I’ll pick Mississippitea just to hear Biffa struggling to say that 🤣

@macaidwin

2 жыл бұрын

Just what I was thinking 😉

@TheSkyGuy77

2 жыл бұрын

Miss a sippa tea

@ViolintKitty

2 жыл бұрын

What a banger to drop at the end Biffa😂 since I’m from the “Mid-South” myself, I HAVE to vote Mississippatea!!!

@PedroPedroPedro-Pedro-Pe

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. But it's actually spelled Mississippittea.

@macaidwin

2 жыл бұрын

Or Mississiptea

To be fair, most Americans treat stop signs like yield signs anyway, so it is fairly accurate.

@maidenminnesota1

2 жыл бұрын

No cop, no stop! It's the American way! Ah, the good ol' American rolling stop.

Hey Biffa, there are settings inside of tmpe to turn off automatically putting in traffic lights and also automatically using designated turning lanes. Saves you going around manually and inevitably missing one or two

@Incogneto1981

2 жыл бұрын

I literally just put this about dedicated turning lanes! Glad others use it too, hope Biffa sees one of these comments!

@mjm3091

2 жыл бұрын

I mean he have been using TM:PE for years now, including having multiple tutorials about it. But you do you girl, work...

@JacksonOwex

2 жыл бұрын

But... but... BINGO POINTS! ;) Is the bingo even still a thing that people do?! I rediscovered Biffa because of Cities: Skylines and have been bingeing all of his playthroughs but apparently have been doing so MOSTLY backwards so I'm getting to some of the earlier things!

@Incogneto1981

2 жыл бұрын

@@automation7295 He has always missed some but never mentions it. Only a suggestion :)

@jacobsecor5015

2 жыл бұрын

@@mjm3091 He literally plays this a ton and still makes obvious mistakes in most videos that he then calls out and corrects later. We're all human and make mistakes. Just because he's made tutorials on a particular mod doesn't mean he is an expert with it or even knows about/utilizes all the settings. OP made a good suggestion even if you don't think it is worthwhile.

Mississitea! Maybe it's just where I grew up but in my experience driving in rural Midwest America, 85% of the stop signs are "rolling stops" ie: they're treated like YIELDs. The cims are much more conscientious drivers than real people. ;P I think for the sake of the game, YIELD signs are fine. Also, I think having the left turn as a dedicated lane is better for a US build because unless otherwise specified all right hand turns are YIELDs, even at a red light (I live in Japan now where there isn't an equivalent and it drives me crazy.) this means that straight and right-turning traffic flow at comparable speeds while left-turns are much slower.

One thing I've noticed Biffa, is that you must make some allowances for the game. Stop signs are very American and outnumber Yield by a lot, but CS doesn't like that too well. Same thing with dedicated turning lanes. We don't have too much of them around here in the states, but they're not really needed. We adapt better than the cims do to a car slowing down in front of us. The point? Don't worry too much about these granular levels of realism. We're not :)

@thesteelrodent1796

2 жыл бұрын

most places around the world don't have dedicated turning lanes except for busy-ish roads, or roads that are designed to handle a lot more traffic in the future. I live in a metropolis and we really only have left turn lanes, if any turning lanes at all, in most intersections and that's only because left turners have to stop and wait for people going straight through (since we drive on the right). But in CS you always have to choose between whether you want to do it realistically or according to what works best for the game. There's a reason stop signs are very rare in Europe - they're terrible for traffic flow, and forcing vehicles to stop incidentally causes more pollution when they have to start again (something you don't have to deal with in the game). They're really only used in intersections with poor visibility

@JohnnyHughes1

2 жыл бұрын

It is quite true that here in the USA, stop signs vastly outnumber yield signs in most areas and that there are few roundabouts. But in cities skylines, yield signs work much better. Same with roundabouts and asymmetrical turn lanes. I mean.. You just have to decide what you are trying to accomplish. Do you want to simulate the look and feel of a US suburban area, or do you want to max optimize traffic flow. Personally, I almost always use yeild signs to optimize traffic flow.

@JacksonOwex

2 жыл бұрын

I think these things are all WAY MORE common than people think but they aren't common in their area so they believe they aren't as common as they are(whether consciously or subconsciously)! My town of less than 8000 people has more than a handful of dedicated turning lanes and a couple of places that get treated as if they are asymmetrical roads with dedicated turning lanes, I think they are just cut corners so the big trailers can get around without hopping the curb but cars will still squeeze in like it's a third lane!

