How about modular service structures?

[Vias]

I don't know if someone has already asked about this before, but, why don't make services structure modular?
Like, if you build a fire station but you need more firetruck in that zone you could "upgrade" that structure adding one more garage, and the same with airports (adding more landing strip), or adding more space for prisoner in a police station or prison by upgrading the structure with a new wing and so on.

I think it would be a very useful and interesting addition to the game. What do you think about that? It's possibile to make in the game as it is now?

 

[spindash_st]

It'd a great idea in the spirit of SimCity 2013 to reduce the use (and overuse) of budget sliders.

It's not only more realistic but also more eye-candy. We have a better feedback of our actions (a new firetruck garage that we can actually see) that a higher number in a boring Budget panel.

 

[Fox_NS_CAN]

I'm on the fence about it. I have seen a few comments in favor and some against.

 

[MotownCountry]

i think it would create more unique buildings in the city.

 

[MonsieurViinze]

I don't know if someone has already asked about this before, but, why don't make services structure modular?
Like, if you build a fire station but you need more firetruck in that zone you could "upgrade" that structure adding one more garage, and the same with airports (adding more landing strip), or adding more space for prisoner in a police station or prison by upgrading the structure with a new wing and so on.

I think it would be a very useful and interesting addition to the game. What do you think about that? It's possibile to make in the game as it is now?

That is a idea many of us love, but I think this will be added in an next DLC if we are lucky, or in the next version of the game … Hope !

 

[Jaysmallz]

Agreed would be great to see this!

 

[jccali1214]

I agree too. I think this one of the better aspects that Simcity (2013) did right. I'd love to see that implemented in a game as comprehensive and in-depth as Skylines