In the future, these batteries will be powered by renewable or low-carbon energy sources, and awareness campaigns targeting both residents and businesses will help reduce the city's energy needs.

This will allow time for urgent repairs to the electrical infrastructure if needed in the future (in case of disaster or other emergencies). These batteries are recharged by the surplus from our electrical grid.

To mark the beginning of this transition, backup batteries have been installed in the city, providing enough energy to cover 3.5 months of the city's energy needs.

This fire was so significant in its scale that the Administration and the Mayor have accelerated the city's energy transition.

Sold! Thank you for your contribution ✨

Oh thank you 💙

This fresh start allows me to expand the history of this city-state and deepen the role-playing aspect that now surrounds it. You’ve probably already seen posts and stories about this.

I hope you’ll like the city.
See you soon for what’s next!

Ryan

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For now, mods are off the table! The city has suffered greatly from these various bugs, conflicts between mods and packs, and so on. I’m considering reverting to a save made just before the Economy 2.0 patch.

This would be an opportunity to build and rebuild Castel in a different way.

Even without mods, the region packs were causing issues…

Today, I finally managed to play while keeping the region packs active.

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And then look at this little church and its cemetery 😍

The new region packs bring real diversity, both in terms of architecture and color.

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These two new DLCs are a real opportunity to rework our cities. It looks great! 😍

🏥 A new hospital has been built. It blends in perfectly with the city.

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