Piracy exist for a good, and a bad reason. Otherwise they would be lost in eternity for ever. (there have been plenty of examples where owners/copyright companies deleted the source-material and with it any further copies for later generationsīBC (from UK) as example deleted many source-materials in their past cause they didn#t want to spend money on storing the source-materials so they prefered to 'burn' it cause it's cheaperĪlot of old movies and series from very old days only still exist because of Piracy. Saving Culture goods because you can't trust the greediness owners/copyright company. (especially culture-goods that has been censored)Ħ. 'Non-Criminals' want to share the goods under the less-privileged part of the society. More and more launchers that are collecting datas from ur PC and to monetize it.ĥ. Service issues with DRM and other consumer-right cutting servicesģ. Since the introduction of subscripitions and splitting content over various platforms, the piracy gain an increasement in activity.ġ.People simply have not enough money cause they belong to the poor side of society.Ģ. I think it works great in EUIV.Īctually it doesn't, it does the exact opposite. I can imagine this would also help against piracy etc. The park maintenance building maintains and stores park maintenance vehicles, which go around your different parks and plazas.Īs a result, the entertainment value and happiness radius of your parks and plazas are increased.Originally posted by woumzel:The monthly subscription is just an alternative, for the rest of us that doesn't want to dump 90 - 190 euros on dlcs but still want to access the content. It costs ₡10,000 to build and ₡160 a week in upkeep. To find the park maintenance building, go to the Parks and Plazas menu (1), and click on the park maintenance tab (2). The park maintenance building can be found in the Park Maintenance tab of the Parks & Plazas build menu. Step 2: Building A Park Maintenance Building

If you’d rather not spend the ₡800/week to maintain the bus depot, you can simply turn off the building by clicking on it and toggling the on/off switch. In fact it’s not even necessary to keep the bus depot operational. You can create multiple lines to tour different parts of your city.ĭo note that the unlock only requires you to build the sightseeing bus depot, not to create lines.

Once you create a line, the sightseeing buses will automatically be dispatched from the depot, and start going around the stops. Just like with regular bus lines you’d want to do this in such a way that the bus stops form a loop, making sure to click back on the first stop to complete the route. The sightseeing info view will indicate points of interest around your city with a purple color. Place sightseeing bus stops around your city. To make use of your newly built sightseeing bus depot, place sightseeing bus stops around various points of interest around your city. To build the sightseeing bus depot, go to (1) the transport build menu, and then (2) the tours tab. It costs ₡35,000 to build and ₡800 a week in upkeep. You’ll find the sightseeing bus depot in the Tours tab of the Transport menu. The clock tower is a requirement for the Castle of Lord Chirpwick monument, which is also from the Parklife DLC. Tthere you can hover over the silhouette of the clock tower and see what you’ll need to build before unlocking it. Open the Unique Buildings menu (1), and click on the level 2 tab (2). It provides 80 entertainment value and produces 50 noise pollution, and has the unique bonus of increasing the speed of trains by 20%. Once unlocked, you can build the clock tower for ₡45,000. Reach the Tiny Town milestone (360-1,500 population, depending on the map).To unlock it, you’ll need to achieve three specific things: The Clock Tower is a level 2 unique building in Cities: Skylines that you can only get with the Parklife DLC.

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