Nic Etheridge · Lead Environment Artist, PU team

Yes, it is very red. There's been some great jokes about the guys who own the shares in red paint being quadrillionaires. We had a billion and one things to think about when making ArcCorp, and definitely diversity, not just in color, but buildings, sizes, shapes, style. But we just wanted to keep it to a billion and one things, not a billion and two things. But it's actually something we've been actively working on now, not for 3.5, but for a patch release. So we're actually implementing more color variation as a base for diversity, but we've been working on some more building types, so we're putting those in, and more tile variation, so different areas of the city actually do look a bit more unique from other bits, and big kind of megastructures, not as big as the CBD of Hurston, but some more unique kind of areas, a bit more circular shapes going on there. So hopefully post-3.5 there'll be some more things to discover and more interesting things to look at. So we totally get the criticism that everything's red, but like I said, we had a million and one things to think about. So with that, we played it kind of safe, but we have been implementing some more diversity to Area 18 and the other cities.