The downtown looks really nice. However, lots of European downtown areas have underground parking garages, so maybe you could implement some of those instead.

Wow the Downtown came out pretty nice. Reminds me a bit of Berlin Potsdamer Platz

The Cruzcampo umbrellas and barriers at 15:30... my god man, perfect detail

New business areas in European cities are usually build on former industry plots at the harbor, not inside the city

Nydal is yours. I like the downtown work you did, despite the criticism. I agree with you that there are not enough moderately sized commercial buildings. It can be really hard to find stuff in the Workshop, as the tags are not often used well, the thumbnails lack scale referents, and there are a lot of very cartoonish buildings that have been uploaded. I also concur with many streamers who have mentioned that if you create actual new buildings, please leave the props off. Leave that to city builders to detail. I enjoy the three hour livestreams. I watch them over several days. Thanks for another great Nydal installment!

I would love to see small churches hidden between tall buildings, like you find in the City of London!

The edge of the downtown where there is a steep cliff (with wooden fences) near the re-decorated church looks more ideal for a cobbled viewing platform. Immagine lunch people sitting or staring towards the old town.

Tell Flux hello for us. Also thanks for the short vid, no way I'd watch for 2 hours.

I would love to ride around Nydal in a game like Skate I'm not great at Skate or anything like that, in fact I'm quite bad at it, but Nydal is so chill and full of such lovely scenery that I could happily fall down staircases and off balconies all day there and not get bored

Should be more old churches in an old European city. Have you ever been in the city of London? Big banks and businesses in modern buildings with small medieval churches peppered around

Personally think you've nailed the downtown, turned out really nice.

The 'downtown' is quite nice, but if I were shouldn't call it downtown. In European city's the old part is 95% the center. The part with the new buildings is often a place where nobody comes, exept for people who need to be there.

In the UK we call them gas holders. There’s a few they’ve turned into buildings around the Granary Square area of London by King’s Cross St Pancras. They look fantastic especially the small park they’ve made out of one of them.

Oh yes, the before-after cinematics is wonderful as usual! Really like how the downtown area looks.

Would be awesome if you could upload an edited version of the livestreams. I barley have the time to watch the full videos. If this takes to much time, I also would be happy if you just would shortly show what progress was made in the beginning of episodes like this :)

I really like this new neighborhood. A little note though - rarely in Europe there is a 100% commercial/office district. Usually it is mixed with residential buildings, old and new.

I imagine that the area you are working on used to be an old industrial area, then it was mostly torn up except for the gas tank and the main avenue, then new roads and modern office buildings were put in at the same time, explaining why the roads conform to the buildings.

This is the greatest cities skylines series ever, just in love with Nydal:)

17:08 "Please, don´t mind me! I´m just passing by..."

European "downtowns" (downtown is a very American phrase, "city centre" is what it's called in Europe generally) tend to be renovated old buildings, not modern skyscrapers unless it's a large city, and the old centre tends to be larger than the new centre as the new centre is, well, new so not as much time to grow and is often offset from the centre slightly, but still very nice work!

Also yeah, usually most office buildings don't have any logo on them besides their own. They do want to keep a clean aesthetic and promote themselves and not others. The only exception I can think of is Times Square in NYC, but thats a huge commercial hub.

This episode is great, the level of detail in the downtown looks superb and the building placement is top notch. Thanks for uploading!

IF you want to add a kind of high building For contrast i highly recomend the new "karlatornet" that is being built in Sweden, a fantastic European building, the asset from the workshop needs a little bit detailing but otherwise, a keeper, you should check it out:) but wow that downtown looked good!

Super cool! Seems like it would be a good place to walk around.

Nydal is coming along well, and looking great!

Not watched the episode yet, but I'm home sick and am I glad this came out today. Thanks for keeping me entertained without being loud and obnoxious. I come to youtube to chill, the loud obnoxious stuff I go to twitch for ;)

Not sure how I feel about the downtown, to be honest. It looks great, but it feels really unrealistic for a city of this size.

I guess most important for european cities is the lack of grid. if u look at google maps for any american city its just like looking at a fly screen. Here (probably) all cities are historically developed so you can see the history of how the city was in its road layout. For example Frankfurt: If you zoom in on Innenstadt you can follow the streets "Neue Mainzer Straße", "Hochstraße", "Bleichstraße", "Seilerstraße" and "Lange Straße". If you're following those streets in this order, you have Parks on your left-hand side that have kind of in a triangular shaped edges towards the outer districts of the city. Thats where they used to have their walls as this shape is very effective for defense, you can see it in different fortresses too.

