World based on Arctic regions/ Greenland

I want this more than a boring tropical region.

I would like it!

I can imagine it to be a big world connecting boreal coniferous forest and tundra region, and also coming with an alpine regions. Actual Yetis (not sim with Bigfoot outfit) is a nice touch to the alpine region, and should we have werewolves?

I also want igloos and penguins to come back, maybe this time we can have penguins as actual pets (not NPC treated as an object in TS2). I would like to see wolves (for the sake of werewolves) and wolverines in the game too.

I would love this pack!!! I think it offers a really unique aesthetic and world for the game, but also i feel like it's been a while since we've had a really snow-based world (i didn't play sims 3)? would also love to see more scandinavian themed worlds.

Yes to this. It could also come with new activities like snowboard, ice fishing, relaxing in hot springs. New recipes, maybe hot chocolate being back and giving a warm feeling to the sims, like a fireplace does.
I can only imagine the new bb items that a GP like this could bring.
Winter landscapes are awesome. I can imagine my sims going for a walk with their huskies.
And of course, the Aurora Borealis ?

YES, PLEASE!! I want this more than a tropical island!

omg having aurora skies is sooooooo dreeeeeeeaaaaaammmmmy!!!!! :o

"Simpkin;c-17091592" wrote:
No thanks. I live in a northern country. We have enough darkness and cold, ice and snow. Not interested in the game. I moved my sims to the desert when Seasons came out lol. I like the warm sunny weather in the game. It's an escape for me from this ugliness in real life, weather wise.

And the aurora skies that yous are talking about really aren't that impressive. You don't always get a freaking rainbow colours in the sky. It's just a bit lighter splotches moving around. Nothing special.

People that live in the desert can have that exact same logic as you.
This isn't just about me or you though :)

"telmarina;c-17091649" wrote:

"Simpkin;c-17091592" wrote:
No thanks. I live in a northern country. We have enough darkness and cold, ice and snow. Not interested in the game. I moved my sims to the desert when Seasons came out lol. I like the warm sunny weather in the game. It's an escape for me from this ugliness in real life, weather wise.

And the aurora skies that yous are talking about really aren't that impressive. You don't always get a freaking rainbow colours in the sky. It's just a bit lighter splotches moving around. Nothing special.

People that live in the desert can have that exact same logic as you.
This isn't just about me or you though :)

I live in the UK and live in a city by the sea that can get four seasons in one day and windy with it. We've had 100 mph. winds, which nearly blew off our roof, Ice breaking car windows when falling from the roof and very hot and wet summers too. I don't mind any new world if it is interesting and has a lot to do in it. I followed the Iditerod 1,000 mile sled dog race in Alaska online in March and loved it minus 20% and all. PS: Did you know scientists found those Alaskan sled dogs never tire out like other animals do? Just feed and sleep and off they go again. They are unique.

I must admit though, having Sims 4 screenshots as backdrops, that I always change a winter scene to a summer one in summer and vice-versa. Summer ones make me cheer up and winter ones make me feel cold but ready for Christmas and New Year celebrations. :)

"Simburian;c-17091681" wrote:

"telmarina;c-17091649" wrote:

"Simpkin;c-17091592" wrote:
No thanks. I live in a northern country. We have enough darkness and cold, ice and snow. Not interested in the game. I moved my sims to the desert when Seasons came out lol. I like the warm sunny weather in the game. It's an escape for me from this ugliness in real life, weather wise.

And the aurora skies that yous are talking about really aren't that impressive. You don't always get a freaking rainbow colours in the sky. It's just a bit lighter splotches moving around. Nothing special.

People that live in the desert can have that exact same logic as you.
This isn't just about me or you though :)

I live in the UK and live in a city by the sea that can get four seasons in one day and windy with it. We've had 100 mph. winds, which nearly blew off our roof, Ice breaking car windows when falling from the roof and very hot and wet summers too. I don't mind any new world if it is interesting and has a lot to do in it.

A world where it‘s always cold would certainly be unique. We never had that before in The Sims.
As for activities we could get snowboarding or a new active career as Marine Biologist or care for penguins at an Arctic base. Also you could see aurora borealis at night, and please prettier and more colorful than Aurora Skies!

https://www.tripsavvy.com/thmb/Pla-EPiPKm0KSM5H7_pHFE8mWNQ=/960x0/filters:no_upscale():max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/GettyImages-498928946-59cd1dd3af5d3a0011d3a87e.jpg

Why waiting for winter when you could just travel to a cold-climated world, and when it‘s winter it‘s even colder in this world and blizzards are happening often.