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Make sure youve got the 1123.4 version (10 minutes ago) [if you havent already]
I'll release a 1123.5 later when I get to it as there are a few changes that need to be made still that are kinda urgent. I'll throw them in suggestions.
Regarding other, You can't change the pop in housing, but you can remove workplaces, if people won't be working they won't be running away :)
Power plant needs water, it can function without it but at much worse efficiency I believe
thanks!
I'll have to see if I can do that, didnt realize I can change the pop for each building? Unless I replace the building... which Im not doing for every building on the map.
Power plant should have water... or doesnt need water... perhaps an oversight- I'll look into it.
The citizens in east cherno are the only ones not "able" to buy food. But there are bus stations you can use to transport them around the sprawling 1960 metro...
As for modernization- a part of the challenge is leaving it like that, considering cherno is almost 1:1 what it is in 2009 (minus a few select buildings) Cherno is nerfed in the way expanding water and sewage will be difficult... water more so. As the "previous leader" had no plans to expand... meaning your plans will have to include a "new" main line from the water tower and tanks.