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Soviet Republic: Workers and Resources
Chemical and Aluminium supply chains were always too complex so far.
Cities Skylines
DLC2Win, traffic problems are real.
The Witcher 3
The DLC's are too damn hard and Toussaint is so distracting. Fuck Velen.
Minecraft
I don't even know how large parts of this game work anymore: Elytra, Portals in the End, Underwater fortresses, Pigsphere in the Nether?
Terraria
Bosses are really hard and scary.
Papers Please
Dö-Dö-Dö
If you haven't been keeping up with it, Cities Skylines 2 has fixed all of the problems I had with the traffic management. Mainly the awful traffic AI.
Turns out if you build transit that your traffic problems go away
I'm talking about highway-connected industry with rail ex- and import and cities with trams, metro, buses, bicycle lanes. Transit didn't solve all problems last I checked.
I mean, it sorta does in Cities Skylines tbh
Traffic Manager mod helps a lot too.