日本にそっくりな世界一住みやすい街『 Cities Skylines II / シティーズスカイライン2 』

Summary

This video follows a city builder's ambitious and sometimes misguided attempts to design an ideal metropolis. Starting with a poorly planned slum, the builder tries adding roads and amenities, but traffic jams and pollution proliferate. Undeterred, the builder plows ahead, demolishing slums to build shiny skyscrapers, adding schools and hospitals, lowering taxes to attract residents. However, growth stalls as dissatisfied citizens protest high rents and inadequate services. Through trial and error, the builder slowly improves the city, connecting districts and enhancing infrastructure. Despite mistakes along the way, the video ends on a hopeful note, the builder vowing to continue expanding and perfecting the thriving, if imperfect, metropolis.

Takeaways

• 🛣️ The channel is dedicated to building the world's easiest city to live in, aiming for a population of 200,000.
• 🚗 Previous efforts included installing an extensive elevated highway system throughout the city to alleviate traffic congestion.
• 🚌 A shopping district has been connected by roads, allowing for vehicle access to shops, though it has led to significant traffic jams.
• 🚨 The focus is now on further improving the highway system and addressing areas of the city that are not yet well-served by roads.
• 🚲 Pedestrian overpasses have been introduced to facilitate foot traffic over busy roads, aiming to reduce congestion.
• 🖥️ A garbage incineration plant was forcibly placed to deal with waste management issues, despite potential dissatisfaction from nearby residents.
• 🚚 Traffic flow improvements have been made through various measures, including road removals and the creation of new access points.
• 📈 Population and employment metrics are closely monitored, with adjustments made to taxes and urban planning to influence these figures.
• 📖 Educational facilities and public services are expanded to cover underserved areas, aiming to enhance the overall livability of the city.
• 🛠 A new, more upscale residential area is developed, signifying a shift towards more exclusive urban zones.

Q & A

What is the main goal of the city builder in the video?

The main goal is to try to build a city with 200,000 inhabitants that is the most livable city in the world.

What methods does the city builder use to try to achieve this goal?

The builder uses various methods like building highways, residential zones, commercial areas, public services like hospitals and police stations, adjusting taxes, and improving infrastructure and access.

What are some of the challenges the city builder faces?

Challenges faced include traffic congestion, insufficient garbage collection, pollution, lack of public services, and not being able to attract enough residents.

How does the city builder try to address traffic congestion?

Methods used to reduce traffic include adding highways, changing road layouts, adjusting intersections, and improving access from highways.

What residential zones are created in the city?

Zones include high-rise apartment towers, single residential homes, and public housing areas.

How does the city builder try to attract more higher-income residents?

Tactics include building luxury high-rise zones, reducing taxes, adding amenities like schools and hospitals, and improving access to commercial areas.

What causes population levels to fluctuate in the city?

Population changes based on available jobs, taxes, access to services, pollution levels, and availability of housing.

What types of commercial areas are built in the city?

Commercial zones include shopping districts, gas stations, parking lots, and access roads connecting them to residential areas.

How does the builder address insufficient garbage collection?

By building dedicated garbage incineration plants, though these contribute to pollution.

What happens when public housing areas are demolished?

Many residents become homeless with no place to go, reducing the overall city population.