Three Moves Ahead 599: Cities: Skylines 2

Three Moves Ahead

Idle Thumbs

Video Games, Games, War, War Games, Strategy, Games & Hobbies, Strategy Games

4.8 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 28 October 2023

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Len and Jon are joined by Sin Vega and Well There's Your Problem's Justin Roczniak (donoteat01) to discuss Cities: Skylines 2. We have some mixed feelings about this much anticipated sequel, and we don't shy away from pointing out what doesn't work while giving a few nods to what is new and cool. If you understand how garbage works in this game, please leave a comment.

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0:00.0	Good evening. You are listening to Three Moves Ahead. I am Len. I am your host for this week. And we are joined by our good friend, John Bolding.
0:10.8	Good week, everyone.
0:13.9	We also have today from RPS, Sin Vega.
0:18.1	Hello.
0:19.7	And from the Well There's Your Problem podcast, Justin Rosniak, aka Do Not Eat.
0:27.1	Howdy Duty?
0:29.0	And we are here to talk about the release of Cities Skylines 2 from Paradox and Colossal Order,
0:36.9	the sequel to a game I have put hundreds and hundreds of hours into.
0:43.3	And if you haven't seen my review yet, I have mixed feelings about the sequel.
0:53.0	But we'll go ahead and start.
0:57.0	Justin,
0:57.3	do you want to give us the rundown on what is city skylines to?
1:01.8	So,
1:02.3	well,
1:02.6	City of Skylines 2 is the sequel to City Skylines 1,
1:06.6	which is just City Skylines.
1:08.3	There's no number there.
1:10.4	It,
1:11.7	you know,
1:14.4	it is the new big,
1:18.0	I would say general purpose city builder game,
1:18.6	you know,
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