Teattle gets my vote. Missassipatea is a great name but maybe leave it for a district or river. Great video.

@the_andrewgrech

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Teattle simply rolls off the tongue better.

@JacksonOwex

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like the names should be the other way around! Mississippatea for the city and Teattle for a district, something by the water of course!

@toadkult

2 жыл бұрын

But Seattle is a city, and Mississippi is a state or a river.

Anyone else start singing “two trailer park girls go round the outside, round the outside” whenever Biffa says “round the outside” or is that just me lol?

@eak125

2 жыл бұрын

Biffa's back, back again. Biffa's back, tell your friends.

@kathyweber2089

2 жыл бұрын

Not just you lol

9:12 when setting the restrictions you forgot about brook heights you only added the anchor district.

Teattle for the city name, Mississipitea for the river name.

@reinerjung1613

2 жыл бұрын

That is a good suggestion.

@jeremyroland5602

2 жыл бұрын

YES

@drsch

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but do they have enough homeless assets on the workshop for Teattle?

@kennybeach342

2 жыл бұрын

How about mississipatea for the river?

29:45 i like how you were speechless for 10 seconds while that road was just straight vibing out

America has a 'right on red' rule, which could be interesting to implement at traffic light junctions. I believe it's in the junction settings of TMPE if you wanna enable it

@the.abhiram.r

11 ай бұрын

yeah i was wondering why some of the junctions felt off but i forgot about this rule

"Let's not be idiots" - words of wisdom!

@PHX787

2 жыл бұрын

my high school teacher had a similar motto...dont be a dumba** lol

@3dmaster205

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, but when it comes to American cities that's rather unrealistic, isn't it?

@3dmaster205

2 жыл бұрын

@@automation7295 That's what I mean; for American City traffic, it is unrealistic to not be idiots.

Biffa, there is a setting in TMPE that will automatically do dedicated turning lanes as soon as you build a road connection so you don't have to do it manually. It's a great time saver!!! Still loving your vids after 3 years! :D Love it when you start a new city!!!

@ExperiencersInternational

2 жыл бұрын

this is legit going to be so useful when I play on PC

@metallurgymike1568

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't know that! Will look for it asap thank you

@timowagner1329

2 жыл бұрын

I turned it off again because it puts them everywhere, not only on key junctions. Also, it doesnt like bus lanes and even with "only busses on bus lanes" it doesnt work for me. So I get wanting to do it manually...

Don't think Biffa will ever have to Miss-a-sip-of-tea 😅 - That's gotten my vote 🤣

I originally voted for Teattle as a name but upon hearing Mississippitea for a name I'd like to vote for that. Would love to hear Biffa stumble through every intro to Cities:Skylines Sippimissitea each episode! 🤣

@Liamshavingfun

2 жыл бұрын

I like Sippimissitea the best!

@simongeard4824

2 жыл бұрын

@@automation7295 It does, but listening to Biffa tripping over the name every episode does have a certain entertainment value.

Love the pun in Miss a sippa tea. So that’s my vote, though I really like Teattle as well.

If you ever end up with a back up on an interstate just rename it to I4 and you turned your problem into a feature.

MISSISSIPATEA!!! Thank you, Biffa. Your series' are relaxing, and something I always look forward to watching!

Rather than focusing on increasing the capacity of individual intersections, I would suggest taking a closer look at the road network and the road hierarchy. You have pretty big areas of local roads that connects to the collectors and arterials on only a few points, that means that you’re forcing the local roads near to those few connections to act as collectors, which they don’t have the capacity for and as a result they clog up. If you want long distances between the intersections on the arterials and the main collectors, then the roads connecting to these should be upgraded to collectors as well, so that they can handle the amount of traffic. These kinds of intersections also require traffic lights to function well, stop signs or yield signs are only appropriate for intersections where there’s a relatively small flow of traffic, for example on rural roads or in areas of local roads. When traffic flow is too big for stop signs and yield signs you can upgrade to a roundabout, and when the traffic flow is too big for a roundabout you can upgrade to traffic lights, and when the flow is too big for roundabouts you can upgrade to an interchange.

For naming, I'd say make the city Teattle, and use Mississipitea as the name for a river.

@39:55 if you use the diagonal parking spaces instead of the horizontal ones, it looks like you could double your parking. It looks like there are 2 lanes for parking, but you are only using one?

@japes7

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the road has a weird open space.

