Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds has taken the gaming world by storm. But it’s still only available on the PC. Although it is coming to Xbox, it’s not here yet. And no word if it’s coming PlayStation at all.
So for those of you on consoles wanting to get your fix, there’s a great free option out there. Fortnite’s Battle Royale mode. And did I mention it’s free! Although there are some differences between the two titles, they scratch the same itch. So for those of you that may be new to the game, or to the genre in general, you have to think a little differently then you do with a traditional first person shooter.
With that in mind, I wanted to make a guide on how to get good at Fortnite’s Battle Royale. So here are some tips and tricks to help you succeed whether you’re playing solo, or in a squad. And who doesn’t want to win more games?
For new players, Cities Skyline can be a bit confusing. So for you new mayors out there, I wanted to put together some tips and tricks for starting out your city the right way with future growth in mind. So let’s dive in and talk about City Planning in this Beginners Guide to Cities Skylines.
Although we don’t have an official release date, we can now expect Borderlands 3 in the fiscal year 2018 (April 2018 – March 2019). Gearbox confirmed at PAX West 2017 that 90% of the staff is now working on Borderlands 3. So before the hype train flies off the rails, let’s take a look back at some of the best moments from Borderlands 2.
Traffic can be a major issue in Cities Skylines. Before you can fix traffic problems, you need to understand why they are happening. Let’s talk about how to identify traffic problems, what the AI wants, how to handle zones, shipping, cargo and more.
With tips and tricks on traffic flow, as well as pinching traffic, I hope this will help you address some of these problems and help your city grow.
This is console gameplay, so no mods are available. All of this is done within vanilla Cities Skylines on Xbox One.
Cities Skylines is a great city building game, but one of the things everyone struggles with is traffic. Let’s take a look at the concept of SuperBlocks; something the city of Barcelona used to deal with traffic congestion, and see how we can apply that to Cities Skylines. Continue reading Cities Skylines – Managing Traffic with Superblocks→
In this episode, we are talking about the endgame and Monuments. I’ll give you some tips and tricks to unlock unique buildings, which in turn give you access to build monuments.
Space Elevator:
People near and far travel to the city to see the Space Elevator. This means a huge influx of tourists, who also like to spend money while visiting. The Space Elevator requires the following unique buildings: Statue of Wealth, Transport Tower, Grand Mall, Opera House, Expo Center, and Stadium.
Hadron Collider:
The Hadron Collider is a place of science. Various research takes place in the facility and it offers education to citizens. A city with a Hadron Collider doesn’t have to worry about education, the facility provides it for all citizens; Education Capacity: 1,000,000 of each education step. The Hadron Collider requires the following unique buildings: Statue of Shopping, Posh Mall, Colossal Order Offices, Grand Library, Aquarium, and Theater of Wonders.
Fusion Power Plant:
The power of the stars is within your grasp and the energy problems of yesterday are gone once the Fusion Power Plant is operational. Offers huge amounts of clean energy without the fear of radioactive fallout or other pollution. -Output: 16000 MW. The Fusion Power Plant requires the following unique buildings: Plaza of the Dead, Fountain of Life and Death, Tax Office, Observatory, Science Center, and MAM Modern Art Museum.
Medical Center:
The Medical Center is a facility that works on finding cures for diseases and ailments. It is so fast and efficient that it can easily take care of all your citizens’ health needs. -Patient Capacity: 1,000. The Medical Center requires the following unique buildings: Lazaret Plaza, Mall of Moderation, Court House, Oppression Office, High-Interest Tower, and Sea-and-Sky Scraper.
Eden Project:
The Eden Project is a huge glass house, perfect for vast gardens full of exotic fruits and plants. It greatly increases the city profile, making land in the city area more valuable. It also reduces massively pollution. The Eden Project requires the following unique buildings: Statue of Industry, Friendly Neighborhood Park, Official Park, Business Park, Servicing Services Offices, and Cathedral of Plentitude.
