Hillside houses

[Czecherboard]

When a zoned building grows on a hill, it flattens the terrain. This is however not the case in real life - if the hill is too steep, the building adapt to it. It looks weird when a nice hill is cut in stripes by the buildings.
There would be two types:
1) From left to right (or vice versa) - one floor is partially the entrance, partially basement, and the second floor is partially ground floor.
2) From front to back (or vice versa) - the entrance is actually on the second floor, or the second floor becomes ground floor at the back
I know that this would be hard to do, but if it would be done, it would be awesome.

 

[Cityplanner 53]

This feels like something more likely to be added to CS2 than something that could be added to the first game.

 

[DukeLeto42]

This would definitely encourage me to play more on hillier maps, where my building space won't be split into weird tiers or just lost because structures on a lower road ruin zoning on an upper one.

 

[cityrailsaints]

You mean like the islands in the Mediterranean? That would be nice