CJ Arenzano

Thank you for your kind words, I feel honoured to hear that my journal may have inspired you :)
But don't forget that there are other journals as well, and many may be even as inspirational as mine, just take a look at the City Journal section ;)

Hey, thx for your kind words. It took me a long time to build some suburbs. But so far, I have not made much progress with the city due to an error which has the streets appear white when I zoom out. So far, nothing has helped, and it is really frustrating.

Grazie mille! It is always nice to hear such appraisal from the people who actually live in the country :)

Hahahaha :D but her curves aren't that round, you know ;)

Hey, Peter, thanks a lot for your review!
I guess you either search for this:
http://xlnation.city/resources/beach-stones.1022/
or that:
http://xlnation.city/resources/megaliths.680/

Hey Inan, nice to see you around :-)
So you read also the history part? Good to know that it caught the attention of at least some folks, it is the hardest part to me. Sometimes you have ideas for your city, and them you start thinking about the idea and you notice that it would make sense in any other city, but not the one you are building at the moment.

Thanks for your kind words, I indeed invested some time into the construction of this city. Actually, I have to say that I had - generally spoken, not just your review - hoped for some more appraisal for the "minor" things that make that city looking so vivid, at least in my eyes. I mean, the garden is quite appealing, seeing the reviews below, but to me, it is not the defining structure of the city, there are other structures that "form" the city, for instance the old town hill monuments (castle, hotel, mausoleum), the harbour, the long esplanades along the coastline, the irregular road layout within the old town area, the modern expressway system, all this is much more defining in my opinion. The garden as a structural monument could easily be exchanged with something else...

So, don't take it as a criticism, I still appreaciate your review a lot. But when you hear about one single certain structure for the seventh or eighth time, it may be irritating.

Hey, thank you for the review :)
The garden actually needs some more details, I will try to pay more attention to details in the next city project.

Mr.X² actully said that he wanted to use the 5th photo for the front page, as I would be some clickbait ( 點擊 餌) :D

Grazie mille! È stato un lavoro difficile :)

The overall amount of furniture mods used in the city is probably higher than in almost any other city. Are you sure that you looked up the images that well? Indeed, not every corner is that much decorated, but I guess it's the same for Helenas. Also, not over-decorating the square with the statue in the new town was one of my intentions.

The density is around 3,500 per sq km. That is similar to Florence's density, and only half of the density of some northern Italian cities.

Thank you. I had hoped for one of your rare reviews, and it pleases me that it is such a positive review :)

Grazie mille! I hope it looks Italian enough for you :D

Thank you, Drazic! I appreciate your appraisal for the harbour a lot.
The harbour was the structure I certainly invested the most time into. And not only into building, but also into researching information about all the things that are part of a harbour; of course, you need some berth for the ships, but again harbour also has drydocks, oil terminals, a passenger port, etc. ...

So I like when another master builder recognizes the hard work. Thx :)

Thank you for your kind words :)

You... you know... yoouuuu...
I cannot delete a CJ. But I can edit it and just delete any content, which is basically the same.
Thx for your kind words :)