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Well, they both use the same engine. That might be a hint. Yes, to be clear, I'm talking about Unity.

• Waterluvian 3y ago
  That’s one of those convenient non-exploratory answers I’m hoping to dig past. It might be related, but we don’t really know based on this alone.
  • TylerE 3y ago
    Virtually every Unity game ever that does a non-trivial level of background simulation has considerable jank. There’s just a point where you hav wot say - look - Unity games consistently have performance issues at some point it’s legit to just call it a poorly performing platform.
    • Waterluvian 3y ago
      Cities Skylines 1 performed remarkably well on midrange computers, particularly for just how good the simulation is and how busy the viewport can get.
      • TylerE 3y ago
        The same cities skyline where traffic hasn't worked properly since day 1? It may not be as bad as some, but C:S has plenty of issues on it's own if you try to play it as an actual game and not a scenery painter, which is all its' really good for. It's always been ocean wide, pond deep.
  • scubadude 3y ago
    It's basically an emulator versus native C code, it's completely relevant