Well, I personally think that these sandbox games need a bit of suspension of disbelief and roleplay to be truly fun. If you optimize the fun of the game by br

Well, I personally think that these sandbox games need a bit of suspension of disbelief and roleplay to be truly fun. If you optimize the fun of the game by breaking it (and that's usually rather easy), you'll just... not have fun with it. This is why I personally prefer to avoid using broken strategies and set my own fun challenges to build themed cities. Which is why I kinda wish there was more variety in Skylines - besides Vancouver, I also want to make messy cities like Shenzen or Bangkok, or London and maybe deal with local limits and idiosyncrasies.