The one rule for moving into town is that you need to come with a full bladder, otherwise the entire balance is thrown off.

@acters124

10 ай бұрын

people will be importing drinks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic, into the city which should slowly fill the poo reservoir.

@Francisco1234Cruz

10 ай бұрын

Naw man, bring an extra gallon to refill yourself.

@user-ky7zp8jo1w

10 ай бұрын

Yeah

@CARTER_PLAY

10 ай бұрын

Yeah lol

@bubbatools6701

8 ай бұрын

I mean it isn't that unusual, needing to use the restroom after a long road trip or flight

This is the most efficient sewage usage I've ever seen, 0 waste.

@TheArchitectOfDreams

Жыл бұрын

Actually, he's not utilizing air pollution. That can be reused into clean air.

@vukkumsp

Жыл бұрын

Funny thing is People started pooping without water to start with 😂

@ethaniel_tweedy

Жыл бұрын

0% waste using 100% waste 🤯

@Lord_common_sense

Жыл бұрын

@@vukkumsp dieareha 💀

@MattJDylan

Жыл бұрын

Like that futurama quote about doing robot with used aluminum cans, and cans with old robot 🤔

Hey Matt, small hint: Use the Eco Water Treatment Plant from the Green Cities DLC instead of the Water Drain Pipe. They treat the water before releasing them into the environment. Therefore the released water is much cleaner and you need fewer Floating Garbage Collectors to make your water drinkable. Overall this should save you a lot of money because garbage collectors are very expensive to operate, but the water treatment plants are only marginally more expensive than the drain pipes. Additionally, I think an engineer's paradise such as your cities should have as much amazing engineering as possible, and the water treatment engineering bits have been neglected by all of your cities so far. Dumping your waste untreated into the environment is for architects only.

@mgunter

Жыл бұрын

Then the Eden project makes it 0 waste.

@Jim-Bagel

Жыл бұрын

DLC is cheating

@jmazurek5523

Жыл бұрын

speaking of cheating with DLC if you have sunset harbour you can use the algae filtration district policy on your pumps and intakes to make your sewage pretty much drinkable

@torinnbalasar6774

Жыл бұрын

@@Jim-Bagel if dlc is cheating, then what do you call the use of Industries?

@WowCreativeUsername

Жыл бұрын

@@Jim-Bagel Console commands is cheating. Mods can sometimes be cheating. Using official content is not cheating.

I love how you casually didn't disgus the shape of your second reservoir.

@3173_Delta

Жыл бұрын

It is a really strong shape 💪

@davidmatthews5761

Жыл бұрын

It's the cock and balls reservoir

@Potato-ko3oc

10 ай бұрын

@@3173_Delta pinus and bals >>> triangles

@teambellavsteamalice

10 ай бұрын

I wondered why an engineer wouldn't apply basic common sense and place all recyclers in series, parallel is so inefficient. But I guess the sheik's bureau of aesthetics wanted an ehh.. artistic shape.

@ThatGuyThatFarms

10 ай бұрын

@@3173_Deltayep very strong

It's time for Economics 101 with Matt... *Disclaimer: Do not use RCE as a reliable source of how to structure a city wide, oil based economy, or you may end up creating a dystopian hell-scape.*

@tyrannicaljj6542

Жыл бұрын

Understood.

@cesarpalmos8235

Жыл бұрын

I agree to the terms, now when do we learn about the efficient engineering?

@JohnCooper-gm6mn

Жыл бұрын

@@monad_tcp Take your pseudo-political hot take to a thread that cares to listen to your drivel and stop cluttering up mine.

@JohnCooper-gm6mn

Жыл бұрын

@@monad_tcp Oh my word, what a funny little clown you are. 🤣 🤡🤣🤡🤣 My comment is about how Matt was creating a dystopian hell-scape *in the game* . 🙄 You know, killing all his population off by pumping raw sewage into their homes, how he let the pollution levels get out of control and how he managed to keep running out of funds and jacking up his tax rate. A humorous comment about the contents of the video... the *gaming* video that we all just enjoyed watching. A point everyone other than you seems to have been able to pick up on. So again, please, pretty please, with sugar and icing and a little tiny cherry on top; take your unsolicited, ill informed, angry at the world because you feel inadequate, pseudo-political, ice cold, hot take elsewhere and let the rest of the thread have a laugh. Perhaps you should try shoving it up your backside, that way it can be closer to your head. 🤷🏻‍♂️ (Edit: Luiz appears to either not have the fortitude to keep their comments up, is having them deleted because they were offensive, or actually took my advice and decided to repost them in their butt. Either way, I'm taking the W on this one. 🤪)

@monad_tcp

Жыл бұрын

@@JohnCooper-gm6mn I'm deleting it because you are right, It was fun seeing you get so triggered by a joke. Man, did you get offended by it, I'm laughing here.

