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Doufám, že se líbí. Jezdím celý život okolo, bohužel jsem byl i dvakrát uvnitř.
@ArNiSk, sorry, I was busy and forgot to reply. My idea was something like a hospital - a person dies - a hearse comes to collect the body and take it to a cemetery. If the hearse doesn't come within a some time, the body disappears automatically but the overall happiness of the building gets reduced. The cemeteries could be like fields - they would follow the terrain.
I put it in todays Mod Monday video. :)
https://youtu.be/einms7HvsTU
In many ways like in C:S, at least.
I expect that there will be buildings like funeral service and cementaries/morgues
Funeral services employ hearses, that drive the dead bodies to the funeral service building, or a temple if there are any, that can host a modes amount of people per ceremony. Depending on if it's done in a religious or secular building it would either increase religiousness or government loyalty of the visitors. After the ceremony, the body is then transported to a cemetery or a morgue.