@edu34rod

2 жыл бұрын

oh yeah my ocd is killing me! that parking is suppose to leave a gap so they can transit inside but yeah i don't like it change it please

Yesssss, Mississippatea! I think I commented that on the first or second video lol. I LOVE the idea of the big river in the middle being the Mississippatea River, that is way too good to pass up. I don't know if anyone on the workshop has made Mississippi River Steamboat assets to use as ferries, but that would be an amazing addition once the city builds up more along the river!

Teattle for the city name, Mississipitea for the river name. Teattle is easier to say, and you're likely to be saying it a lot. Mississipitea is a wonderful pun and should be used, but as another poster below suggests, make it the river name.

@JacksonOwex

2 жыл бұрын

I don't have a problem saying it and Biffa didn't seem to either!

Thing is Biffa, there are stop signs everywhere here in America but not everyone stops at the stop signs we usually just slow down to see if it’s clear then keep going lol so yield signs are a bit more appropriate in reality

23:02 Asymmetric roads are great when you have different directions vehicles can go. If you combine them with a Ctrl-S lane connectors go horky borky. And 26:04 vehicles only seem to use one of the lanes. 30:27 Having both connections is probably the better option - but there is room for improvement for the old connection: this bridge descending in a loop behind the bus hub is actually the more complicated part of a trumpet interchange. You can easily reduce left turns by just completing the trumpet design also connecting to the other side of the main road.

Be sure to not "miss a sip of tea" when the next traffic strike occurs.

Biffa when traffic is 80%: 😁 Biffa when traffic is 79%: 🤬

Don’t forget to like the video! That’s a tough one on the name, I voted for Teattle but Mississipatea is really good too!

@jese3608

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I’m so torn! I love Teattle because I’m from the PNW but Mississipatea is pretty darn clever.

Biffa - We do have Yield signs and roundabouts in the states. Some would argue too many roundabouts, but they are there

@jake01756

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I live near Detroit Michigan and they are popping up quite a bit in the suburbs.

@sintanan469

2 жыл бұрын

@@jake01756 Those suburb roundabouts are used to keep people from racing through intersections. You have to slow down to curve around the island. They're popping up all over Seattle on the back roads teens like to go joyriding down.

@sharkbytecomputer

2 жыл бұрын

@@jake01756 In the Appleton/Neenah WI area we have spots on off-ramps with 4-6 of them in a row... each side of the highway, the frontage roads, and occasionally the next intersection or 2 also

If truth is based on experience, then unless a cop is monitoring an intersection, a Stop sign in America is merely a flippin' suggestion and treated as a Yield. Might as well use Yield as you do, the game will be happier, and the Cims will still be driving in an American fashion. 😉😊☺🙂

Definitely go for Mississipitea. Teattle sounds nice but Mississipitea is the far superior name

@JacksonOwex

2 жыл бұрын

Superior might be pushing things but it IS better! Teattle could be used later for a port city district! Like Yosemitea can be a park or nature reserve, honestly not sure why it was ever suggested as the name for the whole city!

Mississipitea made me laugh out loud so I absolutely vote for it!

A few things: 1) Teattle is top choice for the new city name 2) While stop signs are more common here, we do have the occasional yield sign. Stand by the yield! 3) There are roundabouts in the US. Washington DC actually has a few larger ones throughout the city-DuPont and Washington Circle are a few to name. You could make a TeaPont or Washingtea Circle. Great content. I always love returning to your videos!

Hey Biffa, Vanilla+ actually include a 2u four lane road with trams and combined lanes for both cars and trams. It's the one at the left to the one in your search results found at 19:04 you put in later. I would die without the both of then in my builds 😄.

Wondering when Biffa will notice that Anchor District is just the commercial area in the middle of Brook Heights, and those houses don't have any services right now.

Petition for Biffa to make at least one episode with American accent!

34:56 If the traffic goes too bad i would recommend adding slip lanes to the right (because everybody goes right), then downgrade it to a asymetrical road again. Anyways keep up the Good Work👍

I have a tradition now where every time I get a bento box, I come back to your channel to watch while I eat. Something so soothing about watching you work.

19:03 It's not a asymmetrical tram road, but the road immediately to the left of the one you picked, Biffa, is a four lane road with tram tracks in the inner two lanes which would allow cars to use the tram lane for turning.

