I built the CITY OF THE FUTURE in Cities Skylines 2!

We're checking out Cities Skylines 2 (City Skyline 2) today, and what better way to do it than to build a dystopian staircase city?

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[lXlDarKSuoLlXl]

2:18 Matt, you absolute architect, people _should_ be able to go up, how do you expect the mansions of the rich to be cleaned? They need service people! So instead on a single one way road, there should be two, but the one going up should have very expensive tolls, that way only the rich or the people working for them could go up 😂

[SirValoso]

'Looking down at the people that make it all work'
Goes ahead and puts the architects down there

[sickbozzer]

I love the fact he doesn't notice that nobody is going up to the higher levels as *they physically can't because its a one way down road*

[better.better]

New Title suggestion: "RCE Reinvents The Caste System"

[theojones]

"You need a place to store the poo before you build the crazy middle east projects" someone should've told the architects behind the Burj Khalifa

[zoe..d]

Giving new meaning to the term Highborn.

Waiting for an intro song for his new series: Highborners. We need that bouncy musical head.

[Renagede]

Should've had one-way roads that go up each level but has to pass through a toll.
Pay to go up, but going down is free.

[DemonKing]

You should build a city on mount Everest (not actually) but basically pick/make a map with a huge mountain range going down the middle and you have to build your city with only two rules: The first is you must maintain as much of mountain's natural structure as possible, so no flattening large sections of it until it makes sense. The second is no floating roads, basically meaning if you want to connect two levels you have to use tunnels from one side of mountain to the other.

No strict dimension limitations like you have here, but you have to figure out good spots to put things like hospitals and trash when flat terrain is at a premium.

[gwalla]

Between building underground ghettos for the working class, and implementing a health plan of exiling sick beavers to a remote camp that he doesn't fund, Matt has really been embracing his inner Tory lately.

[CNYSmokeBBQ]

Instead of making the cork-screw roads for each level, make each step the right 'depth' to allow for one continuous road from the top to the bottom that touches each level at the edge and just make an intersection at each level.

[MrMagdalore]

Day 1 of asking Matt for his credit card number

[theglaucusblue]

8:28 "Only rich people have access to healthcare". Nice to see RCE finally making an USA themed city

[PimbSeventyNine]

You should redo this concept but in a full circle. Like Dante's Inferno, the deeper you go, the worst is your fate.

[RytsarofKrieg]

The top should’ve just been a single dog park

[abcpsyroman]

6:32 Fun fact: The Burj Khalifa has no connection to the sewing system. Every day an army of trucks has to come by, to collect the poop.

[krald]

RCE made a Hive City, just needs some Chaos cults running around the sump, and throw in some Geanstealers for good measure

[InkshadowGaming]

Now I wonder how a pyramid or conical city would work... Taking the same principles essentially but developing it further. Having slopes rather than the spiral roads monstrosity we all love xD

[oldmanramblingatclouds]

Nice to see RCE once again applying real-world principles to his gameplay!

[dblevins]

And for todays installment of Insane Engineers, we peek in on RCE as he starts building Coruscant for his new empire.

[benjamin-]

"Perfectly straight, you don't want a bent one"- Real Civil Engineer. 0:43