i love how normal people make a city with a factory, but you make a factory with a city

Be careful with how you setup your warehouses. First off, "fill" is evil your city will import if it can to fill it up, and truck will concentrate on keeping it full. This is bad for the big warehouses. Also, look at the volume and number of trucks in a warehouse. Personally I prefer several small or medium warehouses all set to balanced. It also isn't just warehouses, but the silos/barns, ore pits, wood storage, and oil storage. You should have them at both the raw and processing areas. Don't forget to run trains to each of your warehouse districts, i.e. raw warehouses, processed warehouses, good warehouses.

3:30 already identified a problem. You have a full warehouse of oil products, yet your factories arent filled. Thats not a production problem, thats a distribution problem. I think you need many small warehouses rather than 1 big, because each warehouse has a certain number of trucks. So 1 warehouse = limited output potential to deliver said oil.

For crops you need to put silos or barns. They can’t be put in warehouses

Have you thought about tourism? Now THAT will be a traffic challenge. Also, you have SO many unzoned areas for your citizens.

The warehouses don't actually hold raw resources so you have to use the specific storages for them. For example, the crops have to be stored in silos or barns

Absolutely love the progress you make in these videos, love this series even more!!

Have you thought about using the electric roads mod? In terms of electricity it works just like power lines, but the roads are powered (cough cough, power lines are buried under ground.) With this mod you can actually just build and any buildings attached to a road, including zoned buildings, will have power without having having to worry about lines. Edit: hahaha I put this comment in before you forgot power lines. Woooo

Have you looked at your employee numbers? Seems like you've been building a lot of industry since you added any people to your city. And in some previous episodes I've noticed that a lot of your industry were nowhere near their employment capacity.

I run self-contained industry areas. I use this hierarchy: producer > warehouse > processing > warehouse > multi rail cargo depot. The truck traffic then loops back to where it originally spawned in the industry area. I do not allow trucks to leave the area, but I do allow trucks and all other traffic to enter. This forces all truck traffic to the cargo depot. I connect the cargo depot to offloading depots near generic industrial zones, the port, the airport, and external connections. This dramatically reduces the full/empty notifications because trucks are always returning to their spawn points right away, and the cargo offloading depots spawn their own trucks to deliver goods to the industrial zones. Drawback of this setup is that it requires one hell of a rail network.

The mining area looks more like a massive storage yard for bucketwheel excavators than an actual mining site. And yes, the warehouses need to be changed to smaller ones, as others have mentioned, and it'd be good to have them on both ends. Another issue, other than the whole raw storage needing specific structures thing, is that you also need to get some more residential. You're running out of workers, we can't have that.

i really wish you would update this series more often. Its a hoot and a half. Also its the bees knees without being wack.

It's wild to watch him completely miss the "global" option that he has on in the warehouse menus. If you change that to local it won't be exporting so dang much and allow your specialty factories to have plenty of stock.

10:19 gerrymandering be like

I like these videos never thought that I would be watching someone play a video game in my 50’s but here I am again lol

"whats that? you need crops? let me come from out of town and export it to you! not like you have a silo right next to your factory.."

What's your PC setup Kibitz? Handling City Skylines + recording at 1080p 60, that requires a super beefy CPU.

We love finding out that you've played a game wrong and now have to relearn skills

Dude I love this series. Any chance you will upload this series weekly? I need more!

Nice! Have been looking forward to a new Cities video

Hope the airports dlc makes in appearance next video

All my industry areas are closed loop systems, no road traffic can get in or out. I’ll have a cargo sponge at one end with a cargo train station that connects to a second closed loop system that has all my warehouses, then another cargo train station going to my Unique factory area. Then one last cargo train station, cargo airport or cargo ship port distributing goods locally and abroad. It sounds complicated but it’s not, it just takes a little planning and I can keep everything extremely efficient with very little traffic.

Your Cities Skylines Videos are really entertaining. Keep the series on

Your suggestion to place warehouse at end of each phase of production has helped tremendously. Prior I would mine, produce, has a.factory offsite with a warehouse sitting next to it just CHOCK.FULL.of materials, no trucks out,.but I'd go nuts watching the factory import from out of town with a full warehouse RIGHT NEXT TO IT. Thanks for the tip.

