SimCity 3000 mathematically perfect city

[Udderdude]

Goddamn.

[Alfonzo]

But where do I play golf?

[Udderdude]

Silly human, golf is not required in the omega-efficient city of the future.

Go play some videogames or something.

[pavera]

Holy god. Pages of calculations and years of work. He deserves a medal.

[CODOR]

I guess all those times I stayed up until dawn playing SimCity don't seem so bad, now...

[40oz]

What was the goal to creating a 'perfect' city? To have the highest population while having the highest education, employment, and least pollution, crime, whatever?

[Manc]

Yeah what exactly does "mathematically perfect city" mean anyway, just symmetrically? Efficiency? It seems some mixture of both.

[Enjay]

Krispavera said:

He deserves a medal.

He deserves a slap. ;)

[Ralphis]

I love the groupings of like 40 libraries next to eachother

[Doom Marine]

But one has to wonder: What is that city's suicide rate?

[dew]

suicides? the citizen units are perfectly happy during their life cycle until terminated during their 50's, according to the graph at 6:39

[CODOR]

At 6:39 in the video it shows a disturbing lack of anyone over the age of 60 in the city. Apparently the perfect city is the one from Logan's Run...

(Edit: dew got there first)

[Sharessa]

This man will never get laid.

[Ninjalah]

Ralphis said:

I love the groupings of like 40 libraries next to eachother

Yeah, kinda hated that there were huge cities who basically had huge ass buildings built wall to wall. The hell is that?

EDIT: Played this game when I was younger, and all I did was use a preset city, and just destroy it with hurricanes/fire/flood/alien invasion...

[Reisal]

Impressive work there..

[Quasar]

Danarchy said:

This man will never get laid.

Neither have a lot of famous, important, or highly intelligent people.

This guy needs to apply his mad genius to some real world problems though.

[deathbringer]

Quasar said:

This guy needs to apply his mad genius to some real world problems though.

Oh no, we let them to that to Coventry after the war!

[darknation]

Quasar said:

Neither have a lot of famous, important, or highly intelligent people.

This guy needs to apply his mad genius to some real world problems though.

I'd like to know exactly which important famous highly intelligent people you are refering to.

[Sharessa]

darknation said:

I'd like to know exactly which important famous highly intelligent people you are refering to.

Cliff Richard?

[Technician]

Danarchy said:

Cliff Richard?

I don't know if he's a virgin per se.

[Dr. Zin]

http://bash.org/?449715

[Quasar]

darknation said:

I'd like to know exactly which important famous highly intelligent people you are refering to.

http://www.indopedia.org/List_of_famous_virgins.html

[doom2day]

Ralphis said:

I love the groupings of like 40 libraries next to eachother

In ultimately efficient soviet city, libraries are not independent, but one large library with multiple buildings.

[Jonathan]

Quasar said:

http://www.indopedia.org/List_of_famous_virgins.html

Some saints, a handful authors and a disputed claim for Isaac Newton? Hardly the most impressive list.

[Starke Von Oben]

I made this for SimCimty 3000 YEARS ago when I was younger:



Pretty cool eh? Hitler's Volkshalle for re-built Berlin >:D

[Sharessa]

doom2day said:

In ultimately efficient soviet city, libraries are not independent, but one large library with multiple buildings.

In Soviet Russia, library groups YOU!

[caco_killer]

I want to know how he got this game to work in Windows XP. :(

[40oz]

Starke Von Oben said:

3000 YEARS ago

OOOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLDDDD MMMAAAAAAAAANNNNNN

[Quasar]

Jonathan said:

Some saints, a handful authors and a disputed claim for Isaac Newton? Hardly the most impressive list.

What's your point?

[Abyssalstudios1]

Quasar, you forgot Steve Carell.