@Tiger: Bulldoze It didn't exist when I made this list and as I don't use any of those, I simply haven't thought about them since.

' Bulldoze It! ' and ' Automatic Bulldoze v2 ' seem to do the same thing. Why did you choose for ' Automatic Bulldoze v2 ' in this instance?

For me, Find It! and Move It! are essential, right next to Automatic Bulldoze. Can't speak to the impact to the game, but it seems minimal. Many hours into the game and I haven't even heard of some of the "essentials."

The modding community is awesome. They need to be compensated with more than "likes." The devs need to evaluate the value of the contribution, project what it would take to add similar functionality, and compensate the modders for the true value they add. The "essential" mods should be incorporated into future updates,

Thank you for taking your time to curate and compile these lists, very helpful.

@Jonesmz: I disagree - the vast majority of especially mods have descriptions worth reading. If you look at the comments on mods (and assets too) you'll see many which are answered in the descriptions. ;)

@Avanya OK those are reasonable justifications :)

Of course, the vast majority of mods (for all games, not just cities skylines) don't exactly have descriptions worth reading :p

@Jonesmz: A few reasons. Firstly not all mods are compatible, but that doesn't mean they don't belong on these lists. Secondly it forces everyone to actually look at the lists and pick the mods they want instead of uncritically subscribing to everything. It might be nice for someone who's done a clean install of the game and knows all the mods, but a new player will get flooded. Plus it's already an issue that some don't even read the mod descriptions - a subscribe all button will only make that worse. ;)

Why don't any of your collections have a subscribe to all button?

¡Muchas gracias por la colección!