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@phillipsaayman -
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=416037039
What I mean is that, if the sun shines on it, it doesn't get "washed out" or bright like the other dark buildings in the game. Sorry for not being more clear, as I have no real idea of these things.
But there seems to be only 1(!) commercial skyscraper in the base game, so I'll take anything ;D
These buildings are also extremely tall which is fine, but the combination of their color scheme along with their extreme height means they stick out, making themselves very obvious even from a distance. You can see the clones from a long ways away.
If they blended in better with the existing/default buildings the clone problem perhaps wouldn't be as bad.