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So you can have a perfectly square and astheically pleasing workplaces and living areas but by placing / or x shaped mud structures (so less maintenance costs) you can create "roundness" everywhere. This is especially helpful with market areas or open spaces or just keeping buildings as small as possible for maintenance cost reasons while providing roundness.
Basically you can play Telapis but build wooden structures and cities like a human as long as you build spaced out /, T, X roundness monuments*.
Also; why can't we build the houses in any shape while we can make nearly all other buildings in any shape we want?
Just for clarification, can you please share a screenshot for "/, T, X roundness monuments" you mentioned?
Also, I still don't get why the heck are houses built very differently from other buildings. You can built whatever you want with other buildings. There is already a working example of free build where we can't use it only for housing.
Another reason : they wanted to develop the ongoing costs of housing with different commodities, and it's pretty cool how the houses are decorated and upgraded by the inhabitants themselves as they get access to more and more stuff. This system works because the houses all have the same size (only 3 choices), It'd be much harder to implement it for free-form buildings.
I understand your frustration, and I actually quit for a full year when the patch dropped, mostly because of this change. I came back recently though, and I'm having fun despite of it, I've learned to integrate the new buildings so they don't look too square-like and it looks pretty good !
Houses retain 100% isolation score with 1 corner wall tile missing, so you can build them in a cluster that will emit roundness around the corners.
Longhouses retain 100% isolation score even with 2 corner tiles missing, so you can build them in a row as well as a cluster.
I typically put a 1-tile decoration in place of the corner wall tiles. As a bonus, this allows the decoration's effect as well as the roundness "aura" to affect the insides of the house too.