Of course that isn’t the only thing that scenarios do. Poor Lakewood never stood a chance and I made it all happen. So when Lakewood was hit by a meteor after 3 weeks of game time it triggered an earthquake in another part of town, which then triggered a sinkhole…which then caused buildings to collapse. Load up your saved city and you’ll be able to add a number of different types of disasters and triggers to set them off. That’s where the new scenario creator comes in. To get that meteor to strike I had to make it happen. Little did the Cims know that a devastating meteor was headed their way. It had been a fairly successful little city, and my first attempt after the release of Snowfall. It just so happened that the sleepy little snowy town of Lakewood would be my target. If you’ve been playing Cities Skylines for a while you may already have a few towns just waiting for you to destroy.
That doesn’t mean it can’t be done….it just takes a little bit more work than you might initially expect.
If you’re fed up with your city there is no button to push to cause a massively devastating earthquake. Lets start off by saying that you aren’t playing God. How does one destroy a city? Earthquakes, tornados, and meteors of course! This is Cities Skylines: Natural Disasters, the third DLC release for the incredibly successful city building simulation game. If there has been one feature that Cities Skylines fans have been eagerly waiting for above any other it is the ability to destroy the cities they’ve worked so hard to build.
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