Vanilla Asset Review – Cities: Skylines

1) Name this asset: Las Carretas

2) Rating (number between 0 and 10):

• Architecture & Proportions: 8
• Colour (with vanilla colour variations): 3
• Colour (improved texture & colour variations): 9
• Illumination: 7(slightly dark though)
• Model & Texture Quality: 7
• Decoration (props & trees): 8
• Overall Rating: 7

3) Stat Classification (you can specify one or multiple values):

• Zone Type (RCIO): R
• Wealth Level ($, $$, $$$): $$$
• Density ([1 rural] – [10 megacity]): 2~5
• Household & Workplace Count: 1~2
• Ideal lot size (with garden/parking, 1x1 – 16x8): 4x4 seems good enough.

4) Style Classification (you can specify one or multiple values):

• Commonness ([1 rare, unique] – [10 widespread, large accumulations]): 5
• Construction date (1800 – 2100): 1940~present
• Continent or Region: Southwest US / Southern Europe
• Architecture Style (if known): -

5) Suggestions for improvement:

Whoa first of all well done on the improvements, what a huge difference. I really don't know what to suggest here, it's almost perfect. Perhaps change the concrete floor to something tiled like for a more $$$ look.

You might think that seems upper class but 2 families on a 4x4 lot should be middle class, stage 4.

Therefore, 2 middle class families with default looks (maybe darken roof without desaturating) or 1 wealthy family on a 5x4 - 5x8 (needs to be oriented in front-left corner and the driveway to extend all the way to the street) lot with your color variations, authentic terra cotta colored roof, more trees in front and back yards, no trees (besides cyprus/cedar hedge on far right) in side yard, and a fountain in the front yard and pool in back if lot is 6-8 tiles deep.

2) Rating (number between 0 and 10):

• Architecture & Proportions: 8
• Colour (with vanilla colour variations): 4
• Colour (improved texture & colour variations): 8
• Illumination: 7
• Model & Texture Quality: 8
• Decoration (props & trees): 8
• Overall Rating: 8

3) Stat Classification (you can specify one or multiple values):

• Zone Type (RCIO): R
• Wealth Level ($, $$, $$$): $$$
• Density ([1 rural] – [10 megacity]): 1-3
• Household & Workplace Count: 1-2
• Ideal lot size (with garden/parking, 1x1 – 16x8): 6x6 or 8x6 (I see this sitting out in the landscape as the villa for a vineyard :P)

4) Style Classification (you can specify one or multiple values):

• Commonness ([1 rare, unique] – [10 widespread, large accumulations]): 4
• Construction date (1800 – 2100): -
• Continent or Region: Italy, possibly France & Spain too
• Architecture Style (if known): -

5) Suggestions for improvement:

None. The color changes you did was really what it needed.

2) Rating (number between 0 and 10):

• Architecture & Proportions: 9
• Colour (with vanilla colour variations): 2
• Colour (improved texture & colour variations): 9
• Illumination: 6
• Model & Texture Quality: 8
• Decoration (props & trees): 9
• Overall Rating: 8

3) Stat Classification (you can specify one or multiple values):

• Zone Type (RCIO): R
• Wealth Level ($, $$, $$$): $$$
• Density ([1 rural] – [10 megacity]): 2-3
• Household & Workplace Count: 2-3
• Ideal lot size (with garden/parking, 1x1 – 16x8): 5x6 - 8x8

4) Style Classification (you can specify one or multiple values):

• Commonness ([1 rare, unique] – [10 widespread, large accumulations]): 3-4
• Construction date (1800 – 2100): 1930s-1960s
• Continent or Region: Southwest US, Central & Sounther America, Mediterranean
• Architecture Style (if known): Slight touch of Spanish Colonial Revival

5) Suggestions for improvement: A bigger lot, that's for sure! Other than that I wouldn't change too much on this. The roof colour change is very appropriate, looks so much better now.