Hey everyone! Glad that so many of you are enjoying this! The song in the video is "Act Like You Know" by Matt Large (of Large District fame!). I did increase the speed of the song to make it sound a bit more upbeat. If you want to hear the original it is here - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qt12YK2YzrqVoWw.html&ab_channel=EpidemicChillBeats

I can't believe Cities Skylines is already 200 years old, I remember playing the game in early 1830s, so nostalgic

People who don’t play the game have no idea how impressive your skill and game knowledge is

Shout out to this guy for playing cities skylines since the 1820's!

I wish I could make cities look so organic and realistic like this

The sudden dark spots every now and then had me laughing 😂 it isn't Verde beach without at least one fire

Nobody: Verde Beach every 2 seconds: 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I love how its been 200 years and the city is still using the same architecture and infrastrcuture as 200 years prior

Hats off to the cameraman who spent 200 years recording this

City really spread like wildfire

It doesn't feel right when there isn't a crazed irish man dropping meteors every 5 seconds.

Your cities grow so organically, especially when you see redevelopment, makes to a blast to watch

Something I can never do: actually finish a city

What an amazing build, and an absolutely pleasant loop!! On a serious note, it feels like yesterday when Phil was first expanding toward the downtown area. Time really flies...

Once I've unlocked the solar power plant my citizens are usually half way through a citywide revolt

When this series finishes (please don’t end it until every possible piece of land is used) I would love and official tally of the number of fires burning palms has had

Man I wanna see this for an actual city

12:58 - Made me immediately think of "Well, what store are you in!" - "I'm at Jacob." "What do you mean you're at Jacob?" - "I'm at the Jacob store!" "WHY are buying Nathan at the Jacob store!" - "Fuck you!!"

props to the cameraman for piloting a helicoptor for 200 years straight to capture this

Meanwhile I can't even make a city with 50k people without it having awful traffic

200 years of growth and fire destruction. So many happy memories of parts of this series I've watched over and over. 😊

Wow seeing such a tinelapse is unreal. How on earth did you create a video and capture everything so seamlessly? And on top of that, incredible building knowledge and skills. I'm always in awe at what you manage to create and I hope I can emulate within my own game. Sometimes things are good, then other times I just kinda get stuck 😂

The number of fires caught on camera had me dying, yet Verde Beach prevails!

phil is back to once again rewind me i am not a city planner and my cities look ridiculous 😂

This the type of city you'd see in one of those extremely underrated open world games

I have never seen a more aesthetically pleasing cities skylines city Looks better than in real life, you really must be the best in your field 👍

Been here since verde beach episode 1 💪💯 awesome content man. You inspired me to take up my masters in urban planning.

Love Verde Beach! Just got back to it where I left it on episode 93 when I saw Real Civil Engineer using Verde Beach in one of his videos. I had been here since episode 1! So cool to see the city grow like this.

The music and the video goes so well together. It relaxes me

Such a great series. CPP has so much talent when it comes to an eye for a city. Love this game and your content!

Alternate title: Satellite view shows over 20 instances of fire in Verde Beach

and then there's me getting to 20k population before my computer shits itself trying to simulate the city.

I haven’t been able to unsee the camel’s head for YEARS

Man Verde Beach is the Goat. City planner, you were playing natural disasters without it being on haha. So many crazy fires.

Look at all that beautiful cement ! I can feel the heat rising like 150dg

The fires every now and then are the most VB thing! Their great

Wish you had included something like a transit map into this! Nevertheless, fantastic build.

Verde Beach was and remains an iconic CS build and a font of urban planning knowledge and wisdom. What a gift that we can access something like this series!

Even going all the way back to E.T. for Atari, studio execs never learned that rushing development means a bad game.

Meanwhile RealCivilEngineer: POOPCANOOOOOOOO

街並みの発展が綺麗で素晴らしいの一言 私には不可能ですlol

I miss this series. This was the best.

非常に綺麗に街が広がっていってて感動する。 私もこんなふうに綺麗に作りたい。 I am impressed by how beautifully the city spreads. I want to make it beautiful like this too.

I hope that the next game allows for different start dates and unlock-able period accurate architecture.

Would be cool if CS had a tech tree. Upgrade to newer building materials/styles and you would have to upgrade older parts of the city or leave them as historical sites.

The one and only Verde Beach. What a trip, really a gem man.

Happy 200th Anniversary to Cities Skylines!

Now imagine this as a playable map in a open world game

Thanks! That was satisfying.

For some reason, watching this has a relaxing effect.

I have headphones on while watching this and DAYUM does this song hit hard, the bass, the tune, the Instruments, the synched beats to each expansion. Is all perfect!

what is the name of that track? I like it very much.

