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UrbanLoon gives City 6 two very different shopping districts

A dense waterfront and a parking-heavy suburban mall anchor the second episode of his new Cities: Skylines 2 series.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

I Built the Most WEALTHY City Ever

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0:29Loon tackles six traffic jams by changing road priorities and simplifying routes.
3:20Waterfront construction begins with The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.
9:03A customer shortage prompts pedestrian quay construction and high-density housing.
17:34A failing roundabout gives way to a direct highway junction.
19:44Work begins on the contrasting Beaverly Falls Premium Mall suburban district.

UrbanLoon's plans for a perfect city have reached the shopping stage, which means fixing traffic before adding plenty of reasons for more traffic. His only new upload this week, "I Built the Most WEALTHY City Ever", sets out to build contrasting retail districts: a walkable waterfront and an unapologetically car-dependent suburban center.

First come road-priority changes and simpler routes through existing jams. Then the riverfront gets malls, hotels, Hudson's Department Store and a passenger harbor. The cruise tourists are initially conspicuous by their absence. When shops need more customers, Loon adds high-density housing and an extensive pedestrian quay, giving his commercial ambitions some neighbors.

By the time attention turns to Beaverly Falls Premium Mall, a troublesome roundabout has already required conversion into a direct highway junction. Perfection, apparently, involves revisions.

The episode has reached roughly 128,000 views. Its predecessor, "Starting a PERFECT New City in Cities Skylines 2", carries the most daily momentum on the channel, while the nearly eight-hour Loon Lake compilation remains another substantial draw. City 6 is getting established without putting the previous city entirely into retirement.

Across the week, UrbanLoon added about 2,000 subscribers, and daily views are now nearly twice their usual level. He also drew the largest weekly view total among the nearby-sized strategy and simulation channels here; The Comeback Kids had a similarly substantial week.

Viewers have practical matters on their minds: public transport, how close the boardwalk shops should sit to the water, and what City 6 should actually be called. Loon's Landing and City McCityface are among the suggestions. The shopping districts have names; the city itself remains the naming committee's business.

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@CptPipebeardSee it on YouTube
Loon's Landing
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I think the large shops asset (the one with boardwalk) is intended to be right on the water, that’s why it has its own integrated boardwalk.
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I kinda like the city 6 name gives off half life vibes
@ivanwilcox7350See it on YouTube
City McCityface
@MrTda23rd6See it on YouTube
Just finished the other video from 5 days ago, and magicaclly this one appeared and I can continue binging. Thanks.
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FINALLY!!! We got our Barnes & Noble!!!
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