The Europe modder Hilfebold is working on the region packs. Here is a picture of his Ruhr area pack for the predecessor.
The new update 1.1.10f1 for Cities: Skylines 2 paves the way for some exciting new features: The highly anticipated Region Packs are about to be released.
There is also one among them Europey packwhich will allow you to make your cities even more authentic and integrate buildings in the typical Europe style.
This is what awaits you in the region packs
The region packs are the result of a collaboration with well-known modders from the community who have over 2,500 new assets Buildings and designs from eight different regions of the world will be brought into the game. Including Europey, Japan, China, France and the USA.
The Europey pack will be particularly oriented towards the striking architectural features of Europe cities and will include buildings such as half-timbered houses, modern office complexes and typical residential buildings.
Through close collaboration with well-known modders like Feindboldwho has already created hundreds of Europe buildings for its predecessor Cities: Skylines in the past, the region pack will certainly ensure a particularly high level of authenticity.
You can get a first insight into the Packs region in the trailer:
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Cities Skylines 2: The Region Packs bring architecture from all over the world
From now on, the region packs will be available every two weeks for free via the Paradox Mods platform. France starts on October 28th, the Europey pack follows on November 11, 2024.
Patch 1.1.10f1 brings these improvements
The fight against the building game’s technical shortcomings also continues, and the new patch for Cities: Skylines 2 brings some much-needed improvements. In addition to preparing for the region packs, the update fixed various bugs and addressed performance issues to stabilize the gaming experience.
Among other things, Bug in tourism mechanics corrected so that hotels now reliably appear in commercial areas and the number of tourists increases.
Those too Wayfinding of vehicles has been improved so that buses and trams no longer take unnecessary detours and road planning works more efficiently.
Adjustments to environmental pollution also ensure a more realistic gaming experience: air pollution now spreads further and disappears more slowly, while highways now generate more noise pollution. A small but welcome fix is that homeless camps will now disappear from your parks as soon as the affected citizens leave the areas.
