Exploiting NEW Train Stations for INFINITE MONEY in Cities Skylines2

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• GR

  @grassblizzard · 6 months ago

  I think you were using the passenger train line tool instead of the cargo one. it  moved to the second page of the train menu after the new assets were added

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• JA

  @jaroslavkaspar1927 · 6 months ago (edited)

  In the cargo  problem you have to use cargo routes

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• RA

  @rainmarble580 · 6 months ago

  1. Add a university or college in your city to grow the office area. <br>2. Unpausing the additional rail yard and adding more lines of transit would generate more money. <br>3. Connecting the industrial areas with the commercial area with a train line and a road for deliveries only between the two areas.<br>Great idea for the video. I was curious to see how the new stations 🚉 worked.

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• RU

  @RustyWalker · 6 months ago

  A road from industry to commercial would make sense so industry can deliver. Another road to the highway means they can export. Cargo train stations will also work once you&apos;ve read the comments.

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• WE

  @We_as_in_you_and_me · 6 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=She6DCmJyUs&amp;t=1216">20:16</a> you used teh passenger line tool😭

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• RY

  @ryanandrew5141 · 6 months ago

  You could also run buses with max fees inside of each zoned area to increase revenue, that way people pay instead of walking

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• MR

  @MrPaPhotos · 6 months ago (edited)

  I was just going to link on reddit a section of a city I built that had no roads connecting it to the main city, only trains connecting it to the rest of the map. Tons of people walking and using a tram I built, If you build cargo trains, they do bring cars, but the people dont use them to get around at all. I have to try this but my city already makes basically infinite money, I&apos;m on normal, with 32k people and have over 140million right now... Its pretty much having complete service systems, and walkable education, and your income will shoot up.

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• AL

  @alexandermeister7790 · 3 months ago

  For cargo transport, you must not use passenger lines, but cargo lines. Bueros need cargo to develop.

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• BA

  @batbeeps · 6 months ago

  Having separate residential and commercial areas so that people have to pay to travel between them is just American urban planning.

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• SA

  @saschab.5154 · 6 months ago

  I also always used the pedestrian line tool in the beginning for cargo hubs...

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• WI

  @WisdomBreezes-ye1ti · 2 months ago

  you could even put buses that was close to the train, if you build the train and then one piece of highway (doesnt have sidewalk then) then it will force them onto a bus. Put buses between &quot;areas&quot; on the commercial thing ...

• PA

  @Pattamas_Gaming · 6 months ago

  Another banger video from my favourite city builder youtuber 😎😎

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