What compels one to play city builders?
Is it the desire to play god? Have uttter control over the lives of thousands if not millions of digital people?
Is it lust for power?
You tell me.
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Everyone has their own reason, it could be any of the above or a combination of several.
At the end of the day, don't most of us play games because we want to experience a version of reality where we are more in control of things and our actions wont negatively effect our real lives? There's nothing wrong with that.
Thanks for the giveaway :)
Sorry if I got a bit too philosophical there ^^'
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While that's true, it's only a direction one may go in analyzing why people play games, within that direction however a lot can be said about one's choices in the type of games they play.
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It's so that you can announce here and there, that city management can be done better. Current mayor of your city is a lazy bum, you would do it better, you have experience from vidya games.
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Oh absolutely, especially when some smartass in city council decides to renovate two parallel streets in a busy part of city at the same time.
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The idiot should have just paused, razed the whole city block with no regard for citizens, rebuild the block, and unpause. Amateur.
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Are the lives of these digital citizens a game to you? What happens when you decide to start over when you find a better way to solve the puzzle? Do they all vanish?
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I always put a gag on my veggies before devouring them
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To be able to build "perfect" cities that are optimally laid out to bring the greatest possible happiness and wellbeing to their citizens. These games have satisfying strategy/puzzle gameplay and a sense of progress and accomplishment as the city starts to thrive.
A sort of escapism, like a political simulation, on how the world could be ran a better way.
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I like this answer, wouldn't mind being a digital citizen in one of your cities. Unless of course the RNG gods decide the player's doing too good so it's time for a little natural disaster.
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Much appreciated!
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Thx for :)
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To acquire a sense of accomplishment as part of Maslow 's hierarchy of needs even if it affects only the pixel community
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Thanks a lot!
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Thank you!
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Thank you~
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𝓣𝓱𝓪𝓷𝓴𝓼
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Thanks a lot for this great game.
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Have fun
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