He is back with some more city skylines man do I love these and how he learns things every time he plays

Supply chains is something the simulation fails at super badly. There's no guarantee that after overbuilding production and warehousing that your unique factories will stop complaining. The simulation decides what each truck does, and half the time will send resupply from the other side of the map. The mod Enhanced District Services allows you to fine tune your supply chains so that specific buildings feed into other specific buildings. I'd strongly suggest you just use that rather than spam warehouses and production.

I won't even waste time and space making this wondrous work,I mean I'm a person that saves space a lot and puts a lot of houses,commercials and industrials in it,I can't even save space for the trains...,but I'm not talking about CS I'm talking about Theotown a very nice game still not near to CS but you should give it a try,it's a city builder,pixelized

Kibz just gerrymandered his ore production district

That warehouse being for zoned industry is only for “zoned” industry to get ropes there you need silos

Ya know that’s fine I played 1500 hours of Rust before knowing you can shift middle mouse to split 1/3 a stack and mmb to split 1/2, not super duper game changing but definitely good to know.

How he has enough people to work?!

Just a thought, you might want to start expanding the actual city soon. You could start running out of workers to exploit... or 'employ'.

I once said that if you could combine Transport Fever and Cities Skylines you'd have the perfect game, and I think we can just about say that that has happened.

New Venturium? I would imagine it's very windy and a lot of low pressure systems pass through the area.

It's a bit funny seeing it as how there's no big warehouse areas or districts inbetween, there's little to no stock of materials. So supply has to always meet or exceed demand or everything behind that point stops... which is why there's a lot of traffic everywhere, and because there's traffic everywhere it gets held up and supply cannot reach the demand in time. Normally the werehouses would even out the spikes in supply/demand when trucks comes and goes but since there's not enough, everything is dependent on the next delivery, which is usually held up in traffic somewhere. The whole thing is really like one big factory, it just uses the citys roads/tracks as convener belts too instead of a proper supply chain.

I love this series. I subscribed to your channel because I loved it so much.

You cant keep on turning every game into a factory building game! This is going to far!!1!11!

In my current PS4 city of 230,000 people I have a unique solid waste management facility in one corner of the city that serves the entire community. Despite the large volume of garbage and recycling trucks the facility handles the city has a traffic rating of 68% because I have a major elevated highway these trucks use. It has 24 incinerators and 9 recycling plants in a complex with one way road in and out that divides into 3 one way roads of 8 incinerators each and two roads to handle the recycling plants. Included in this solid waste management facility is a cargo rail terminal and a road that loops the recycling trucks between the recycling centers and the cargo terminal in order for them to sell what they recycled without leaving the facility. It works really great. I only wish Skylines would allow the rail cargo terminals to receive and deliver garbage in order for the trucks to not travel so far.

This is so cool. Why do I love these kind of industry things? They are so nice to see, and so complex. I love it!

Years later and still good. Loved it and specially how people kill themselves for a game lol!

It's easier to place mini industry areas next to a well laid out factory area. You only need to add primary storage buildings (ore/crude oil/crops) next to production buildings & add a cargo airport. Forestry areas can be created by planting trees. If you make these areas next to your factory area, they'll pump out their products straight to the factories, skipping the need for separate warehouses and the traffic that comes with them. If you create the areas by linking them to your actual primary industry areas, they'll be the higher levels to start with as well. (Erase the links after) This is the way I do it on my PlayStation.

@10:00 , he says how this is an expensive project... but when he cuts to him saying it after beautifying, he already has 2 more million then when he began planning it all

Visual glitch, or the shadow of your giant head looking over the new tree farming area?

The 'Sub' district hypnotised me into subbing.. you sneaky evil Mayor!!! lol 😀

I started watching some of your videos of this game, and just want to say you inspired me to get it and try it out for myself. I just played for the first time yesterday. I was actually a little surprised by the learning curve! But I like the challenge.

YES ! another video about exploiting people and resourses for money !

Those warehouses won't accept crops, even set to zoned goods. Because crops aren't goods yet, as the game knows them, they're raw materials. Gotta be silos or barns.

