Check out the latest developer video and blog from Paradox Interactive, as they delve deeper into the Cities: Skylines II progression system.
this past week, as they talked about the progression system in the game. Essentially, this time around, things will be changed up so that milestones can be unlocked as you progress your city from bare-bones town all the way to the metropolis you wish it to become. We have a snippet from
about these new changes for you to read below, along with another dev video, as we wait for a release date to be announced., Milestones were unlocked by reaching certain population thresholds, which varied depending on the buildable land of the map and gave you one path to the next Milestone: Build more residential areas. Withwe have taken a different approach.
"There are 20 Milestones to unlock, from Tiny Village all the way to Megapolis, and each one grants you a mix of Monetary rewards, Development Points, and Expansion Permits, as well as access to new City Services, Policies, and Management Options. As your city grows, you will need to answer more of your citizens' needs by providing them with additional services, such as Public Transportation and Communication.
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