Starting my new project: Empire City, which is a fictionalized parody of New York6yr ⋅ Tr0llFap ⋅ r/simcity4
Dude, living here sucks. There's nothing to do, it's too hot, and they put a windmill outside the damn station. I'm getting out of here, soon as I can.7yr ⋅ AVirtualDuck ⋅ r/simcity4
My transportation hub connecting a large residential city to several medium density commercial cities (HD 9mp)6yr ⋅ Iplaykrew ⋅ r/simcity4
The housing market in Eldora is on fire lately - population just hit 616,000. Some people move here for the sunrises.6yr ⋅ infjetson ⋅ r/simcity4
Ive played this game since it came out and this is the most people ive managed to fit into a tiny map ever, and its a mess. How many have you managed to fit into a tiny map?3yr ⋅ gettothachopa ⋅ r/simcity4
This is D'Or, a village which a city grew around. Times have changed, it even has a bus stop now!6yr ⋅ AVirtualDuck ⋅ r/simcity4
I'd been wanting to make a mall area for a while now. I like how it turned out.8yr ⋅ theperiodictable ⋅ r/simcity4
This facility is capable of functionally servicing an entire region's waste5yr ⋅ tjcjrusa ⋅ r/simcity4
Now that I'm done with my NYC region, I moved on to a generic one and I just completed this city after going out of my way to build a genuine port/industrial area amidst a thriving downtown. Thoughts? Population 1million+6yr ⋅ jlv253 ⋅ r/simcity4
in progress: my interpretation of the US west coast in Simcity 4 (vanilla)6yr ⋅ MrATLien ⋅ r/simcity4
Working on region with a prosperous northern half and a poor, unequal south6yr ⋅ MrATLien ⋅ r/simcity4
Working on a small island off the eastern coast of the United States6yr ⋅ whatisdeletrazdoing ⋅ r/simcity4
Newest city I'm working on - population 1.1 million. Daytime view to follow but I thought it looked really cool at night! On the right-hand side, there's a slummy area down by the river and the port, just under the bridge, which I loved!6yr ⋅ jlv253 ⋅ r/simcity4
Absolutely no idea how I did this tiny roundabout - can anyone help?6yr ⋅ AttemptedAuteur ⋅ r/simcity4
Nice and dark up in the hills to the north, in suburbia, with the thriving downtown area beneath. Pop. now 1.4 million6yr ⋅ jlv253 ⋅ r/simcity4
Municipal Center... My wife saw this and pointed out that I got a little carried away with the fountains. LOVING the Maxis DLC BATs (SF City Hall, Sagrada Familia, Brandenburg Gate, etc.) Pop. 400k.6yr ⋅ jlv253 ⋅ r/simcity4
Historic harbor and town center, featuring Spanish and colonial Spanish architecture, on an island, opposite a modern downtown.6yr ⋅ jlv253 ⋅ r/simcity4
Affordable (that's the nice way of putting it) living on the outskirts of a small mid-western city.7yr ⋅ BorgMaestro ⋅ r/simcity4
Population 380k, trees are hiding the naval fort just north of the second bridge, with a nice blend of ancient and modern throughout this city6yr ⋅ jlv253 ⋅ r/simcity4
Municipal Center + Stadium, surrounded by downtown. Population 740k and counting, large tile.6yr ⋅ jlv253 ⋅ r/simcity4
Neat little trick I discovered: use a 6c/8c crossing piece and channel/water extenders to bring viaduct rail over canals. Works like a charm.9yr ⋅ theperiodictable ⋅ r/simcity4
One more for today. Not going to post more this week. This is probably my 3rd favorite creation of mine (Already posted this on r/simcity) Slum / abandoned city! (Pls ignore the no-water signs had to do it)5yr ⋅ FriendlyPie420 ⋅ r/simcity4
I'm a VERY amateur player, but I'm still very proud of my San Francisco rendition.10yr ⋅ oregongrayballs ⋅ r/simcity4
My Eaton region just hit 4 million and I wanted to show it off! Region Census doesn't show population but I assure you there's 4 million there. I'm not even close to done!8yr ⋅ theperiodictable ⋅ r/simcity4
The Juarez District is the poorest in the region, and non-residents would be ill-advised to leave the train at the flimsy old station that serves this crime-ridden area7yr ⋅ AVirtualDuck ⋅ r/simcity4
