Cities Skylines 2 - Part 12
🕑 Added 2024-03-27 18:00:05 +0000 UTCOver 30 minutes of me talking about real engineering and forgetting to build a city...
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JesseJaimy Hecker
l loved the highway facts thank you!!
Stirfry
i'm pretty late, but this is my favorite kind of Matt content.
Shellify
The Corners in Germany are also Steep when there is no Speedlimit. Thats mainly because we have something called "Richtgeschwindigkeit", that means basically that you can go over 130km/h but if you crash while going higher you insurence does not have to pay then
Identical Quinns
Imagine having to dig up and replace concrete every time city maintenance needed access to utilities under the road. Even internet cable is buried under there. If something went wrong…NO RCE until they fix it!! I’m guessing that’s an important benefit of cheap roads as well :)
Ricardo Menendez
“You just have to replace the surface course every 5 years” HA I wish America did that lol some of these roads haven’t seen any kind of love in over 15 years lol
Peter
I loved the explaining bits
Real Civil Engineer
haha it was only a joke my friend!
Slamphist
I loved the info!
Real autoelectrician
I’d love too know what was your worst job as in hardest to complete or even worst client anything along those lines really
Maciej Klemarczyk
Great stuff the questions :)
KingKongsToolbelt
Sweet
WookieEngineer
Love your videos, over in the states, have you seen what's been happening in RI, bridge shut down due to sheared reinforcement pins, one a few primary flow paths into the state capitol, apparently discovered by a younger civil engineer.
augenvogel
yesss, i always do that as well
micro dinger
the perfect video to watch while eating dinner
ryan sliwinski
i didn’t mean to say the thing about crossings and stoplights rudely. i apologize for that mr real civil engineer ❤️
Onion Bubs
Hi Matt, At least here in the US, there's a sign on most bridges, regardless of its size, that says "Bridge Ices Before Road", implying that in cold conditions, the bridge may be icy even though the surface road isn't. Do you know why that is?