City skyline, megacity, simulated city 5, which is more fun?

The friend's answer before seemed to automatically ignore the megacities. I've played Sim 5 and megacities, and the city skyline has been downloaded, but I haven't continued playing since I opened it and looked at the scenery, because it takes a lot of thought and time to get familiar with a game, and I prefer to spend more time in megacities. It's not good to comment on the city skyline without in-depth play. Let me compare Simulation 5 with megacities. Simulation 5 is not so much a city as a larger community. Simulation 5 has the advantage of high playability. You can interact with every little person in the game. You need to build all kinds of factories yourself. Adjust the production and logistics transportation of factories according to your needs, which is biased towards business games. In addition, the industrial upgrading in Simulation 5 is quite interesting, but it is also difficult. The picture of Simulation 5 is cartoon. Some people may prefer this picture, but I still like the simulation picture of Megacity 5. Because of the limitation of the city, the population is naturally about 1, to 2,, and it can still exceed 5, if it is all poor. Let's talk about traffic. The traffic in Simulation 5 is worse than that in megacities. The traffic system is so simple that there are no overpasses, let alone subway and light rail. The city is small, and naturally there is not much room to build roads, so road congestion is common, especially after it has developed to a certain extent, the roads are crowded with yellow taxis. In contrast to megacities, the map of a single city is much larger, which is really big, but it can't be felt after playing for a long time. If it is from simulation 5 to megacity, the feeling is obvious. Oversize is a macro game, in contrast, Simulation 5 pays more attention to details. Oversize needs to be planned. You have just opened a map, which is like getting a blank piece of paper. You have to plan every road according to your idea, including viaducts in the sky, overpasses, expressways on the ground, primary and secondary roads, and even underground tunnels. That was just a road just now. The road planning alone is enough for you to think about it for a while. If the road planning is not good, you will wait until the city has a population of several million in the later period to remind you that the road is crowded. There are also subways and light rails. The game comes with its own subway, and the light rail is Mod. It is also very difficult for the light rail to cover all populated places. From the last road planning, we must consider the general direction of the subway. Let's stop talking about traffic. After all, I'm not writing a strategy. . . Personally, I think traffic is the most playable game in the super-large, and it is also the best of the three games, and there are also better games, but that game is called urban transportation, which specializes in traffic and will not be compared. The advantage of oversize is that it is suitable for landscaping. If you want to recreate a real city, oversize is the best choice, and MODs of various buildings emerge one after another. You can also build your own community, park, airport and university, etc. Anyway, you can build it at will, especially if you have a lot of mod, which is even more fun. You can even use Mod to build fences, iron gates and other gadgets. In a word, I personally recommend megacities. Simcity 5 is certainly a good game, but I still prefer landscaping and planning, so I prefer megacities. If you like business, choose Simulation 5.