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r/CitiesSkylines•

I decided that I didn't want my city surrounded by cliffs so I reduced the height of the land I'm building on to "100" (according to the tools).

However the sea keeps flooding it despite the indication of sea-level being below the quay walls. I don't have Natural Disasters so it isn't any sort of tidal wave.

Is there any option of mod that will leave the sea in the sea? I can't see anything in the workshop other than a mod to stop it washing away buildings.

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r/NetflixBestOf•

Hometown is full of charming characters. In fact the main two characters storyline is just a small part of a small town full of interesting people.

But other k-dramas have toxic controlling men (Secretary Kim) or bleh characters in a toxic workplace (Romance is a Bonus Book).

Is there anything else as charming as Hometown

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r/melbourne•

Junkyards. What happened to them?

Opinions/advice needed

I recently went hunting for a junkyard. Growing up they were a source of infinite delight and heavy exploration. But now I can't find them. There is, apparently, one up near Bendigo, but that's all I have been able to find. And that's clearly too far for a quick Sunday afternoon jaunt.

Are we really putting all our "junk" in landfill? Or is there a new name for them?

Scrapyards are for cars - and even those you purchase a part from a desk at reception.

Please tell me I am an idiot and that they're everywhere.

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r/daddit•

I told my wife and 13yo the Switzerland "flag is a big plus" joke (I would like to live there. I don't know much about the place, but their flag is a big plus). My wife and son pretended not to understand, or not find it funny.

So I pulled out my phone and explained the joke in excruciating detail, showing them photos of the flag and explaining that it's a pun on the "plus".

They just looked at me, almost with ... pity? ... in their eyes.

Please can someone confirm that this is the correct process to follow when your dad jokes don't get an appropriate reaction?

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r/CitiesSkylines•

I want to keep a hill, but I want to be able to paint it and then scale it towards sea level.

At the moment I can flatten an area to a specific height or smooth an area, but i want to be able to apply a relative scale to an area.

Does this exist?

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