Looking like San Andreas map

Bro is BALLING

It's funny, it looks like the development of northern Morocco and southern Spain, but on City Skylan

What's the song, it sounds very calming.

Fun fact: Without all the bureaucratic red tape it's actually just ten years of development.

It be really nice someone needs to make a mod where the architecture style changes for buildings built a substantial amount of time after the start of the game so building built in the year 100 will look different from a building built in year zero and a building built in year 200 will look different from a building built in year 100. It would also be interesting to see Marge add it so that once you reach certain paths of time i.e. 60 years into the game you unlock the ability to purchase a fusion power plant or unlock it in the tech tree, and other things like that where you get more advanced power generation and other transport technologies as you go forwards so it feels like the city has actually changed in 200 years rather than built with the same stagnant technology and architecture. Even better you can make the architecture be procedurally generated from the forms of assets and have it so that as the time goes on it prefers more futuristic looking assets over older looking assets but it does not mean that older looking assets will not appear again as you see in modern times sometimes every once in a while a building is built in the style of an older period. Idk it would probably be very hard to do 🤷‍♀️ mainly thinking about asset creation, as at some point there wont be any more technologies to unlock despite going forward another thousand years, purely because of the limitations of asset creation. Of course the solution if you are making a game with this idea from the get go, you would need to add an ending year, or an end condition, that way people don’t have the ability to discover how limited advancement is in a fixed setting.

The beats synchronizes well with the video

How was this time-lapse recorded? It looks so cool

How did you record this transition so smoothly? ❤

Zoo and nature preserve having a fire every episode

One can only dream of making a city like this

Ah. This reminded me that there is 1 mod in play for Verde Beach. It's either the one that unlocks the 25 tiles, or the one that unlocks all 81. I myself don't use either, as my computer starts having issues when I get to 8 tiles, and when I have 9, it takes a good while to load.

Which map is this?

its been a joy to watch this over time

this looks beautiful, the river formation kinda reminds me a bit of Shanghai for whatever reason, well done!

This is how i draw picture💀

I love that after all this time the original park is still there 🥰

I don’t know why mate but this song and the city give me some grand theft auto vibes and I love it so much.

A player who definitivt knows what he's doing. Good job!

Accidentally removes drain pipe without knowing and then half the city gets sick and a quarter dies

He made an actual city, no poop hole, no spaghetti roads, the people aren't drinking their own poop, no massive coal plant areas, no walled cities. The fact that his city has one of these makes it feel wierd

Such great work. This series was next level. I can’t to see a long build in City Skylines 2 but man do I need the tutorial so perfect timing.

The sure attention to detail in videos like these is what made the game so intimidating to play for the longest time. I've finally been able to push myself into doing it and just going with the flow.

man my cities always look like new york streets

This is why i love cities skyline. It has no limit(of course there is limit on land) to build what you want

This makes me want to play Cities Skylines, but i also know that I'd just make a block and nothing anywhere near good looking 😂

CPP you're an amazing fellow! thank you for giving us a picture into your world! It certainly has made my day brighter on some of the grayer ones.

This was so cool to watch! I watch your channel religiously and even bought City Skylines based on watching you!

Love the growth ! Your music is always choice as well

Ive been working on one of these but in cardboard with pens, markers and colorpencils looks like a satellite image it is about 6 feet by 4.5 feet, started working on it in 2007😊

Imagine how red those traffics are...

I appreciate the fact the different pics are timed to the beat it makes this so much better

They took "Verde is real fire you should visit it" to a whole new level 🔥🔥🔥🔥

The highly flammable Verde Beach

Oscar putting all his chips on fucking Jaimie Munguia is an all time De La Hoya Poker Move. This guy's playing chess! 😂🤣😂

I really need classes on how to make cities, cities fill with traffic at 30,000-40,000 inhabitants.

When you realize this is still slower growth than what some IRL megacities experienced

The days I used to pour into simcity2000 back in the day. I may have to get this.

ah yes, the annual forest fire

It's amazing how much more realistic CS1 looks than CS2 from this perspective! I really hope things get better for CS2

Verde Beach, we will miss you!

I get how the game works etc, even road hierarchy, I just can't get good city designs that don't actually look like a 5 year old made them, this city right here looks beautiful ngl

Very cool, and I love how u use that world

This is so satisfying. I want one of my cities to look like this but I keep restarting after 2 tiles because I'm a perfectionist but not very good at road layouts

Omg, this is so hard gameplay. You win this game

Would be cool if there was a city builder that advanced technologically with time starting in the 1700’s so you end up with stuff like historic districts

Didn't realize they had major concrete highways with clover intersections 200 years ago but besides that awesome program.

imagine a feature in cities skyline where you could rewind time, not to change things but just to look at your city and how it evolved