Jennai Province

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YEAH!! Finally!!

Woot!

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YEAH!

Time to the metropolis of Cattala (I hope like Hiigara, with a mix of local and modern arcitectures)

Julien: I know you were looking forward to this.

Daniel: Glad to see you're excited!

Will: Good to see you're looking forward to Jennai!

976: Jennai won't be like any other city. It'll be very different.

And now for a small teaser from a tiny part of the capital...

Can't wait for anothe HUGE and BIG update of Jennai. :shock:

Thomas, could you resize your signature and put it a little bit small, because it is too large.

Where's the teaser!?!?! I don't see it!??!?! Maybe it's my computer's fault! Damn you computer!! ARGH!! :throw:

EDIT: After posting this post, your teaser appeared!! omg! it's a miracle! Jesus is in the sky! all above us!! woah!

looking good!

shocking, shocking, shocking.

PLEASE GIVE ME MORE!!!

Sadly you won't be getting any more for a while. I'm having some technical difficulties and might need to buy a new SC4Deluxe game, I'm not sure yet.

wait why do you need to buy a new one?

Jennai. Cattala’s largest city – home to over a third of the country’s residents and the economic powerhouse of the nation. Welcome back to Cattala, where today we begin in the far south-east of the province of Jennai, in Santa Cecilia.



Santa Cecilia is a modern town on the south east coast of the Jennai Bay. Historically, it was the last Cattalian town seen when people fled the country during World War Two, and was the first town to be liberated by the British 6th Army in 1943.



The town’s main industries are fishing, and tourism. It’s waterfront is the central attraction, and a lot of money has been invested in repairs and renovation over the years.



Away from the shore, many of the residents and visitors to Santa Cecilia enjoy themselves in the town’s park, which is home to a plaza, some small café’s and a lake.



To the south of the park, is a sprawl of houses, apartments and hotels. The closer to the bay you are, the more expensive the houses and hotels become.



The city of Jennai is protected by the Metropolitan Police, who have a station in the centre of Santa Cecilia, and are the largest police force in the country.



To end with today, I was asked recently about what hotels there are in Calora – so here’s the Viemi hotel, in Marcillera.

:wootwoot: :towelwave: GO CATTALA! Awesome update there Thomas!!

:wootwoot: Skyscrapers! :wootwoot:

:England: :wootwoot: ): AWESOME!!! ): :wootwoot: :England:

Julien: Thank you, I know you've waited a long time for Jennai and I hope that this early version lives up to your expectations.

Evillions: I know, right? It's the first time I've used a group of buildings that tall since about May last year.

Daniel: That is a LOT of smileys. Thanks!

Epicness

Nice city

:cold: Thank you for warming me up in the cold weather we've been having, but I just have to say, that was a FANTISTIC update!!!!!! Also on another note, when you can, PM me some pics of Calora and maybe the airport (if there is one) so I can do and update for it Thanks thomas.

Welcome back to Jennai, the most populated region of Cattala. Today we’re in the north of the province, in the city of Confini.



Confini is a large town in the north of Jennai province, and is the closest town to the border with Monte Calida.



Confini used to be a major trading town between Jennai and the north of the country. In recent decades, the town has grown denser thanks to it’s strong transport links to Jennai city.



The town remains reasonably industrial, with a small yard where freight trains stop after travelling from northern and eastern Cattala, before travelling on to Jennai.



The town isn’t just an important railway route – it is also an important stop on the A1 motorway, which links Monte Calida to the M3 motorway between Jennai and Calora.



But the town is most defined by its sprawling residential areas. Several thousand people live in the old 18th century homes that were built as the town’s population rose sharply after the first trading route opened up.



I hope you liked Confini – next time we visit there will have been some changes made, so if you have any further suggestions please tell me and I will try to include them as I develop Jennai Province.

Fantastic! :shock: I love those redroofed hi-rises

This is incredibly good! :!!:

How did you do that?

Daniel: Thanks! They're from a Spanish website, I think.

Julien: Bloody hard work. It was constantly crashing, growing tall stuff was a pain, the next city is a mess of farms to get real growth and the city is nowhere near complete. I had 40 minutes to make that update before I left the computer, and I just about managed it despite major problems with roads and buildings. Next time you see Confini it will be 1000 times better.

Thomas wrote:Next time you see Confini it will be 1000 times better.

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