Literally just watched Jarrett Moore's video on the guy, the timing!
The previous two games were published without paradox just fine. The community (and I for that matter) are worried what this deal might bring. Not really keen on a "1910s grain train pack" DLCs or anything else paradox is famous for.
The Brisbane public transport is pretty bad, but there are more reasons: the bus network is owned by the council while the train network is owned by the state government. As a result both tend to compete with each other. This is especially bad when the busses don't even cover some areas. Partner went for a course there recently and their best option to reach the place on public transport was to just walk 40 minutes from the train station! I can't think of a single area in Sydney that wouldn't get a bus service at least once a day on a work day. (You know things are bad if you're comparing to Sydney busses because these things are terrible)
Noodle Soup, who is she?!
Perfect time to evacuate a building as well!
Don't forget the IRL attempt at Anno series: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazino_tragedy
I find the justification for "no" pretty funny:
They say the sale would cause businesses financial headaches by having to move horses and training to regional Australia, potentially losing long term staff who cannot relocate. From the explainer ABC article
Like how out of touch with reality do you have to be?
"The sultan of Oman lives in Zanzibar now"
The team that will play better shall win, but that's not certain
Hey people in my phone! Does anyone else here take a Tangara to work? How do you feel about the heaters cranked up to 11 for the past few weeks? Or is just me that notices it and comes out drenched in sweat at Central?
Did it change much since initial EA? I remember the signalling being weird for me at launch