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Old Gothic Church [CREM] (with icon)

Why did I release this as a crematorium instead of a cemetery?
Because the behavior of cemeteries in the game is unnatural: In real life, even buried corpses rot, and after a couple of decades the graves are practically empty and ready to be filled again. So in real life, cemeteries behave rather like a very slow crematorium. Therefore I don't like the behavior of cemeteries in the game and made this a crematorium.

Notes:
I did not make this awesome model. The model was made by Deichstürmer and was originally a unique building. It can be found here: Old Gothic Church by Deichstürmer
Btw: You should check out his other stuff too, he made a lot of really awesome assets.

Because I thought it would be sad to have this asset only once in your city, I repurposed it as a crematorium. For this process of repurposing the model, I used these 2 awesome mods:
Asset ItemClass Changer by Snow_Cat
Building AI Changer by Cerebellum

Thanks for creating these awesome mods.

In comparison to Deichstürmer's original mod, I added a couple of trees (small conifer and shady tree right, 1 vanilla tree) and the vanilla banks & surface. Nothing else (no clowns or silly stuff). If you don't like the decorations, sub this model and the 2 required custom trees and remove them in the asset editor and then un-sub.

Major Stats:
Burial rate: 100
Corpse Capacity: 500
Deathcare Accumulation: 100
Deathcare Radius: 1000
Grave Count: 0
Hearse Count: 15

Construction Cost: 3000
Maintenance Cost: 300
Electricity: 20
Water: 6

PS: I will try to get a better screenshot, but I can't say if that's gonna be good or when that's gonna happen as I am at the lowest edge of the system requirements.

No asset needs different stats, PLAYERS want different stats, depending on how they play this game. So if you feel this asset is OP, feel free to adjust stats for your individual needs yourself. Unless all your fingers are broken, you are able to do this for yourself in the game's asset editor - then again, if your fingers were broken, you could not make a comment.