CEO Admits 'Biggest Regret' as Two Players Start Cities Skylines 2
The new game, Cities Skylines 2, had a rough start when it launched in October. There were many problems right from the beginning, like performance issues and missing features that players were upset about. The company making the game, Colossal Order, has been trying to fix these issues, but it's been tough.
The CEO of Colossal Order, Mariina Hallikainen, has now addressed players' concerns in a message on the game's Steam page. She admitted that one of the biggest problems was the lack of support for mods, which players really wanted. They're working hard to add this feature, along with fixing performance issues and bugs. But it's taking time because they have a small team and need to plan things carefully.
Hallikainen explained why they aren't releasing patches for the game every week anymore. It's because fixing the game properly takes longer than just a few days, and they want to make sure each patch is good quality. They're also focusing on releasing patches when they release new content, like DLCs, to make sure everything works well together.
Despite the challenges, Colossal Order is determined to make the game better. They're adding more animations, bike paths, and new buildings to make the game more enjoyable. They know they have a lot of work to do, but they're committed to making the game the best it can be.
Even before Cities Skylines 2 launched, Colossal Order warned players that there would be issues with performance. Since then, players have experienced things like lower framerates and strange glitches. In a review by IGN, they said that the game has some good ideas but still needs a lot of work. They rated it 6 out of 10.
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