This would encourage the player to take climate action, as urban planners are forced to do in real life.
There's a freaking real-time water simulation!Īll the developers have to do is make it so that poluting buildings and vehicles actually produce co2, and make it so that co2 increases the water level (which there is already a variable for!!!) and makes citizens sick as a result of polution. Your citizens have simulated health and can get sick. There are cars that could potentially produce polution. You have to build industry, including industry that polutes. Think about it: the game simulates everything about climate change already: This was a cool mechanic, but it wasn't quite the right game for it.Ĭities Skylines, on the other hand, would be absolutely perfect. (No idea if it was added to the Move It mod itself at somepoint, I set the shortcuts up waaaay back and never re-checked)A few years ago, Firaxis took everyone by surprise by adding climate change into Civilization 6. I already use those shortcuts thouands of times every day, no need to re-memorize them. Some days I barely touch the mouse at all for several hours when working, it's all shortcuts.įor instance I've tied the Move It copy-paste to Ctrl+c and Ctrl+v. I personally love the mod, but then I'm both an IT specialist and used to working in Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign, and we do everything with shortcuts.
And most have never even heard of Alt+Tab. Given how many people I still see rightclicking to select all, rightclicking to copy and rightclicking to paste, instead of Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, in everything from Word to Explorer, I'm not surprised a shortcut mod isn't that popular. Most regular users prefer clicking because it requires less thinking. They're more of an advanced method of controlling a system. Keyboard shortcuts are generally used more by people who work with them in other programs and tasks as well.
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