And if you set your storage buildings to empty, you can profit from exporting your over production up stream, and not worry about importing any goods. Because importing costs money!!

Thanks for the episode Kibs! It's like a gift every time you pop up in the notifications.

the city skylines videos have allways been my favorite

finally another episode please keep making these I love how capitalistic you can become

improvement idea: industries completely cut off the highway, everything in an independent network. goods and workers are delivered in a closed circuit of trains. would dat work?

"I was playing wrong but now i learned" Proceeds to plop dozens of industries for nothing Makes 100x more oil ore crops and logs than you factory needs, and still has his unique factories starve (because the problem was never lack of production, it was lack of logistics).

this is really fun watching you work on Cities Skylines after I've watched most of your satisfactory vids, there all must be sooo neat and precice - here it is just screw it, the road will snap to something anyway :)

Ah.. When he talked about lemonade i definitely needed one... so i literally went to the shop nearby.. The influence of youtuber from saying lemonade is incredible.

Cities Skylines needs to fix that bug where your industry areas don't feed your special factories like they should. I even had an oil power plant to run out of oil..... and IT WAS IN MY OIL INDUSTRY AREA!!! Like what the heck?!

Hey kibitz have you ever played Oxygen not Included? I think you would like since involves a lot of logistics and resource management, and if possible make some lives or videos once you're back from vacations

Id love to see you build up more the « city » part 😌

OMG FINALLY A NEW EP!!!

that sub district thing made me sub lol very subtle

You can calculate how much rae material production ( I.E. drilling rigs)needed to supply factories. Then add extra production of materials to maximize exports, based on connection capacity.

You've been playing it all wrong?? My dude.. you loved doing what you were doing... so there is nothing wrong with that!!! Having fun in a game is NEVER wrong... (And yes I do realise he meant that he overlooked certain aspects etc...but still having fun in a game is always a good way to play)

thanks for the playlist as well!!! I missed a few episodes and now they're easier to find!!

I just found your channel and I know this is a little behind but this is where I got on the train and man, I love your content. You have a great overall attitude and I love it. I look forward to more!

Warehouses mostly give you more trucks... which means more traffic. All plants, mines, farms, stores... all have storage and trucks, but if they are far apart you will need warehouses. So if you have say a crop next to a bakery, next to a train depot that take the products to a commercial area and outside the map. Then to cut down on traffic more have some suburbs out near the factories and farms that have very little education. They will be more likely to work at the closer farms and such and the higher educated people living down town will work at the commercial and office jobs. You can actually have too much education. Another thing to take into consideration is if an area lacks say a hospital, police, fire, garbage, or funeral home, then trucks from near by areas will have to come all the way over to support them. Mail is one I do not completely understand. As far as I know it will increase traffic in the city, like the police, garbage, funeral home, and hospitals... but it decreases traffic from outside the city. I do not typically worry about it in the early game.

top tier cities skyline content. Not sure if shitpost or not but my brain grew bigger today!

"zoned products --" are products made by the generic industry buildings, that normally pop-up in industry-zoned places, not specific goods from industry assets. they are like "vanilla" industry specializations, before the industries dlc... "zoned products -- forestry" will store forest goods, produced by industry-zoned buildings, in an industry district that has the "forestry" specialisation in effect. same for farming, oil, and ore, they are produced by having district specialisations within industrial-zoned areas... "commercial goods" is also a pretty essential warehouse to have; it will collect goods from commercial buildings that produce commercial goods, and also sell commercial goods to commercial buildings that have "not enough goods" I put the commercial goods warehouses closer to town. "balanced" is really the best setting for warehouses; "fill" can grind your industry exports to a halt, and "empty" can cause problems in town with goods and at the factories, as the goods will be mostly exported before they can be used...

So ii started play Satisfactory and um i got it a week ago and already have spent almost 60 hours on the game trying to learn the basics, but very fun especially when you overload your refineries with ore.

"I Played 1,000 Hours of Cities Skylines WRONG... Until Now" Ohh, I have some bad news for you on this one. I think you need a play together with Biffa, or look at his videos. As there are many mistakes still being made here, like not everything can be in a warehouse, bigger warehouses isn't always better and don't set them to fill as they will start importing making more traffic and cost more money.

