Vacation Pack I’d LOVE to have
So my fantasy for a new pack would give us two areas that work in concert with each other. Florence (Tuscany inspired)/Venice/Murano regions of Italy and an idealized France setting which includes a...
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French and Italy are quite different, don't think that mixing them together in a pack would be helpful. Separately, they would be great, though, as they are large countries and offer lot of inspiration. A city neighbourhood, a countryside and a beach side neighbourhood for each world would be great. This way we could have a bit of everything, from busy city, to relaxed countryside and vacation vibe beach area inspired by the southern regions. Loved the chateau and Vespa bike in TS3, would love to have that back. Would also love a derelict chateau my sims could restore and then run it as a B&B.
Sigh... did you really play Sims 3 World Adventures or Sims 2 Bon Voyage? That pack had China, France & Egypt and was great. Sims 2 had Japan, Mountain area, Island area. I'm just asking for two. In separate world zones just like World Adventures & Bon Voyage not within the same area.
I played both Sims 3 World Adventures and Sims 2 Bon Voyage. The reason I suggest separate packs is because they have never given two worlds in TS4 in the same pack. Also, they barely develop the worlds in EPs, I don't know if I want to see their effort for two worlds in one pack.
I can appreciate your position when the position is that you don't think EA would give either world the justice it is due. I actually agree, I don't think that the Sims 4 Worlds are as fun or as thorough and Sim 3 ones regardless of how many Worlds they put into it. However my purpose is to make these types of suggestion, make them extremely detailed, and see what comes of it. I figure the more we do the footwork the more we might see a good chunk of what we suggest.
Truthfully I don't think this iteration of the Sims will ever be as good no matter what they put into it because they just wont get on board with two things, pack integration and refreshing older packs to improve them and fill in their blanks to make them more enjoyable and work with newer content.