Dammit Biffa, I'm too slow! I just came up with this list: Teattle Chaicago Brew York Cincinnatea Teanix

@josh_on_top1378

2 жыл бұрын

Brew York and Chaicago are so good tho

Biffa, just a note about American traffic lights (at least in Minnesota where I reside). When you have dedicated left turn lanes, we have a left turn state for traffic lights (in the busier intersections where there are traffic issues). The way you have it now, left turns have to compete with ongoing straight thru traffic. Simply add a state in your timed traffic lights for left turns, and turn off left turns in the straight through state if you have dedicated left turn lanes. Very American. Right turns can do whatever they want.

Misisipitea! Btw you are the best Cities Skylines player on KZread! How you play and how you narrating it is brilliant! Since sometimes i want more of the content, I tried to find some other channel to combine with your episodes when I need more, but there is just no one who plays it even close to good as you. So, I really enjoy your episodes and watch them regularly couple of years now :) I have never stuck with something so long, not here nore on TV back in the days when I was watching it. 😁 Cheers, Biffa, you are the best!

I like Teattle much more, it is kinda neat and short.

Yes, stop signs are primary in America but there ARE yield signs. It depends on where you are. So, using yield signs would not necessarily be a "bad" thing.

@thesteelrodent1796

2 жыл бұрын

but using them exclusively would be unrealistic. But hey it's a game.

@krisculin9679

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesteelrodent1796 Agreed. I was just trying to point out that yield signs can be used. Perhaps not exclusively, but can be used. And because it is a game, adjustments can be made as needed.

Come on, Mississipitea has to the be winner! Also, you set your transfer controller settings for the services to only serve Anchor District but you're forgetting Brook Heights as well which is basically all residential now getting no services at all

@JacksonOwex

2 жыл бұрын

NEVER MIND! I'm dumb and didn't wait until the end of the video! So now I will like this comment because it IS also my choice! So ignore me saying hold on to it and let's use it! That's not even an option! Where is this coming from?! It IS a SUPER great name though! I think we should hold it, though with a SLIGHT spelling change to Missis-sippatea(cause Sip a tea)!

I think what Biffa illustrated is what lots of people tend to do in City Skylines: build individual suburb areas and then try and connect them later on. There really needs to be a main little collector that connects to the main road. Also grids are the worst!

Hey Biffa! Thank you for all your insights. You have definitely increased my skill level watching you over the years. I noticed on the transit screen, that it shows the address of the stops and not how many waiting. Also activating free transit in policies tabs will lower the amount of citizens driving

Another city, another traffic problem per every episode. I love it!

We do have some roads with yield signs going down the whole length in small towns in Illinois just not in the city.

This is how we do things here in America intersection wise: two back roads meet stop signs, anything meets big busy road stoplights (traffic lights) Also Teattle, Cause Mississippi is a state and a river.

Hey Biffa, about that thing that happened with the Fire Engine @15:30, I've seen it happen a lot when you have dedicated turning lanes right after a turn. There's no node in between, so they will make a turn, go onto the lane that forces them to turn again, and do that long route instead of picking the lane that had the straight-through setup in the first place. When there's no node in between two sets of consecutive dedicated turning lanes, that problem becomes quite frecuent, and it can also mess with the bus routes (the reason you sometimes see the route make weird turns when planning them). Hope this helps :)

I voted on Teattle, but to make that name more realistic I think we need more elevated terrain in the city, but then again Mississipitea we have a good river close to the city already. But what happened with 00:29 - 00:35 "I promise by the end on this episode we will have a name for this city" and you end this episode with us choosing between Teattle and Mississipitea. Would also like to see more RICO placements on things to make this more planed areas for both commercial and residential areas, and also you can create more custom malls or even strip malls with different stores. And you can also change some buildings from commercial to residential to fill the needs for each type, like if the old mall didn't go as well as planned it can still looks like the mall, but with some apartments in them, or that some smaller stores have bought an old low density house and opened an convenient store in it to fill the need for some local products in the areas. Or even that some old houses have been turned to some offices to give the people of the city more jobs. And we need the "more realistic population mod" added to. So in other words do this city more like your UK map with some things but keep it still US as long as possible

