New Side-project

Hello...
Lately, I've been getting bored of Llithustania, and feel the need to
create a more promising side-project unlike Llithustania's territories.
I've chosen one which has been been deemed by many and seems a
bit repetitive, but hopefully it will be interesting still to many of you.

Here is my new side-project idea while my interest for Llithustania is
replenished...

Selbring City.


Shall I continue or not? What do you think?

2 past updates I have made on Simtropolis...critique as you wish!

Update : 1



Downtown Selbring City
Selbring City is a town of despair and always has been from the start. A
city shadowed by it's poisonous atmosphere and it's heavy
industrialization, it is truly a deadly wasteland in which people risk
their lives for money.

And in downtown, dawn is approaching and the yellowish haze is beginning to settle over the city yet again.

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The City's lights cover vast distances, small amount of cars travel on
the streets, where danger lurks in the distant alley shadows.

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Selbring's Morning brings nothing but the yellow haze and a small crowd.
People slowly start their day, getting prepared for another grueling
day of hard labor, exhaustion and suffocation under the poor conditions
and worn down factories and warehouses.

Update : 2


Welcome back to the Hazardous Wasteland known
as Selbring City. Where the millions work, eat and choke on the air, and
where the air is also known to suddenly burst into to flames and where
the streets will occasionally leak gases and waste material. This is no
place for you, or anyone for that matter, but since they need the money,
they've been confined to a city of ignored condemnation.

Today
a fire has ravaged the ravenous hell-like city, as a gas main on 56th
Street burst and leaks from the gutters of the sprawling metropolis.
Some people have fainted across the paths and in the middle of roads due
to this poisonous gas. Then a local tenant decides to smoke
outside...then at that moment, the street set alight, causing a massive
fire to rage upon the apartments and the trees and the cars...

This crazy event is stop by an attempt from the Selbring City Fire
Department, and stupidly enough, don't even bother to get closer to the
fire. Its a terrible city alright, even its inhabitants


Thanks for viewing, and keep an eye out for the next update
Thanks Again!

Welcome back to the City of poison, it has been actually 8 days since acid rain had struck the town, luckily it didn't last and did minimum damage. You know not all districts in the city are dirty and old, in fact some areas a 'Shinning beacon' of wealth, and occasionally, Oppression. Many are intimidated by these areas, where most are not allowed within 20 feet of the building, and there'd always be complaints and even violence in these areas. But today is just a simple and normal day, where the sky is yellow and the factories blow out carbon dioxide. Yep. Today is Oh'so normal. Here's another update to 'die' for in this god forsaken wasteland. Here we are at Selbring North.


Today we visit the highly anticipated district of Selbring North, where most people are intimidated by some of the local businessmen and architecture. This town was always a poor and yet somewhat a goldmine for the unemployed, but everyone here was very well underpaid. You'd have to be really desperate to work here.


But there are upsides, nearby there are a few fast food restaurants, almost all parts of the city harbor these in-expensive heavenly delights.A Subway here, a Taco bell there, and a McDonald's almost everywhere...


Implied many times, factories line the city in the most bizarre locations, your backyard, that old basketball court and even on the other side of that bedroom wall! I wasn't kidding when I meant that this place was a toxic nightmare. A noisy wasteland if you would as well...


One of the more intimidating yet prestigious structures here are the Auburn and Greene Associates tower which stand as the more dominant towers in the city, towers like these are scattered everywhere in this city. No rules against structural height, no restrictions, none at all.


It's nightfall and the most intimidating and yet prized building in Selbring North is the Selbring County Times. Such a beautiful modern structure doesn't belong here, and yet, the idiots at the Selbring County Times thought is would be nice to build in the city rather then in the cleaner outskirts.


The owner of the company is wealthy, in fact his family is one of the most despised people in the City. This building is the representation of their wealth, some who wish they'd have that life rather suffering badly for a better one then their current. Standing tall in the entire city, immensely tall amongst a dwarf of apartments and fast food eateries.


Here in this neighborhood is yet another factory, also part dwelling for many who can't afford to be a tenant in the more higher standard (But still sub-standard) housing which surround them.

Thanks for viewing folks!