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Cities: Skylines II Feature Highlight #6: Electricity & Water - Paradox Interactive
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this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2023
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I think it's awesome that there are electrical substations now. Now I wonder how natural disasters will factor in. As in, will you have localized blackouts if a substation goes down? Could localized battery plants take over in that scenario? (I'm mostly thinking of a remote island with one set of power lines going out to it)
I'm pretty stoked to try it out, I'm just a little nervous about performance with so many new variables being introduced.