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on May 18, 2019

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Starting My City Game Over

In recent weeks, I've been really sick. This is apparently due to the next door neighbor being a drug dealer.

He's moving out because he was evicted. I'm feeling better than I have in weeks and today I've been uploading many screenshots from my word salad city building game to this blog and deleting them from my phone.

I made multiple posts of just screenshots. I then deleted all of them from my overloaded phone, then took a few screenshots of my city game in its current state. Those will be included in this post (below).

I cannot remember what I wanted to say about screenshots taken weeks ago while I was ill. I get bored with this game when the city gets too big. The early game is more fun.

So I'm going to start over and see if I can do a better job of actually blogging about it.

So you can check the archive for the posts very creatively titled Pics 1 and then Pics 1.2 through 1.8. They are roughly in reverse chronological order.

You will notice a large co…

Fitting 100 Jobs In The First Tract Of Land

I like experimenting with games like this to see what works. I've gone through periods where I start the game over repeatedly in one afternoon so I can test various strategies.

You get a lot of bonuses in the early game. Some of those bonuses are in cash and some are in gems.

Later in the game, bonuses are less frequent and they only come in the form of gems. The infusion of cash bonuses in the early game is important for helping you accomplish certain things and planning around those bonuses is an important part of early game strategy.

You get a nice chunk of change for hitting 100 citizens and also for hitting 100 employees. All jobs are filled by locals, so you need 100 people first to hit 100 employees.

I've tried just buying cheap buildings to try to stretch my limited resources. This strategy prevents you from fitting 100 employees into the footprint of the tract of land you start with.

This means you need to buy more land (or do a lot of upgrades) to hit…

Experiments on the way to a tiny footprint and other miscellany

Screenshots from playing around, seeing what might work before successfully doing the tiny footprint.

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