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Cities: Skylines 2 is turning deadly and will launch with new natural disasters
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It's nice to see the physics engine at work and take some cool screenshots, but yeah what a total pain it would be to have to rebuild after a flood or something. Maybe some people like that though.
I used to leave them off till my cities got too successful, and the game got boring. Then I'd pull out the meteor tool and drop a half dozen. Rebuilding after was always fun. This was in Sim City 4
Flooding could cause non destructive damage that the city services repair & clean up on their own. I think that would be okay, especially if the game offers maybe ways to reduce flood risks.
I leave that shit off currently.
My wife, however, thrives on it. That's the game for her - recovering and rebuilding.
Would drive me nuts.