It's good to know that if you are dying of dehydration in the desert, you can always use your poo as an endless supply of water.

@TrolledBy

Жыл бұрын

But only if you have $50k for a water treatment plant and $1k a week for upkeep, not to even mention finding someone in the desert to sell you one. Or, you can Bear Grylls it and just drink your own piss straight from the source.

@dijosto

Жыл бұрын

Sewage isn't just poo ;P

Normal people: it's called "People" and "Population" Matt: No it's "Poople" and "Poopulation"

@mr.jglokta191

Жыл бұрын

69 likes! Nice! 😁

Which came first? The water or the sewage? One of Philosophy's great questions.

As someone who grew up in Arizona I can say this video is 100% accurate

@dannypipewrench533

Жыл бұрын

YEP! Nice to see a fellow XB-70 fan from Arizona.

@bustahoneynut9873

11 ай бұрын

Ayeee arizona gang

I notice that in the view from Casa de Matt, the financial district buildings hide the chemical wasteland of your industrial district.

Hot, sunny, no water, sounds like yer typical festival😃

@pheonix4383

Жыл бұрын

Sounds like the average day in Texas

@garfs_lawyer

Жыл бұрын

@@pheonix4383 only Texas? 💀

@highoncatnip_

Жыл бұрын

@@pheonix4383 i haven’t had problems, then again i’ve only been here 7 months

@UnnLykley

Жыл бұрын

the festivals we run have lots of water at least

Matt really just embraced his inner gold-digging industrialist

@alirezajb3329

Жыл бұрын

More like oil-rigging

i live in an oil town thats in a desert and i 1000x% love that it feels like we're being called out, with the whole skyscrapers out in the middle of nowhere to the flip flop of our local economy being basically solely reliant on how well oil sells. Not quite there on the whole drinking our own literal poop yet, though some might say they think otherwise. Love your vids!

There's no water? That's my architect landlord every other day.

Ah gotta love it when in Cities Skylines you set up a specific industry in a specific zone and the game is like "Hey we didn't get the raw materials for a second! Import it in!" Because I love it when my lumber industry imports lumber despite setting it up in a forest with plenty of lumber according to the location... :D

So much better seeing you play with gameplay demands

For some reason I don't fully comprehend, this was one of the most relaxing and fulfilling episodes you ever put out.

3:38 Ah yes clean energy winds turbines who's only purpose is to power oil pumps. Truly glorious

As a petroleum engineer I absolutely love seeing all them pumpjacks and rigs, its beautiful.

20:15 RCE: The arch, the lovely symbol of Engineering... you mean, Architecture? 🤣🤣

"Building a city in the middle of the desert that has no natural resources like water that you need is bloomin' expensive" Me who lives in Arizona: 👀 I'm pretty sure you just built Phoenix in 21 minutes.

@dannypipewrench533

Жыл бұрын

Meanwhile, just 40 to 50 miles to the west Buckeye, Tonopah, Wintersburg, and Arlington are sitting on an enormous aquifer. Actually, most of Arizona has ground water, the places I mentioned are just odd in the fact that they do not really rely on the Colorado River.

as a former Land Surveyor, I'm always amazed by drainage engineering. So, I've always thoroughly enjoyed your content. Keep it up.

>no water >lots of oil >desert >dysfunctional sewer system >high density skyrises So basically Dubai.

It’s crazy how accurate the process of industrialization in the desert is in the game to real life (that is ignoring all the crazy prices of technology in the game of course)

Could you make this into an ongoing series?

I Finally finished Binge Watching every City Skyline Video you have posted. Please post more of these!!

"no one have complained about the water in ages" 2 secends later 18 people have asked for water🤣

"Oh look a tower" - Looking at the Space Needle

@LegoDork

Жыл бұрын

Through the St. Louis Arch, you unworldly knob.

The Stillsuit is necessary to survive the harsh Arrakis weather while you're mining spice. It uses the body's moisture to rehydrate the wearer.

18:28 I see what you did there, very cheeky. Love it. Got you a Sub, Like and Ringing of the Bell.

