libs his scripts based only on the cliffnotes known as save names

[Bomber]

I love the occasional boat getting stuck on/in the wall

[TheCryptid]

Curiously enough the Richter scale equivalent for measuring a tsunami is called the Soloviev-Imamura tsunami intensity scale

[concreteln]

A poonami has to be in the top 3 worst ways to die

[Xhalph]

Cities Skylines has always been a flooding simulator first and a city builder second.

The fish stick factory surviving the first tsunami really tickles me. I'm imagining a Simpsons-esque scene where the struggling business sees its neighbours swept one by one. But then when the wave hits them, the factory not only survives, but is filled with free fish.

[ibeakeri]

The fact that both the FISH stick factory and the ICE cube factory survived the second tsunami has me thinking that theres some kind of conspirasea going on👀

[thatonewolfguy]

"Where rich people would live at the top of the hill and be spared from the deadly waters, flooding their neighbors below"
*Ah, the Central Coast*

[bobbacon]

I’m not gonna lie watching ambiguous is like going on a really calm and thought provoking LSD trip

[CasuallyShadow]

Gotta love how the save names are a little extra joke in of themselves

[StatusPia]

Congrats, you managed to simulate the Netherlands!

[Squeesher]

Hearing the background music at the start, not in a Yogscast video, was a bit strange. But I love your content AA, keep being awesome!

[sesto]

When i saw that huge flood wall, all i could think of was:
When the taxes were lowered, people returned to the city and the water evaporated, the humans thought they were safe. But on the 1st of january humanity would receive a grim reminder...

[eudaimaniacs]

Just a random comment out here, what does it for me is the way you vocalize your videos. The way you narrate them so to say. You use immensely complex references, some you probably got from the same books I read because I do get some of them, and you use such a rich vocabulary. I just love it.

[BifronsCandle]

“Underwater: Literally and Financially”

Oh shit, the economy!

[immortan-valkyrie]

So, this is just a Miami 100 yr simulation?

[marteawqakuq]

your discreet commentaries about class struggle are genius

[ProductiveStudios]

Thank you sir for your philosophical and poetic commentary for all that you have made. Starting with Gerald Williams to the present. Looking forward to the next major update for Project Zomboid to see you at where it all began for me once again.

[blondiemom]

>looking for a new city to live in
>ask the city planner if their city is creepy or wet
>he doesnt understand
>pull out illustrated diagram explaining what is creepy and what is wet
>he laughs and says “it’s a good city sir”
>move in
>its wet