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| − | '''RCI''' stands for '''Residential, Commercial and Industrial''', the main [[building]] and [[zone]] types in [[SimCity 4]]. RCI | + | '''RCI''' stands for '''Residential, Commercial and Industrial''', the main [[building]] and [[zone]] types in [[SimCity 4]]. The RCI Graph depicts the demand for each type in a particular city at the present time. It can be further expanded to view the actual amount of demand, and the wealth/type of the RCI. |
| − | RCI can be a useful tool when expanding your city. It tells you from a general perspective what your | + | RCI can be a useful tool when expanding your city. It tells you from a general perspective what your [[Sims]] want and what they don't. Using a highly demanded zone type typically yields much more development than a undemanded zone type. |
For more information, see [[RCI Zones]]. | For more information, see [[RCI Zones]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:52, 24 February 2012
RCI stands for Residential, Commercial and Industrial, the main building and zone types in SimCity 4. The RCI Graph depicts the demand for each type in a particular city at the present time. It can be further expanded to view the actual amount of demand, and the wealth/type of the RCI.
RCI can be a useful tool when expanding your city. It tells you from a general perspective what your Sims want and what they don't. Using a highly demanded zone type typically yields much more development than a undemanded zone type.
For more information, see RCI Zones.
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