Comments by "" (@mukrifachri) on "Who REALLY designs cities?" video.

Yeah, I think in SC4 there was protests and stuff, it was interesting. SC4 also had advisors for you that'd advise what's the best course of option you might need to take. Though what could be interesting too I think is gradual building. Like, when you say you want something demolished, it isn't immediately demolished, instead you wait until the building actually is vacated and then deconstructed. Then when making roads they don't just pop up but slowly being paved. This was present in SC4 as well, albeit very limited (and easily overridden). Could be cool to see like construction happening at "night" then finished when the day comes as well (the ambient sun day length is like 1 year in C:S right ?). This would definitely make it harder financially too however (you need to wait until revenue comes in after expending something much like real-world spending). Beyond these I think that city planning where I live is still mostly conducted behind closed doors albeit that a.) we have much less strict zoning (so in a sense the citizens are given a much larger freedom) and b.) they do have experts behind the curtain so it's OK I guess. Wish that C:S have less strict zoning (like mixed residential-commercial or commercial-office or commercial-industrial or so).
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