The high fidelity models of each building are higher resolution compared to CS1 assets. I think the DLC price bump is supposed to pay towards the model artists. But the variety is lacking, so I'm not really sure now.
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what is dumbfounding to me is a beach DLC:
- Doesn't use the new trees within the buildings gardens
- doesnt use lighter colours for the buildings (to reflect sunlight, keep cool, seriously, black rooves!?!?)
- no front gardens facing the sea?
- a lack of pools, sunbeds, umbrellas, patio, in gardens
- no beach content in the slightest like being able to create a beach
- too many bungalows! the beach is valuable real estate, often beach side properties tend to be tall.
- no unique buildings for hotels or commercial seaside cafes, heck no growable seaside cafes?
I think its yet another insult to the community.
- Doesn't use the new trees within the buildings gardens
- doesnt use lighter colours for the buildings (to reflect sunlight, keep cool, seriously, black rooves!?!?)
- no front gardens facing the sea?
- a lack of pools, sunbeds, umbrellas, patio, in gardens
- no beach content in the slightest like being able to create a beach
- too many bungalows! the beach is valuable real estate, often beach side properties tend to be tall.
- no unique buildings for hotels or commercial seaside cafes, heck no growable seaside cafes?
I think its yet another insult to the community.
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It seems like we can place the new beach residential zone anywhere in the city. Does the distance to water have any effect?
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Feels a bit greedy to be selling DLC while the game's still in Early Access.
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Reminder: This CC should be released at the end of 2023 and they already sold it on the Ultimate edition of the game. So I guess it's was release or accept refunds to everyone bought the Ultimate edition.
There is a new game mechanic that takes proximity to water into account for land value, but it's true of anything zoned near shores. Source: City Planner Plays video.
So why can't beach houses produce a slightly higher land value near water than other homes, and less far away from water?
Edit: Someone make an Amsterdam map please, with 100s of canals everywhere
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I love the NA Beachfront properties, they still majoritly feel like the houses of the extremely rich only, but they look like houses in my country (NZ), houses I can imagine existing or like onces I've seen, which the previous buildings by far didn't.
Really good looking buildings and I'm glad they're not limited to beach zones or near water as they will be my go to low density from now on, especially in smaller towns/rural suburbs
Really good looking buildings and I'm glad they're not limited to beach zones or near water as they will be my go to low density from now on, especially in smaller towns/rural suburbs
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