>>715895956
>traffic isn't distributed properly and it's crowded making (you) late
>streets are too narrow or don't turn when they should making it hard to get where you want to be
>important places are awkwardly placed around with needless distance betwene them
>mass produced building instructions ignoring topography of specific cities (we don't know if that one was Changling, but we know it was a mass issue, so probably)
I asusme evey urban planning idiocy made it's way somewhere.

All of this is genrally glossed over, since his biggest sin was placing a factory city in the middle of a forest causing an ongoing dipolmatic crisis with the ents