What a great series. Thank you.

Looking all of those cities skylines videos makes me cry because cities skylines keeps stealing all of my memory 😭😭😭

I’m excited for what you’re going to do with the upcoming Airport DLC

Hopefully more videos like these they are the best

I played 1,000 hours of cities skylines RIGHT... ... by letting you do the playing and focusing my own hands on gin and popcorn instead, thus leaving my eyes free to guzzle YOUR playing for 100% of the fun and 0% of the frustration.

You make the mistake I did about "Zoned*" things, these are not the output of Industry DLC Farms, Oil, Factory, etc they are the output of the zoned industry types only. So a few warehouses in those zoned areas can help concentrate several smaller trucks to one large on you roads. For Industry areas with specific types you can build their special storage near the huge factories too. I usually do several mixed mode storages and warehouses close to users and suppliers. A little further away from suppliers I have one or two empty ones to export the supplies to further warehouses or out the city. Right next to big factories I do a few fills. As others have warned fill will import if there is not local supply, and I think balanced will a bit too at a push. Remember to check your overlays to see what raw materials are being imported or exported for your city. It's also helpful to put Zoned Products and Special Products Wearhouse near to commercial zones that will sell stuff so your shops have a good supply too. It's a huuugheee logistics game at that point! Good luck everyone.

i have been waiting for so long for this content

Please more of this series! I NEED MORE!

Watching others play this game almost makes me scream at the screen. It's not OCD, its just called doing it right. That road wasnt 90. and it showed DAMMIT MAN

Kibitz play transport Fever 2 please, i love the way you over engineer everything!

Is it worth it to use the biggest production sites ? Aren’t the small ones more efficient and productive? Personally I prefer small factories for higher output with less land used

An idea for a series milestone is one million dollars a week. I don’t know if you even want to continue the series after that. Other milestones can be set but I feel that’s one you should definitely work towards. I only bring it up because I’m concerned about the longevity of the series and I could watch it to the end of time but I know that’s not possible 😕

i love this series and cant wait to see you play more

Hell yeah!

Man I thought Kibbitz was fun to watch before. But watching him in City Skyline is the best

Would be cool to have inbound warehouse, production in an inclosed sectoin and an outbound warehouse, that would solve the issue with the facilities, simular to how u could do in satisfactory

If you erase the thin industry zone lines connecting the big blobs it will still consider the separated blobs as one district

Your C:S videos always seem to go by so quickly. I love seeing how different people play this game!

More excited for the next episode when everything blows up and shit hits the ceiling again.

Love just having you're videos playing in the background

MOAR. I NEED MOAR CHOO INTERCHANGES

I dont think you need warehouse by your train station. It looks like the trucking AI knows how to load your roads so you have an effective parallel train yard (than a serial connection). But yes, most creators place warehouses by most industries to cut down excess trips

I would recommend you try Transport fever 2 if possible. It is a fun logistical game through time (Beginning at 1850).

Don't forget to make citizens lives literal hell! Was that visual glitch your head as you lean over the city?

you might want to think about the value per square some of the extraction/production buildings are more costly for their size

Kiblitz should check out railroads Online!

the cheeky sub tho, well played xD

broooo you need to up all the unique factories to 150% for max profit 🤩

That instruction to put a roundabout at the city entrance is baloney. In my current city of 230,000 people I linked the in and out 3 lane highways at the beginning of the game to a 6 lane north/south large road with a median divider using one-way 3 lane highways. Above that I have a 6 lane large road at 90 degrees traveling east to west that has ramps to connect the two roads. Next to this east/west road is a rail line and the road and rail pass over a lake. One ramp is circular going east and the other is straight to a local road that heads west and hooks up to the other large road. On either side of the elevated north/south 6 lane road are 6 lane service roads at ground level that have ramps to the elevated highway. But these service roads on either side are one block away from the elevated road in order to have enough distance for the ramp incline. The result of this layout meant I never had heavy red traffic in and out of my city like the roundabout solution did.

5:36 New Venturium accumulates 100,000,000 in cash

In before another 1000 hours till he realizes how he effed it up again XD