Sims 4: Vacation destinations

"IDontMeepAnymore;13709138" wrote:
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> That might be a little too much for an Expansion :p but I hope we get to see those in the future :) Maybe divide those in a Vacation EP type and in another one like World Adventures :)
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> I wouldn't mind however, if we got a GP like OR but with a tropical beach theme :)
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> Yeah, I know it is a lot, but do you like it? Also what countries should I get rid of?

Yes. First off, Egypt, China, and France. While really nice (I love them all, headed back to France in a few weeks), that is exactly what we had in WA. Add in some originality. I would get rid of France, and just add a wine making region (Like Tuscany) to the Venice world. Rather than China, go for Japan or India, they could both use some love. I think we could keep Egypt where it is, it's very unique, and no one wants to go to the Sudan.

Hawaii is not a country, and for it to be anything like Island Paradise, it needs it's own EP.

Latin America and Mayan locations would be cool, but as exoticism is favored by simmers, I see a hard time creating a Mayan world without it boring many people or being a total cultural appropriation mess.

Stick with countries that have a rich history and large variety. And make sure to include what you can do in that world, so we can see why we should do it.

An idea of your list redone:

-An Asian world with Japan on one side, China on the other, divided by a river. Skills could include fighting with samuri swords, kung fu, meditation, and yoga. Perhaps some Indian/Nepalese/Tibetan influences too, and definitely some new food options.

-Skip Hawaii. It's just not that exotic and works better in an island pack.

-A world like Monaco, Venice, or Cinque Terre (Effing love that place), it combines Tuscan architecture with a nectar making countryside. Completing both France and Italy. Nectar making, canals, etc. Lots of new food options.

-An African world, with desert at the top, savanna in the middle, and jungle at the bottom. Option for Egyptian ruins and also giving some love to the heart of darkness. Perhaps a river flowing from top to bottom, as the Nile/Congo, both of which are essential to their respective cultures.