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Like most city-building games you will start with your rodes. Citystate II, however, doesn’t provide you with a central highway to start from. You need to place this yourself. Placing the first road will set the dynamic for the rest of your city. 

You don’t want to have to come back later and demolish buildings or areas of your road to expand. With this in mind, build your first road in a way that will seamlessly add to the rest of your city’s flow. 

Keep your smaller roads to residential areas running off the main road and avoid zoning off the main road. Before you place homes you need to place some infrastructure like a water tower or diesel generator.

On one side of the road try to build a medium-density residential area. You can use the other side to build a medium-sized industrial area and a few farms. You should start making an income shortly after this. 

You need to ensure that you are bringing in at least a low to medium income from your residents. You should have around 7% retail, 8% office, and 8% manufacturing as your source of income to be making enough. 

When you start building areas like police stations, fire stations, water towers, schools, and more generators you are going to need to charge more for taxes to keep your facilities running. If you don’t do this your city will eventually be bankrupt.

Place state-owned properties in one area and farms in another. Build parks and lo density residential areas and give them some time to grow in value. When they reach the value you are needing add some industries to them. Try to avoid bsic industry pollution if you can.

If your income is low and unemployment is high your city you will most likely find that your citizens will protest. There are three ways in which you can deal with protests and there are drawbacks to each of the three approaches to the protest. You might decide to sacrifice security in exchange for increased civil rights. More available positions are required to address the problem though.

The problem can be solved by introducing high-density industry. As previously, you should spread out the zones for high density and avoid putting many on the same road. Currently, it may seem like there are too many precautions, but that is just because these buildings haven't reached their full level.

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