Beyond 22 tiles, it becomes less of a city, and more of a megalopolis, which might great for some players, but not really necessary. I used to support private boats, but now I know that the game doesn't support enough vehicles at it, even with the quadruple max.
were shortened, and even with a mod that quadruples them, I start to run out of vehicles at 22 tiles. With 9 tiles, I started running out of maximum vehicles to the point where trains/trams/etc.
With 22 tiles, I run out of potential objects. Another problem is maximum vehicle numbers and maximum object numbers. There's not much point in having unlockable tiles if you can't use them all. I don't see why we have 22 unlockable tiles if only 9 can be used. 9 tiles is not enough, especially given how much space DLCs such as parks life and industries take up, however, 22 is enough. The devs didn't provide any further insight as to what, exactly, this means, but some in the community are quite unhappy with this development, as it suggests that the actual playing area may end up being smaller than what was available in the original, albeit modded, Cities: Skylines game.I am happy with just 22 tiles. Specifically, Colossal Order recently explained that Cities: Skylines 2 would offer maps that stretch up to 159 square kilometers in total, which corrected the previously posted 175 square kilometer claim. RELATED: After Cities Skylines 2, Paradox Should Fill Another Old-School Sim Niche Though the majority of the game's showcases up until now have been fairly promising, the amount of actual playable terrain is a particularly noteworthy point of contention, and it remains to be seen how the situation will develop ahead of the game's September launch window. Some already believed that Cities: Skylines 2 may have bitten off too much, and this new controversy in the making may add more fuel to the proverbial fire. Though the developer, Colossal Order, quickly chimed in to correct the misinformation, the community is now unhappy with what has actually been said. A typo in one of Cities: Skylines 2's promotional articles has led to a significant amount of confusion from the community, as it suggested that the game would feature a substantially larger playing area than actually appears to be present.
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