IDk if you read youtube comments, but maybe try adding a "fancy cell tower" to the top of a mountain near the city kind of like the one in Seoul, South Korea, or the BT tower in London. Something to stick out and be a defining feature of the city high above everything else where the cims can go on vacation to. It is something I end up doing in like all of my cities because I think it looks cool lol.

11:19 el gasómetro de la General Paz, admirable el nivel de detalle y lo realista de tus videos :)

I am amazed.... I was waiting for this since you started the series! *edit* You plopped the downtown buildings really close to each other... I would of spaced the tallest building further from each other. I know this is a small map but it looks really close to Tallinns skyline because of the spacing

Vídeo muy instructivo y relajante a la vez. Keep on truckin man!

Loving the series. For those of us who don't have the time to watch livestreams it would be great if you start the episodes off with quickly showing and explaining what was added during the previous livestreams between episodes.

I'm jealous of how good you are at making cities!! I wish I could build like you. 😀 (P. S. I would love to live in Nydal)

omg you have put cruzcampo umbrella hahaha regards from spain xoxo

10:35 those cars are so broken lmao

Looks awesome. Nice work

I'd love to see edited versions of live streams. Great work!

Glad to hear about the shortened livestreams. Even if you just speed the whole things up and just put some music over them, I wouldnt mind. Its nice to see all of what you do without comitting 3 hours to it. I hope you go back and edit your previous ones if you do so, especially the dam.

I noticed the first office building you placed is also in pres’ new Belfast area of new Windsor

No need for considering . Only doing . Great video liked and subbed !

This came out really nice. I've been telling this for a while but could you please tweak the main shoreline, it looks so empty right now.

Waited for this all week

Yesss, I was waiting for this!

Best series ever!

You really need to build the main shopping street a shopping centre (Mall). There are always shopping streets in European Cities, as well as that there should be a small Shopping centre (Mall) nearby.

Didn't know they had the Dublin gasometer on the workshop

You deserve more subscribers

Very good job, keep it up

17:09 was the best part of the video!

Looks really really nice! :) How do you get the rocks/mountains look so realistic/detailed ? Also the colours are so nice and realistic, how do you do it? :D

Lovely design with inspiring attention to detail! Your comments regarding scale issues in CS generally are spot on. I suppose the CS developers fully knew they were fudging the scale in these original primitive vanilla assets, but then the game evolved so much with the contribution of modders and assets builders, leaving their original decisions looking silly. The airports and shipping ports (including buildings, vehicles and mechanics) are good examples of this - they often look like childish caricatures up against the realism of detailed city builds. I also get very frustrated tying to select commercial/office/high density residential buildings etc based on deceptive thumbnails and descriptions. Also the assets selection on offer is biased towards really massive cities (central zones of very big US cities, etc). You basically have to put it down to know what it is. It would be great to sort/categorize by height.

Woah, I just found your channel. I share the same name as your city lol, that's insane. Well built city, I'm subscribing.

looks great!!!

Increíble level of detail 😍

at 11:03 those buildings are called gas holders or gasometers

i would like the restaurants to have much more greenery

In downtown you can use Warsaw buldings (sorry for my english ·_·)

Thanks for the short video. I'm never able to watch the live streams or the 2+ hour long videos.

Please build a Cathedral or a big main church in the old buildings area :)

Hello Strictoaster! I really enjoy your videos! They help me improve my Cities: Skylines towns designs, so thank you! Edit: thanks for the pin! This made my day.

Use the gaps for more parking lots!

Not to say that the San Francisco Bay Bridge is a bad bridge, it's a fantastic bridge, however, judging by the way Nydal looks the Bay Bridge looks a bit too modern especially where the bridge curves. Now I'm not saying you need to change the bridge, I just wanted to point it out. Also, the downtown looks awesome.

I’d love to see a huge fountain center price like in Rome

Enjoyed this episode as always. I noticed that stone sprites were triggered on gravel. Did you turn them on on purpose?

Have you ever been to the Netherlands? when yes where in the Netherlands? when no... you should go there once and dont hang around Amsterdam all the time and go visit another dutch city like The Hague or something like that.

How do you stop the buildings you place down from despawning?

