“Please remove or improve Specialisation Index”
Dear EA/SimCity BuildIt Team, I would like to share my honest feedback about the new "Specialisation Index" feature. To be frank, I find this feature unnecessary and frustrating. It adds extra complexity without bringing meaningful benefits to the gameplay. Here are some of my concerns: 1. It forces players to build unwanted lower-tier specialisation buildings just to unlock higher-tier ones, which limits creativity and freedom in city design. 2. There is no clear additional boost or reward from the Index, so it feels like an artificial barrier rather than an improvement. 3. Many long-term players already had access to those higher-tier buildings, and now new players are put at a disadvantage. SimCity BuildIt is loved because it allows players to design and manage their city with freedom and creativity. The Specialisation Index goes against that spirit. My suggestion: - Please consider removing this feature, OR - At least improve it by adding meaningful bonuses, clearer purpose, or making it optional instead of mandatory. Thank you for listening to the community’s feedback. I hope the development team will reconsider the current design of this feature. Sincerely, A concerned MayorEntertainment index limits upgrades to one high cost building
I've just reached level 20 and purchased the entertainment HQ, which gives an entertainment index score of 10. That score doesn't change with proximity to residential buildings so no matter where I place it, the score is 10. With a score of 10, the only other entertainment building unlocked is the football stadium which cost a high amount of the green notes which I just don't have. Unless I'm missing something this is just too limiting. Please adjust the balance to make buildings available which can be purchased using keys or cashHas SimCity now broken the law?
Just started the Monaco season and come across the mayors wheel for turning red tickets into gold bars. Surely this is gambling - yes you always win but what you win is down to luck. The game is rate 4+ but UK law prohibits promoting gambling to under 18s. By introducing the gaming wheel, they have introduced an element of gambling to people it is wholly inappropriate to do so. i have also reported my concerns to the UK authorities but I’m sure I’m not alone in these concerns.