Yeah…🫠😂

Not to mention, the drifting-into-parking Aston Martin 😄

True haha

Truly a realistic city builder!

Everyone in Cities Skylines II drives like this, so technically speaking everyone should have their license taken away.

Human washing machine at 10:24 too It's like that OK Go video up in here

😋😋

I think Colossal Order should change the behavior of all vehicles.

@@automation7295 No bikes, but everything else goes on two wheels when taking a corner.

Vehicle movement and behavior is very unrealistic in Cities: Skylines II. - Vehicles changing lanes is very unnatural and unrealistic. - Body lean of vehicles are very unnatural and unrealistic, especially trucks and buses looking like the leaning tower of Pisa when taking corners or changing lane. - 90% of vehicles do illegal U-turns and 90% of them even ignore banned left or right turns. - Vehicles still drive through everything. - Vehicles still despawn when stuck or waiting too long. - At least they seem to removed "pocket cars" from Cities: Skylines 1, but the movement and behavior of vehicles is just carried over from Cities: Skylines 1.

Eu também kkkkk

Or a metro

🙏🏻

Hahah:D

Yes or train:)

More like every driver shouldn't be on the road, it's very clear their driving behavior is carried over from Cities: Skylines 1. Cities in Motion 1 had better driving behavior and physics compared to both Cities: Skylines 1 and 2. It mean how can a game from 2011 had driving behavior and physics compared to their games from 2015 and 2023? It's embarrassing.

That’s the ai which makes stupid turns

thank CO for this❤

@@syryozh6957 Everyone at CO should have their drivers license revoked.

0:52 quite a dangerous place for cars turning out

Vehicle movement and behavior is very unrealistic in Cities: Skylines II. - Vehicles changing lanes is very unnatural and unrealistic. - Body lean of vehicles are very unnatural and unrealistic, especially trucks and buses looking like the leaning tower of Pisa when taking corners or changing lane. - 90% of vehicles do illegal U-turns and 90% of them even ignore banned left or right turns. - Vehicles still drive through everything. - Vehicles still despawn when stuck or waiting too long. - At least they seem to removed "pocket cars" from Cities: Skylines 1, but the movement and behavior of vehicles is just carried over from Cities: Skylines 1.

Paradox are the publishers, not the developers. Colossal order developed the game.

@@NrinaNutshell People who use their brain do know that Paradox are the publishers and Colossal Order are the developers. People just prefer criticizing Paradox because they seems to forced Colossal Order to release the PC version game too early, I bet Colossal Order wanted to delay to PC version as well.

@@automation7295 I personally think that the company who develops the game should decide when to publish their game, but oh well. Paradox saved Prison Architect, so I got a little respect for them.

@@NrinaNutshell I personally think all developers should always decide.

Colossal Order should really change the behavior and movement of all vehicles, even Cities in Motion 1 had more realistic vehicle movement. What more embarrassing that even SimCity 4 had better vehicle movement, obviously not as realistic since SimCity 4 is a 2003 game.

Vehicle movement and behavior is very unrealistic in Cities: Skylines II. - Vehicles changing lanes is very unnatural and unrealistic. - Body lean of vehicles are very unnatural and unrealistic, especially trucks and buses looking like the leaning tower of Pisa when taking corners or changing lane. - 90% of vehicles do illegal U-turns and 90% of them even ignore banned left or right turns. - Vehicles still drive through everything. - Vehicles still despawn when stuck or waiting too long. - At least they seem to removed "pocket cars" from Cities: Skylines 1, but the movement and behavior of vehicles is just carried over from Cities: Skylines 1.