Have over 250,000 population (the map is 80% water with islands).Island Hopping is an 'intermediate' scenario in which you must build a large city on an archipelago with many small islands while facing disasters.ĭespite being rated as 'intermediate/medium' difficulty, this scenario can be extremely challenging. The water level will rise indefinitely throughout the scenario. There are no events (or, specifically, disasters) in this scenario. Population under 1 after playing 15 game weeks.Unlike in other disaster-based scenarios from the Natural Disaster DLC, all events in this scenario are linked to the player's progress.Ĩ weeks after the second tile is purchasedģ weeks after the third tile is purchasedġ week after the fourth tile is purchasedįloodland is a hard difficulty scenario in which you must survive a flood. In addition to these disasters, purchasing three tiles will grant you 30,000₡.īy the Dam is a hard difficulty scenario in which you must build a medium-sized city on limited space, facing disasters, specifically linked to an overflowing dam. 500,000 people transported using public transportĤ weeks after the second tile is purchasedĢ weeks after 4,000 industrial squares are built.This park is one of the six requirements for unlocking the Doomsday Vault monument.Īlpine Villages is an intermediate difficulty scenario in which you must transport a large amount of people using public transport while facing disasters. Successful completion of all five "Natural Disasters" scenarios will unlock the Level 6 Unique Building Sparkly Unicorn Rainbow Park. In a note sent out to clients on Monday, a team of RBC Capital Markets analysts led by Tyler Broda cut their price target to $11 from $13.66, saying, "It is certainly too early to quantify any financial impact (as the company rightly focuses its efforts on assistance) but we fear the potential liabilities for a disaster so similar to the one in 2015 will likely be heightened.Natural Disasters scenarios Īvailable only with the Natural Disasters DLC enabled. They were set to open down close to 9% Monday morning, near $12.40 apiece.
On Friday, the American depository receipts, traded in the US, fell as much as 13.5% on the news. Monday's plunge had shares trading below 45 Brazilian reals for the first time since April.
It was the second deadly incident for Vale since 2015, when dams ruptured at an iron-ore mine jointly owned by BHP Billiton, killing 19. On Friday, the company said one of the dams at its Feijão mine in Brumadinho, Brazil, gave way, leading to the deaths of at least 52 people. Shares of Vale, the world's biggest iron-ore producer, plunged 20% early Monday in Brazil as the company's board of directors suspended its dividend after a breach at one of its dams left scores of people dead and hundreds missing.
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