Just a comment from my perspective as I am a civil engineer specializing in transportation in Canada. Cities Skylines traffic modelling responds somewahat similar to the real world expectations except in the game, it appears vehicles only change lanes on designated nodes in the road, which is most noticeable on freeways where vehicles make abrupt movements. Item #1) One key item of importance in real world traffic engineering is intersection spacing, also called access management. Real world roads need sufficient space between intersections to allow efficient lane changes, smoother speeds and space for vehicles to que between intersections to prevent grid lock. Item #2) Roadways are classified in terms of road usage. Freeways serve long distance trips, arterials connect to freeways and run beside/adjacent to neighbourhoods or districts, some arterial toads have commercial access directly on them, collectors connect to arterials and typically pass through neighbourhoods, and locals allow access to individual properties such as the typical modern subdivision with cul de dacs and cresents. Locals if designed right will prevent shortcutting through your neighbourhood. Item #3) Another thing is having roads with proper speed limits for the class of road. Freewys are fast and lower clas roads bet progressively slower. This also prevent drivers from shortcutting through neighbourhoods as they prefer to take more direct freeway or arterial road routes. Ideally neighbourhoods shoukd be designed as cells, and arterials and freeways do not cut theough them, have no direct access to the arterial. Freeways have interchange access control only, many types of interchanges exist from total systems interchanges with all free flow ramps or parclo type interchanges with signals for the cross road only. The freeway speed itself ranges from 80km/h to 110km/h. Arterial roads should have signal or roundabout control only, typically have multiple lanes and turning lanes, speed limit of 60 or 70km/h. Collectors can have a variety of signal and stop controls, speed limit 40 or 50km/h. Locals have stop or yield controls, have only single lane each way, speed limits 30 or 40km/h.

Lovely progress in USA! I would suggest, for timed traffic lights, keeping the minimum low while increasing the maximum when needed. That would ensure that every step gets a more regular turn rather than having one or two steps minimum 8.

Don't worry too much about using Yields. We do have them here in the US, they're just very targeted. That intersection you placed it on since there isn't much traffic, it is one normally would have a stop sign but probably could get argued into a Yield. But here no one would ever do that lol

That jeep. The power of german engineering at its finest 👌

I really appreciate when you demonstrate the use of the mods you use - that is actually very helpful - thank u sir!

15:15 In America we do use the stop signs a lot. Though what is making the city here begin having problems is that new area not having a good number of connections to the main artery for people to leave or enter. As of this moment he has five with three of them going to an artery road rather far away from where much of the traffic would go, that being the right side artery leading to the highway, industry, and commercial areas. For the road along side the track, I would add two more roads to the artery, and then on the right side artery at least five connections. Making so few connections with a stop sign is asking for backup to occur.

Here is some thoughts on stop signs versus yield signs. When you have a grid like that, almost every intersection needs to have stop signs, not just on the major road. There is a couple of ways of doing it to really control your traffic. For example, you could make every intersection a 4-way stop, so everyone has to stop, this will help the traffic. Or you could put stop signs on all the roads going east and west, and none on the north and south. The traffic then will want to go north and south to miss all the stop signs. And, where all the small roads meet up with the big main roads, (the two roads going through the middle of the grid that are main roads, and the 4 main roads on the outside of the grid) and put stop signs on all four sides, or a traffic ligt.

Despite some comments, the USA has Yield signs... most are in "merging lanes" or very low traffic.

@MileHighScharfenberg

2 жыл бұрын

Merge lanes are the go to for most right hand turns at traffic lights and a few left hand turns without traffic lights

Always a good time when Biffa uploads!

Another vote for Teattle. Also, while the parking with the planters looks nice, it leaves that outside lane completely unused. You can probably fit a lot more parking with the angled spaces and Anarchy in some planters here and there.

So, in the US, 4 lane roads generally add an extra turning lane at intersections. Right lane can turn right or go through, left lane just goes through, and far left lane is a dedicated lane. For REALLY busy roads... a 4 lane road could have two dedicated left-hand turn lanes, two through lanes, and a dedicated right hand turn lane. Obviously, space constraints can be an issue... but you generally DON'T see a 4 lane road that flows into a dedicated left or right lane, with just one thru lane.

Loved the video 😊. I just noticed that when you were restricting the services present in anchor district, you didn't include brook heights, the residential part of the area.

The solution is obvious. Teattle is a CITY in the US State of Mississipatea.

@8:45 You restricted some services to Anchor District, but didn't include Brook Heights, meaning only the shops can access the services, not your residents.

I hope to god it's "Teattle" Update: I am pleased. I would say definitely go with Teattle cause you have the weird tram roads just like Seattle does, then name the river "Mississipitea." How is it that 40 minutes of playing with nodes and traffic is so entertaining to watch??

Whens english mod city coming back????

@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines

2 жыл бұрын

This week, already recorded 👍

Slick how you played goofy music 🎶 in the background when you were describing that crazy 🤪 road having vehicles facing the same way on both sides, Biffa. 😆 And I think Teattle is perfect. It's easy to pronounce. Mississippitea is more difficult to say.... 😏

1:50 - Classic American Driver! 🤣

Can we call the river Missis-Sip-Tea pls.

