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I was reporting a bug. While typing came up with the following.

There was a bit of complaining about the fancy stuff BB implemented. It had no ingame relation. What if a well build city does have a impact on your income/team?

"PS nice feature. PS 2 you should encourage to use this feature.. Like well build cities get more public, thus more income in sales/tickets/merchandising..

If it would only give 1k (offcourse you only tell that a X amount of extra money can be earned, not how much exactly) extra per week/match, i bet ppl would dig into this right away from the get go.
For you to find out how to award this. What is a well build city? Time spent on editting ( as in at least 15 minutes or so), with a minimum amount of (different) items being used. BB not telling the minutes and amount of items offcourse..."


Well build cities with a least the big parking place build, will result in extra attandance. Stuff like that would encourage the crapp out of ppl to use it.. Ppl want this game to be as real life possible? You cant have 20k visitors without a proper build city around your arena ;)

Last edited by Maupster at 12/13/2018 05:55:34

If i would play SimCity not play BB..

I'm down because I already did this lol

(http://www.buzzerbeater.com/team/30856/arena.aspx)

Appreciate it, mate!

There's no way from a programming standpoint to track it as I see it. If you make something like how many decorations have been used to build the city for:
1) One user could put all his decorations in one place like on top of the arena and that would look ugly but it still gets you money.
2) There is no rational way of determining which city is "well build" and which one is not because beauty is informal what is beautiful to me can be ugly to you.
Basically, verification of this feature is impossible to implement.

How di you do it? Would love to make the city cooler but still can't figure out how to do it! Did you use a different editor or something outside of the game?

Thanks.

I just used the editor here onsite and took my time. Some of the cars would go behind roads so I moved them around until they showed up in front. For the buildings I just took my time making everything fit. Just takes some patience and figuring out what works for you visually.

Thank you sir. I'll try again. Yours looks great so a good model!

Thanks again.

What about my city

http://buzzerbeater.com/team/28904/arena.aspx