Critique Appreciated - Dorado/Overwatch Style Scene

SaraSchwartz

Hey guys, I'm incredibly soft when it comes to critiques but I know better than to defend every detail when someone says it's shit.
Anyways I haven't had critique on this ever and I think it's about time to get opinions.

Goals:

• Overwatch/Dorado style scene (not trying to be a copycat though)
• Learning how to do a stylized look
• Trying to actually get a solid first full environment

Struggles/Learnings I had so far:

• I tried being cute and put UVs of multiple objects on the same sheet but realized there's no point and it just made me want to rip my hair out. 
• Still haven't found the right program for hand painting.  I tried in Painter but it's so laggy it kills me.  I tried 3D Coat but I hate the brushes so much.  Next up is Quixel.  Any opinions on this?
• Lighting is a bitch but I learned to use only one directional light and also mess with camera/post processing effects.  Still not sure if I nailed cohesiveness.
• Learned that the material editor in UE4 requires you to put 0 in spec otherwise the entire material is fucked up.  

Next steps - let me know if you think something else is more important:

• Create a ground material
• Add foliage of sorts
• In the process of making a pinata
• ???

I really appreciate you taking the time to look at this.  Paintovers are great but please don't rip me a new asshole though.

Here are my current screenshots:

NovaaH

Really not an environment expert, but : 

- Color scheme is fine with me. Maybe it's a little too saturated/colorful to fit in Overwatch, but I still like it.
- That need a material, yeah.  :*
- I suppose it's a wip, but some color variations would really help, a lot of flat surfaces at the moment. But I'm sure it's on the way. 

Not really answering much. But that's all I have.