Mississipatea seems pretty good, fits the theme of the city better with the more rural landscape

you should use the in game stop sign from the junction menu to put visible stop signs up especially since some of these modded roads have custom markings when you do so it would look nicer as well

The city: Teattle One of the rivers:Misis-Sips-Tea

Hahaha, I couldn’t get enough of that techno rave humor bit 😂😂 that’s what I love about these videos. If you decide to use Yosemitea anywhere, it should be pronounced yo-SEM-eh-TEA 👍

Agreed, that was very satisfying… watched it twice, still satisfying.

Those road packs man, they just don't act right. Love the build, can't wait for more :)

More tea related humour? This is an American build, gotta use coffee humour!

@BiffaPlaysCitiesSkylines

2 жыл бұрын

Nah 🤪

Nice work biffa!

REally nice video, this help me a lot

Alright, I got a cup of Earl Grey and it's Saturday and I'm watching Biffa this is a good last day off.

Biffa, you need to use bigger roads around the perimeter. Also the main access roads that t-off the perimeter need more lanes. Developments like this will have six lane roads, plus room for a tram.

A bridge dancing. Hilarious!

Hi Biffa, when you used the nem MOB Transfer Controller, I think you forgot to add the Brook Heights in the restrictions for the services ;)

I love traffic problems in cities skylines, what an unusual thing to like about a game 🤔🙄😐🙂😄😁

That school road with the parking spaces looks like a nice road!

I got rid of nearly all my yields after traffic picked up. Cars just stay perpetually stopped at them once a road reaches a critical amount of flow, so it’s often better to let them all duke it out at intersections rather than back up and cause compounding issues. Then, after another critical flow point, you have to implement a traffic light or redesign the intersection.

Mississip-o-tea was my suggestion on the first video, because of the river! Definitely go with that one :)

33:10 😂 "What kinda road is this?!" 😂🤣😂🤣

Biffa, how about a new challenge - a city which is just 1 tile and you have to build everything up. There is probably a mod or 2 to help!

@arvyno7129

2 жыл бұрын

Wasn't he alredy do it?

@kyanpatel1375

2 жыл бұрын

@@arvyno7129 nope

@TheOriginalBadger

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, he's done a one tile city challenge, twice! kzread.info/dash/bejne/oKaD1cZrfpzbiqg.html and kzread.info/dash/bejne/amytk5mte9ixps4.html

Hey Biffa, not really related to this episode, but have you ever thought about doing a live stream, not all the time just a one of, like a charity one. You could see how far we get in 12hrs says. Just an idea. Love the content keep it up, always brings a smile to my face.

American styled city and public transport? That does not mix 😂

Biffa, at some point you are going to have to try a Japanese style City, the Roads are something you might enjoy monkeying around with. just saying.

@roguesmile1491

2 жыл бұрын

I live in Japan now and they drive me crazy! Crossings that go into mountainsides, lights with green arrows going in every direction, and in the rural areas roads are 1.5 lanes wide and curvy enough to give people motion sickness! Also, mopedists going half the speed limit and weaving between traffic and onto the sidewalks!

@Xenon0000000000001

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder if it would be possible to do the Japanese style raised railway lines winding it's way between buildings? You'd probably also need to invent the 0.5U road type. It would certainly be different from any other style of city you could do.

@raistormrs

2 жыл бұрын

@@roguesmile1491 but building that in a game... fun 😁

The traffic is crazy because there aren't enough connections to the collector, because the throat length between the frontage road and the collector is too short, and because there's only one connection between the two districts and it involves multiple junctions (e.g. the collector roads aren't functioning as collector roads, and the local roads are being forced into that function).

@stevieinselby

2 жыл бұрын

Basically, everything that Biffa has spent the last umpteen years telling people not to do!

Defnitely Mississippitea, because listening to Biffa saying that hundreds of times will never get boring. lol

Loving this series biffa! However I am dying too see some more of the Blighty UK build!

Not a fan of Teattle so my vote goes to Mississipatea. Great video Biffa, this is growing nicely.

I realy like the way you solve the taffic problems. It helps me a lot. And I very like your name suggenstion. I go for Mississipatea :)

It's got to be Mississipatea. Glorious punning 👏 legend of out time

2:14 that car on the left T junction was like waiting for the other car to drive out to be able to almost hit him.