I got a traffic questions and a bridge question! There is a overpass in the US where our traffic changes from driving on the right to driving on the left. Why would you do this when controlling traffic and is it called something specific? The GPS coordinates are 38.817969, -77.640031 and it's route 15 that does it. It's been driving me crazy trying to figure out why they do this. My bridge question is, how do you feel about the US having one of the London Bridges from 1800's? Any plans to check it out? The bridge is the one over Lake Havasu in the US.

@OCinneide

Жыл бұрын

A youtuber did a video on it. It stops crashes by making it that cars don't end up having a four+ choice intersection.

@Janiire.

Жыл бұрын

I believe it’s called a diamond interjection or something like that(the diamond but I’m sure about)

@JBRam2002

Жыл бұрын

It's called a Diverging Diamond Interchange. It's useful because all turns no longer cross over traffic, and it reduces the number of traffic lights down to just two junctions. It's significantly safer when designed properly.

@godlyfrog

Жыл бұрын

The intersection is called a "diverging diamond". If you've been watching RCE for a while, he creates one and describes why it's used in one of his videos in the "Freeways" series.

@QemeH

Жыл бұрын

@@JBRam2002 It is significantly safer *FOR CARS* - is an important caveat to add to that. So they are great for grade-seperated interchanges of high-capacity roads that are not at all planned for walking and/or biking. They are NOT recommended AT ALL for streets (and no, I won't talk about these god-aweful "stroad" monsters the US has).

Send in the beavers!

Would love to see RCE take a crack at Oxygen Not Included, given his interest in converting poo water to clean water. Also a great game for clever engineering solutions.

@3173_Delta

Жыл бұрын

It is a little more demanding in planning ahead and not goofing around but yeah!

Even more hubris than dredging up oil in a desert would be to turn it into a farming capital. :) (See the Colorado River basin and the Sonoran Desert for a real life example...)

Wouldn't mind seeing you continue on this map.

"OMG it's huge. I forgot how big they were. We want to shove it in that end I believe." 😂 nice one 🤣

Dry, sandy and no water? Sounds like the UK in summer

Matt is officially an architect

This is one of the best depictions of issues with desert mega cities

I really like this concept. Please keep up this series.

Matt you’ve inspired me to become an architect because being an engineer means that you have to do too much work

Engitopia, the city hydrated by the tears of architects

RCE just made a perfect example of a desert city. On the outside there is such advanced skyscrapers but on the inside the basics of life are missed for example Dubai doesn't have working sewage. This city doesn't have good roads

"Opression makes the world go round"

Please make this a series! so fun

" 'oppression office' we're in the desert 💀

Let's gooo!!!

You should do a series for Prehistoric Kingdom, it'd be awesome to see you engineer some of the stuff on there!

Some deserts stay quite cold from undergrond rivers, or sea fog, or different sand material. One desert in usa or mexico is made of gypsum.

@LegoDork

Жыл бұрын

Antarctica is mostly desert.

@danser_theplayer01

Жыл бұрын

@@LegoDork true. But the context is about sand desert.

I would like to revisit this city again in the near future

Thank you so much I've been bord lookin for something to watch for 2 hours

Love your daily content!!!!

I always thought City Skylines was a hyper realilistic game until it said oil field workers needed to have an education 😆

@anthonynorman7545

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha!!! Too true!

It really is amazing how many different uses oil has, plastics, medicines, energy

so funy thing about cities skylines, if you start with everything unlocked, you don't have a city full of people that can pay for the things that get unlocked... and when you add people to your city, they demand things like police, fire service, garbage collection exetera, right? well if you DIDNOT unlock everything, then the game disables the people's desire for fire service, police service, garbage colelction AND other stuff. because the developers of the game decided that it made more sense to limit what you have to juggle at the start of a game, at least until you unlock some milestones, like getting your city to a larger sized population. so using the 'unlock everything from the start' option, makes the game fundamentally HARDER(, but not impossible). If you want to try this challenge again, try it without unlock-everything. another little fact, the cars, trucks and everything, need turn around spots in your roads, otherwise they'd proceed to the end of the road regardless of where they want to actually go. this is fairly unrealistic behavior so most people don't think to deal with it or work around it, but you have to actually include like intersections and stuff so that they don't just generate out of thin air, and proceed to go the wrong direction for the destination they have in mind for AGES before eventually turning around and going the correct way. this also affects the walkers. because they have the same a.i. so you counter-intuitively need turn around spots, like intersections, for paths. and oh yeah, not every road has a path for them to walk on, and some things might not be valid turn-arounds, so you'd have to actually watch the path to see if it gets used.

