Development on version 1.x (British Columbia Edition)

[ajungrei93]

Hello, I know my last forum post was about half a year ago, but I am still working on that project!

Here are a few screenshots, does anyone guess, where this is?
Just a little hint, it is in British Columbia!







As shown in the images, this work is still in work so things might change in the final version.

Lookin' forward to your feedback!
Best regards from Austria, Adrian

[ahmedizzat]

first that's a great good work

[Tristam-94]

Could this possibly be Victoria?

[NickInCanada]

I can't say I know where in BC there's shipping container cranes other than in Vancouver, so either Vancouver is being expanded or I'm stumped.

[MiniMe943]

Have to agree with NickInCanada, the only place I can think of that would have cranes like this would be in Vancouver. Especially since Delta's already been covered. So I guess Vancouver will be fleshed out to include another port area, along with Highway 1 towards Revelstoke and beyond.

[penguinaz]

There is another important port on the Pacific coast outside of the Vancovuer area

[chrissav2002]

The port of Prince Rupert ?
If yes, that would at least double the Promods map size, just to reach it, am I right ?

[Marjan_Lion]

Absolute legends! That's what you folks are. This mod is incredible. The detail level is way beyond what I would have ever expected from a mod. Now, it's my hope that Canada will be expanded out to Alberta, because I would absolutely love to see what you all could do with my city of Calgary. The drive from Calgary to Vancouver is pretty spectacular.

Either way, keep up the amazing work!

[NickInCanada]

+1

Excited to see how they manage with some of the roads I'm used to driving on myself... I just hope they make Calgary look nicer than Edmonton *wink wink*

Anyhow that port looks like it is probably Prince Rupert which is insane as that's pretty far up there. It technically could be Nanaimo but it looks too big for that. That said, I'm super stoked for the island after finally going there again a few weeks ago. It would be cool to maybe even have a ferry connection to WA.

[Pfc. Leyden]

Also really hyped for Prince Rupert, I love such remote areas, there's just a special feeling to them, hard to explain. Interesting, to hear "pretty far up" from a Canadian, as I would have expected that term to apply for like Whitehorse, Yukon in general. But yes, VA to PR will take you about one day on the road excluding breaks so yes - pretty far. Ferry connection is a great idea, and either way the only means of reaching PR in the beginning until the road connection is finished.

Coincidentally, lately PR harbour also grew significantly in importance because lots of cargo ships destined for Los Angeles went up to PR instead as because of the huge freight delays they would have to wait for days, or even weeks waiting for unloading.