What's a world "type" we don't have yet?

A crime haven town that is basically all urban (no way to even tell which climate zone it originally used to be) with neighborhoods including slums, trailer parks and gambling holes. Probably also one better developed quarter with a futuristic touch.

An arab or mongolian inspired tent town inhabited by mordern herders. One neighborhood could represent a small town (for where you live in winter), the others the countryside where the herders live year 'round. This of course would work best for a farming or off the grid GP.

A Venice-inspired town built on the waters, either the open sea or a uge lake.

A second desert town to compliment Oasis Springs.

Somewhere with rugged, forested terrain like hidden springs in sims 3, or somewhere with a lot of water and properties right on the waterfront, like a sims version of Venice - both of those would be nice.

Either way I'd like properties right on the waterfront somewhere, where the edge of the lot is about 2-3 grid tiles from the water.

Twinbrook

Tropical/Beach-y... What we have is or seems to me more northern types of water areas and Oasis Springs is Desert.

We do not have any open worlds :p ...

But in all realness, I would love a tropical/beach world that rival Island Paradise.

Tropical is an obvious choice.

We also don't have a true rural world yet. BB comes close but it's still more of a costal feel then rural. Think Appaloosa Plains or Riverview in Sims 3. The closest we come to that sort of feel is the rural area of Windenburg but I'd like to have a whole world where the neighborhood areas were open and farmy feely.

An alien Sixam type world where we can actually build/live would be cool and a larger supernatural inspired world. Forgotten Hollow is so small.

1. Tropical/Coastal/Beach-y.
2. Rural, with big open spaces and farms.
3. Snowy, in the mountains.

@So_Money
Snowy mountains would be amazing, too bad lots are completely flat.

"dopaminedroid;c-16284420" wrote:
@So_Money
Snowy mountains would be amazing, too bad lots are completely flat.

It could still be done with the mountains as a backdrop--this way it would still feel like a high altitude world. Kind of like how there are cliffs and such surrounding Oasis Springs, but they're inaccessible scenery.

I'd really like a world where you could have terraced houses. And there be an interaction like in apartments where you could have noisy neighbours :D