So is there an actually decent looking city anywhere on this

>>66615864
>Or are basically all human areas complete shit?
You guessed it nigga.

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You need to go traditional

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>>66615864
Mine tb h

>>66615951
Still looks shit

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>>66615864
What do you think of my city

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>>66615864
Countryside is the answer for comfiness my dude.

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>>66615864

>>66615864
The dark building on the left looks like it's straight out of a PS1 game

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>>66615864
Easy, just leave North America

>>66616042
It really is. So far as I can tell, the human areas that look the best are the ones with the least humans.

>>66616099
Oh wow, just looked it up. That is one hell of a weird city. The domes and stuff are neat, but the planning is insane.

>>66616962
Why? Is that supposed to look better in your view? Because I can tell you it doesn't.

Cities serve a single purpose - to move all the people from a wide area into a small area so they can be more easily worked and controlled. Some cities are almost entirely planned from the ground up by a small group of people, whose interests lie in making things as logical and uniform as possible. Cities are not natually occuring human settlements, but a result of force that makes people need to live in an urban area. This is usually done by flooding or damming rivers, drying marshes or blowing up mountain passes to make life outside of the city much more difficult. This is how most of the migration to urban areas in history has been done. So yes, urban areas are ugly. They're not how humans live in the wild.