I went ahead and bought the Parklife DLC cause it really does look interesting. It would seem logical for it to be this way, otherwise you are just put in an impossible situation.
:)īecause you are a big modder for the game you must know what you are talking about and so I'm assuming what you say here must be correct. So there are options to avoid the crazy spread that was a problem when Parklife just came out. :)Īlso, you have the option to disable fire spread (see Options in game), which will stop fires from spreading in a park/campus area, so helicopters can fight the fire without it getting out of control. You will only have the problem, if you have the tools to deal with it. If you do have Natural Disasters, then you have fire fighting helicopters, and those buildings will then be able to catch fire. Just a quick video going over the new maps included in the Parklife DLC for Cities: Skylines.Note: You should assume all games are review copies or otherwise. If you do not have Natural Disasters, no park buildings or campus buildings will catch fire! Only buildings that require road access will catch fire, if you do not have Natural Disasters. It adds new park props, new types of tree (Corsican pine, yew, sugar maple, and Chinese windmill palm), and new rocks so all players can spruce up their green spaces, whether they buy the expansion or not.
#CITIES SKYLINES ALL DLC PARKLIFE PLUS#
Originally posted by Avanya:Just to make this clear. Cities: Skylines - Parklife is out now for £11.39/14.99/14.99 on Steam. Cities: Skylines - Parklife Plus is a playful combo pack, making your city more alive with new amusement parks, nature reserves, custom parks, gardens and zoos, and adding a country soundtrack for good measure.
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