This Cities Skylines 2 no pedestrian access article will discuss this warning that has started to crop up for players more often, with some solutions provided on how to fix it. Skylines 2 is the much-anticipated sequel to Cities: Skylines and has released to a massive reception and currently sits atop the Steam sales charts.
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*Note: The content in this article is accurate as of the time of writing and does not account for any future updates to the game*
Cities Skylines 2 No Pedestrian Access Bug
Normally the No Pedestrian Access warning will only pop up when there are no walkable roads leading to a building, usually you can avert this by just building more roads.
However, some players have noticed this warning popping up as their cities grow even when there are roads serving every corner of the building. While some may think they’ve done something wrong, this currently appears to be a bug of some sort with the game.
So far there are two solutions to this, one is to delete the building and replace it, which will result in you losing some money as deleting the building doesn’t give back the full value. The other option is to mess around with the road elevation to see if that clicks things back into place.
I would advise saving the game before placing any expensive buildings so you can reload the game if this bug pops up and ruins your day.
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