Have you thought about height restrictions on the buildings in cities like this? If my memory serves me correct, a lot of cities like the one you are creating have height restrictions on building be no taller than the highest church steeple. Am I wrong in thinking you were doing that at marker 1:05? FORGIVE ME if you addressed this later on in the video as I am only a couple of minutes in.

Lmao you should travel Asia and see how many logos are on each building.

El gasómetro de Nydal

Can you start with quick recap of the streams in beginning the episodes released after after the stream :)

Hey does anybody know what colour editing mod he used at 2:09 to change the colour of the building? Thanks

Question for you. At 12:08 you lowered a set of stairs into the ground. I've been trying to do this, but no matter what I try, they just pop back up above ground level. Any tips?

Hi thats bilal ı have a question when i am in cities skyline i can do page up and down for road while the nodes are open, but ı cant do that for stairs , ı watch your video and you always do that especially for this video in 12:17 . Why cant ı do that? Are there able to any idea for my that problem, already now ı appreciated

Cruzcampo...LOL

should've named it "making my way downtown"

I like the inclusion of some modern buildings but the "downtown" is just overkill. For a small European city there would be maybe 1-2 modern buildings MAX in the entire city, and none of them would be particularly tall. As multiple people (myself included) commented in the last video, there is no way a small European town would allow tall glass office buildings next to what appears to be a centuries-old church. For one they're taller than the church (quite obviously so) and they obstruct the view of its steeple... which is a big no-no. I can't find an example of a smaller European city that has allowed large glass towers to be built next to important landmarks, with or without a buffer zone (if someone else does please let me know). But even in the biggest cities, like Paris, there are no tall buildings anywhere near important religious or historical landmarks in the city center. There's only a single tall office tower on the periphery of inner Paris---all the tall buildings get pushed out further towards the suburbs. In some German cities it works slightly differently, like Alexanderplatz in Berlin, but Berlin is a city at least 220 times larger than yours... meaning I highly doubt the local authorities would ever consent to large office towers being built next to a church. I'm not sure what happened here really. In your livestream I saw you demolish the tall glass buildings seemingly because you understood what I and others were talking about because of how unrealistic it looks. It's pretty disappointing to see you apparently disregard your own acknowledgement and move back in a direction people repeatedly told you was not European. The city looks very American now because of how it seems to spurn these historical traditions favored all over continental Europe. I'm not a fan of the direction you keep taking things. It also has above ground parking garages which again do not exist in city centers. They're typically underground and there is usually a lot of extra street parking because there simply isn't space to put them anywhere else. Also the trams you're using in your city are built in Canada for Canadian cities---they're not European. The Cimex delivery trucks I keep seeing around the city are also American.

17:10 walking in the street I'm high

Question: whats that brick clock tower called? (I really like it and it has been bugging me i cant find it)

this is horrible,... financial downtowns in Europe are build on: -Bombed buildings from WW2 -old industrial areas/harbors/warehouses -totally new developments with grid roads Another point-around the church should be some small buildings and so on not a small park and 80m buildings right away,...

I just been been thinking, you should be payed by R*ckst*r games right now and start to working on GTA 6 Maps 😂🤣

About scale, I dont understand and I hate how vanilla assets for yhe same game can have that different scales. Some buildings have almost double the ammount of floors (windows) compared to others

this looks like downtown Montreal...

¿Por qué no haces más videos en español? Qiero ver más!

I personally would not care whether you edit your livestreams or not; I love doing boring things while listening to the livestream with the pip thing in opera. I think it isn’t worth it to edit them but I haven’t read many other comments yet so not sure what the consensus is.

it looks like Garry's mod workshop maps.

Do you plan on doing another collaboration in the near future?

Can you turn the subtitles on?

Nice

How can i download cities:skyline on my windows 10 free

Btc??? Eht???? What's that in the description?

Why would I watch livestreams of 2+ hours? Ain't nobody got time for that!

Can Nadal be in Latvia?

Para cuándo un vídeo en español ?

Love u

Buildings are too high and downtown is too big (*in my opinion*) for a city this big, I live in a larger city than Nydal, it has about 120k population, its name is Osijek, we have 3 buildings higher than 50m, the tallest one is just 65m, we dont have like a downtown, these buildings are spread out (i am not counting the suburbs with communist buildings around 30-40m).

1:32

is it just me or does his voice sound super nervous

the roads are to narrow for a downtown

PLS DO VIDEO OF WALKING ON FIRST CAMERA !