The Burj Khalifa is truly a feat if engineering, built on sandstone and on massive pillars, incredible height, everything bout it is amazing

Such a beautiful and artistic design he made for water treatment 18:28 its a piece of art

14:37 I liked it when he did this.

id happily wtch a series of this!

So what Matt teaches us about sewage treatment is, fill a hole in the earth with poo water, flick out the turds, pump it back into people's homes, which makes more poo water.

Architects sit their and doodle on a piece of paper and then say it’s sufficient for the engineer to figure out get rid of the middle man and just leave us with engineers

Video starts, hang on is Matt actually making a serious Cities video. 2:50 in. Nope of course not. Laughter ensues. Quick double take a few minutes later as the engineering actually makes sense. Nicely done, might try this in my own city.

I think I'm a architect secretly. I want to make a giant solar power array that's set up in space that's pretty much giant sails and they are in geosynchronous orbit and tethered to the ground with power cable. Plus since it's in space cables to keep the form so no heavy bulky wieghts...weights.... except for the tons of sails and cables

the highlight of my day!!!

If you are going to build in the desert, you need casinos.

😂Matt-“I’m not going to dig down I’m going to dig up “😂

Love it. Thanks!

I wish I am engineer like you, but instead I am just a lawyer 😔 Lawyers are architects 😪

@backupplan6058

Жыл бұрын

Lawyers don’t don’t design cases, they build cases for their clients. You are the engineers of the court. Pure evil engineers but engineers nonetheless.

@sylpisophia5612

Жыл бұрын

aww... don't be sad, I loved the netflix show "Suits" 🤣 Lawyers are such bad ass, at least Harvey is 🤣

@MrNote-lz7lh

Жыл бұрын

Is it true you dress up in a red devil costume and fight crime as a hobby?

ok so i know this probably won't get any response, but i've been slightly obsessed with the little choir piece at the end of the video here (i know RCE uses it a lot, but this is a pretty clear example). i've sort of figured out what the notes/chords are, i just can't place whether or not i've heard it before... does anyone maybe have an idea what it's from/who it's by??

Aha i knew it from the beginning that you were going to turn that sewage push into clean fresh drinking water

5:18 is crazy

I love your cities skylines series RCE

The beginning part sounds like an intro to a documentary

Bro the second pump is a masterpiece both efficiency and design

Very cool. We need a series, WE NEED A SERIES!

We love you RCE

Is that donkey Kong tropical freeze music in the background lol

@StartwigzJR

Ай бұрын

I think It is

I'm so happy to see RCE struggle with money after all the modded episodes

18:29 wow that is a cocky, water treatment plan.

18:29 the perfect shape

Matt, next time to get more money into the system let ALL your people WALK through a few parks before reaching the Oil industry. Also use WAREHOUSES for better and faster export of your oil production. Maybe you can make a POOP basin ONLY, and use fire helicopters to put out a (constant) fire you create in a pit where you also have the regular water pumps. Makes you wonder if that scooped up poop will still be poop if dropped from those helicopters. 🙂 Don't forget to 'credit' me for giving you this idea lol... :P :D

You live in a city:😊 It’s got gravel roads:😀 The water is made from poo:🥲 The city is bankrupt:😕 Your in the desert:😞 The city is made from rce:💀

Bro really tried to use 'poo-lution' instead of 'sew-lution' which actually rhymes 😭

amazing episode

This is basically my hometown in summer (and the other seasons too)

At this point I think there's an addiction to "efficient" shapes

It was great episode!

The large roundabout with cars driving both ways is far more impressive then the water

I don't know if this is still the case but it use to be that due to the way the game rounds water volume you make more water from the sewage then the city uses I watched a sires where this was solved using big evaporation pans

0:08 Let's hope Matt doesn't become Darth Architecture.

I don't get why he doesn't use the actual 'Water treatment plant', a water tower or a rewservoir could also help.

Everytime I think of deserts I think about Las Vegas and how ridiculous it is to put a megacity into a desert when you have other options.... On the other side a Mafia hideout on the middle of nowhere sounds great

the ad was for the ninja drink machine before a video with no water 💀💀💀

As a petroleum engineer, seeing a rig producing Oil is 😂😂. Oh game!!

16:51 Lmao dammit architects 😂 They're too busy trying to make the oil rig look pretty instead

This could be only the idea of an engineer to clean up sewage water to make it drinkable. Good, Job!

Jesus could turn water into wine. Engineers can turn poo into water.

please more episodes of this play through

This is amazing

Why am I gettign a feeling that this is so freaking realistic if you consider what's going on in the oil countries. Only thing that they don't have landfills nor water cleaning systems.