I was doing the second campaign and decided to go straight for nuclear power instead of building a smaller power plant that would be destroyed after the nuclear plant was activated.

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800 hours and just discovered that making a line end in a depot stops it until manually started again. No more having Open Hull transporting vehicles to their destination and manually stop them!

Probably one of my favorite new Workers and Resources content creators - not as prolific a Bbalijo but makes more "focused" and edited videos rather than long lets-plays

I believe my citizens are smuggling alcohol, in the frontier town. The republic produce no alcohol or have pubs to serve alcohol (yet, in the image you can see it's planned to buy one near the beach...), but somehow the overall health is decreased due to alcohol consumption.

Sure, some of them are alcoholic, but i'm sure there are some illegal breweries here and there... (my new canon for this republic)

They added a hospital with built-in helicopter parking! Otherwise, a few new buildings, not too much in this one.

TL:DR; New large train station! Also new medium shopping centers, and updated models for the food and alcohol factories.

Sadly no update on when the test branch will get them though.

Sometimes when I plan underground power cables, especially when they are longer, small dents appear. Often I can get them out by deleting a part of the cable far enough from the dent. Sometimes though even that doesn't work and the dent removal process lets the dent wander towards a point where the dent isn't removable anymore because it will just reappear at the place where I removed some cable and then will only wander towards the old point. Sometimes the point persists even after removing and replanning the whole cable.

This bug was there long before the maintenance update.

Are there strategies to avoid this from occuring? I don't want to give up underground cables, because city planning is so dependent on infrastructure and space.