Skyline Game (better, skyscrapers, size, building)

[jjbradleynyc]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Memphis is better. It will likely see new highrises wereas Jacksonville has not.

Charlotte, NC or Boston, MA?

I love Boston overall, but Charlotte has a more intact and interesting cluster of skyscrapers, with their tallest being one of my overall favorites in the US.

Also, Boston has more skyscrapers, but Charlotte is clustered better with better density in the main downtown, with good height.

Charlotte gets the win, barely, for me.

Memphis TN or Louisville, KY?

[councilor j]

Originally Posted by jjbradleynyc

I love Boston overall, but Charlotte has a more intact and interesting cluster of skyscrapers, with their tallest being one of my overall favorites in the US.

Also, Boston has more skyscrapers, but Charlotte is clustered better with better density in the main downtown, with good height.

Charlotte gets the win, barely, for me.

Memphis TN or Louisville, KY?

I like Louisville’s skyline and I think it’s more unique but I’ll give this one to Memphis because I think it’s one of the most outdated historical skylines in the USA. It almost feels as if nothing modern has been added in many years. You get a feel of what Memphis looked like decades ago but in modern times.






Albuquerque or Little Rock?

[SEAandATL]

Originally Posted by councilor j

I like Louisville’s skyline and I think it’s more unique but I’ll give this one to Memphis because I think it’s one of the most outdated historical skylines in the USA. It almost feels as if nothing modern has been added in many years. You get a feel of what Memphis looked like decades ago but in modern times.






Albuquerque or Little Rock?

ABQ especially since it's complimented by the mountains.

Savannah or Pensacola?

[jjbradleynyc]

Originally Posted by SEAandATL

ABQ especially since it's complimented by the mountains.

Savannah or Pensacola?

Pensacola by just a bit, I think.

Ft Lauderdale, FL or San Antonio, TX?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by jjbradleynyc

Pensacola by just a bit, I think.

Ft Lauderdale, FL or San Antonio, TX?

Ft. Lauderdale due to more attractive buildings and growing faster.

St. Paul, MN or Nashville, TN?

[zenith32]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Ft. Lauderdale due to more attractive buildings and growing faster.

St. Paul, MN or Nashville, TN?

Both are solid skylines but I think St Paul wins it for me due to having more nicer looking buildings.


Shreveport, LA or Akron, OH?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by zenith32

Both are solid skylines but I think St Paul wins it for me due to having more nicer looking buildings.


Shreveport, LA or Akron, OH?

Shreveport is nicer and has a prettier setting.

Columbia, SC or Dayton, OH?

[SEAandATL]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Shreveport is nicer and has a prettier setting.

Columbia, SC or Dayton, OH?

Tough one but I'll give a slight edge to Dayton. It has a bit more character.

Augusta, GA or Macon, GA?

[Shakeesha]

Originally Posted by SEAandATL

Tough one but I'll give a slight edge to Dayton. It has a bit more character.

Augusta, GA or Macon, GA?

Macon is denser with beautiful masonry.

Bismarck, ND or Murfreesboro, TN?

[Citykid3785]

Originally Posted by Shakeesha

Macon is denser with beautiful masonry.

Bismarck, ND or Murfreesboro, TN?

Bismarck, aided by the gov't buildings and lack of trees.

Manchester, NH, or Roanoke, VA?