Posted May 24, 2020, 2:30 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by electricron
CapMetro loses money on every passenger. why is it a benefit for them to have more?
If 96%-98% of all Brandywine customers and workers get their by private transportation requiring parking places, why is it a benefit for them, CapMetro, and the City to have less parking spaces?
We are not playing Cities Skylines, reality is far different!
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Cities:Skylines is my favorite game. When heavily modded, it can actually be quite realistic.
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