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If you can, take a look guys :)
Personaly I would get rid of some of the unnecesery asfalt on residential buildings
Retexture of some builidings now we have some buildings with clean textures and others with broken down texture (vanila mech. components (not early start) plant- is just ugly as hell, subway station entrence, underground entrences, or old vanila vilage houses), these texture don't fit with the other buildings (especialy the ones originaly from Rob.)
That said, please mind the peaking on your mic audio OP because it is ear-piercing ^^
The game does not impose any restrictions, so if we have any gate in a building, all three types of connections can be placed there: factory, road and pedestrian. Everyone can choose what suits them in this particular layout.
I also completely agree with doksavit. The asphalt surfaces on some buildings don't make sense and textures on some buildings need updating.
More connections, more and more flexible options.
Apart from the terrible menu navigation and the lack of a practical planning mode in which I can really see what I'm doing and can also simply move things around, this is one of the big negative points of the game: the really annoying puzzle of building an industry so that everything is connected and it doesn't look completely absurd afterwards, because the wild spaghetti of connections take up twice as much space as the production buildings.