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People unhappy for no reason.

Posted: 17 Jul 2016, 08:40
by JESUSARIUS REX
Hello,
I keep getting my town to about 1200, then people get super unhappy and I don't understand why. Every game they seem to get mad about roads (down to 25% both times) even though traffic shows almost all green. the city lost 400 people and won't change now. Then one game they got mad at energy (it was down to 20%). I had plenty of power, all building were supplied on the power line screen, and i checked noise too since I was using windmills, and it wasn't anywhere close to the town. Roads where at 25% again even though there were no jams.

Is it glitching or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks.

Posted: 17 Jul 2016, 08:47
by JESUSARIUS REX
Here are screenshots of the second game.
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Posted: 17 Jul 2016, 09:32
by CommanderABab
Raise your taxes until you get positive income. You may have to remove any unused roads (but not the one way loop!) and other structures costing money monthly in the meantime.

Posted: 17 Jul 2016, 21:34
by JESUSARIUS REX
CommanderABab wrote:Raise your taxes until you get positive income. You may have to remove any unused roads (but not the one way loop!) and other structures costing money monthly in the meantime.
I understand how to make money. The reason I'm losing money is because 1000 people left my city in a span of 4 minutes.

Edit: and because I took out loanes desperately trying new roads giving them parks everything because they all just left.

Posted: 17 Jul 2016, 22:36
by CommanderABab
I've found that sometimes the city just stagnates if it has been open a long time. Then I save it and close it. When I reopen it, there is a sudden growth spurt.

Posted: 17 Jul 2016, 23:07
by JESUSARIUS REX
CommanderABab wrote:I've found that sometimes the city just stagnates if it has been open a long time. Then I save it and close it. When I reopen it, there is a sudden growth spurt.
Thanks I will give it a try. What usually happens is the residential demand skyrockets, and nobody moves even though demand is up.