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[White_Raptor]

If it hasn't been suggested before, despawning barns, dig sites, etc. when their town dies is a common sense measure to cut down on the huge number of defunct industry buildings littering the wilds. Abandoned industry buildings also often occupy prime spots in a town ruin where future setters would like to place new industries; clearing out these junk buildings would save settlers demo work and keep fewer barns, dungeons etc. from piling up in the tile.

 

[Cryptite]

If it hasn't been suggested before, despawning barns, dig sites, etc. when their town dies is a common sense measure to cut down on the huge number of defunct industry buildings littering the wilds. Abandoned industry buildings also often occupy prime spots in a town ruin where future setters would like to place new industries; clearing out these junk buildings would save settlers demo work and keep fewer barns, dungeons etc. from piling up in the tile.

We've discussed this a bit before and is something we could probably do if, maybe, more then 75-80%+ of the blocks were unchanged, but lots of people do edit their industry buildings so we couldn't do this carte blanche.

 

[Silver911]

I like seeing them anyways in the ruins, it adds flavour and shows what the town process was like. It only gets semi-annoying when you settle on ruins.

Edit - Also now that I think about it, some towns are built around their industries, some ruins just wouldn't fit. And you could argue that they're ruins they're irrelevant but I personally enjoy seeing them when wandering around.

 

[FoxyBearGames]

As much of a pain as it may be to remove them when settling down I don't think ruining the look of some town's ruins would be worth it imo

 

[FroggyFruit1357]

All my industries are incorporated into my town, if they were to get removed, would completely ruin the build. Plus, it adds more stuff to explore in ruins. -1