RELATED: After Cities Skylines 2, Paradox Should Fill Another Old-School Sim Niche Though the majority of the game's showcases up until now have been fairly promising, the amount of actual playable terrain is a particularly noteworthy point of contention, and it remains to be seen how the situation will develop ahead of the game's September launch window. Some already believed that Cities: Skylines 2 may have bitten off too much, and this new controversy in the making may add more fuel to the proverbial fire. Though the developer, Colossal Order, quickly chimed in to correct the misinformation, the community is now unhappy with what has actually been said.

You can share places and save them in a user-made guide - Apple calls it a collection in the current version of Apple Maps.A typo in one of Cities: Skylines 2's promotional articles has led to a significant amount of confusion from the community, as it suggested that the game would feature a substantially larger playing area than actually appears to be present. When you open a guide, you can see all the places on the map or you can browse the guide itself to see those places in a list view.

When you tap on the search bar and scroll down on the search card, you can see guides of nearby places. When it comes to guides, Apple has partnered with AllTrails, Lonely Planet, The Infatuation, Washington Post, Louis Vuitton and others to add curated lists of places to Apple Maps. When you scan the skyline to refine your location, Apple doesn’t send any data to its servers. Some areas that are only accessible on foot will also be available in the future. But the company is still expanding it with Seattle coming on Monday and major Japanese cities this fall. cities for now, such as San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Washington, DC, and Las Vegas. Look Around is only available in a handful of U.S. It’s a bit more refined than Street View as everything is in 3D so you can notice the foreground and the background. In dense areas where you can’t get a precise location, Apple Maps will prompt you to raise your phone and scan buildings across the street to refine your location.Īs you may have guessed, this feature is based on Look Around, a Google Street View-inspired feature that lets you … look around as if you were walking down the street. But the app is also going to learn one neat trick. With iOS 14, Apple is going to update Apple Maps with some important new features, such as cycling directions, electric vehicle routing and curated guides.

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