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Looks awesome!

BE WARNED. THE LAWNMOWER 4.0 IS NOT BALL SAFE.

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It actually makes sense. Since putting in on lower level where it's surrounded by other taller tiles means you can place a support on top of it more easily.

@@cfilorvyls457 but at the time he didn’t know about supports

@@erispyramos798 "We don't make mistakes, we have happy accidents"

you spelled park wrong on purpose right?

@@BufferThunder Haha yes definitely (not me making making a mistake coz im french)

It was indeed perfect, unfortunately it seems i'm not smooth ball rich. 🤣

Also poor paddy lol

"and speaking of shaft"

Like he was doing with the factories....

My strat is a garbage pile first, and then two radio recievers. If you get a casino, skip it via the garbage.

doesnt that mean you dont benefit from them either? I was assuming that the radius of the explosion was also the radius of the happiness boost.

@@beningram1811 Sure - but why risk the ~25% chance of explosion, deaths, and unhappiness from lost resources, for a ~12.5% chance of negating the need for some resources at random? You can absolutely achieve 100% happiness without gambling on getting lucky with a bomb. You just have to be smart about the radii of your electricity, gas, water, and parks. Don't expand into areas with no coverage at all, if you must expand up or out make sure at least two needs will be covered in the new area so you don't need to get lucky (I don't mean with the casino, I just meant drawing producers) three turns in a row to get the resources you need in the new areas. Don't expand into too many areas at once, either. If you have unmet needs to the north, south, upper east, and even higher north, one or two resource buildings won't cover them all. Build compact. Keep your factories away from your other buildings, but give them a platform once in a while. Early factories STOP PRODUCING BUILDINGS after a few turns, so if you lose a newer factory because the house or factory underneath it crumbled or blew up, that's a game-over condition. Factories do not have needs, nor produce happiness or fulfil needs, so there is no reason to put them near other buildings. Do build tall; they may not seem like it, but the radius of a need fulfilling building is slightly ovular, to encourage upwards building. In fact, if you can position a need fulfilling building two or three stories above buildings that need it, you can fit more buildings that MIGHT need it around the fulfilling one. Smol houses are the densest pop-to-space building, so especially fit those into areas where you already have all the needs covered. Trust me, I was able to win the Happiest City contest (not Best Looking or the Fastest Demo Completion Time contests though) at literally maximum happiness of 100% with no unmet needs and no casinos. Relying on the happiness boost of a casino is like relying on a wheelchair because you stubbed your toe.

@@beningram1811 it's extremely easy to keep everyone happy in that game if you do even a little bit of planning, really don't need them. I'm not even sure that's what they do.

What contest was that and how did u win it?

It doesn’t look pretty though.

Imma be real I also don’t get the casino

Not really.

I already have a video on Sprocket if you weren't aware!

I've been waiting for some KZfaqrs to go back to sprocket, mostly cuz you can now add multiple turrets which I don't think rce has used yet, plus since the last time he played the game has improved the customization.

Day one explaining to Island ants that the search feature exists for this exact reason

@@derekhunter5040 🙀

Thanks! (your payment is in the post!) 😅

He didn’t have to go after the good boy and his missing dangles like that though, damn… D:

Super engineering