Sim City 4. Wow. I remember trying to load that on my computer and it just wasn't going to happen. That program was so big it wasn't even funny.

Good luck with finding your trainer though.

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Originally posted by Spartan Sim City 4. Wow. I remember trying to load that on my computer and it just wasn't going to happen. That program was so big it wasn't even funny. Good luck with finding your trainer though.

I want a new computer just to play it.

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you can run it on the low graphics setting with a fairly average computer.

I have a 1.79 ghz with 256 Ram and whatever graphics card came w/ the Dell 4500 back in 2001, and I was able to run the game w/o the CD. (I had illeagly downloaded it, yes I know its terrible).

Although part of the fun is just making picturesque cities, so it took the fun out of it a lil bit.

The day/night feature was really neat, especially the sunrise / sunset parts, it made everything look really cool.

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Originally posted by Spartan Sim City 4. Wow. I remember trying to load that on my computer and it just wasn't going to happen. That program was so big it wasn't even funny. Good luck with finding your trainer though.

You couldnt run SC4?????
What specs you got?

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Originally posted by Spartan you can run it on the low graphics setting with a fairly average computer. I have a 1.79 ghz with 256 Ram and whatever graphics card came w/ the Dell 4500 back in 2001, and I was able to run the game w/o the CD. (I had illeagly downloaded it, yes I know its terrible). Although part of the fun is just making picturesque cities, so it took the fun out of it a lil bit. The day/night feature was really neat, especially the sunrise / sunset parts, it made everything look really cool.

it was harder on my comp b/c i didn't run it off of a cd but straight from the drive

This game runs like shit even on modern machines

Great game though if you get the network add-on mod, it's not even playable without it imo


This is pretty wicked if you want to keep your regions small and manageable

http://www.sc4ever.com/knowledge/sh...cle.cfm?id=1103

the nature of the game is you need to network with surrounding cities for any real progress to happen, but the game just isn't interesting enough to slop together like a dozen cities just to make one of them successful, so I just custom build a region with 4 medium size cities and just treat it like one big city. That's more manageable and it looks better.


EDIT: If you're looking for a money trainer, best bet is the BSC funding mod (just freezes all spending) You have much more control over the game cause you can turn it on/off


also has some of the best music





apparently there's a new one on the way, yikes

Last edited by meriter on Aug-01-2012 at 16:32

About time they made a new Sim City! I was (almost) tempted to buy Cities XL just to fill the void.

I hope it's good.

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You can always download the Super Cash Park:

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am quite interested in the new sim city. not a fan of the always-online MP stuff but love the idea of a having a physical simulation, rather than just numbers in the background and graphics approximating those numbers. keeping an eye out.

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