I'm not disappointed with San Sequoia, I'll need to see it first.
I'm also fine with a 12 lot world. I rarely use more than 1 community lot per hood, and to me it's more important that there is some difference between hoods than many lots. I like to make up a back story for each world, and diverse hoods makes it much more interesting.
But - I do agree we could make world-packs. The game is now getting quite old, in he meaning of tons of content added from packs. I really don't benefit as much from a new sofa or bed, or 5 new paintings, not as much as before. My catalogues are packed, and it takes forever looking up something specific. This is of course not made easier by adding 5 trillion custom content... Anyway, new *empty* worlds are welcome - meaning lots are empty but the world can have various dress settings. I understand it might sell more when EA combines a new feature that 25% of the simmers want, and a new world that 25% wants, especially if that makes 50% likely buyers. My game is now so full and lagging gets more of a problem, so I will no longer buy a pack unless I want both the features and the world. In the past, I'd applaud it if one of the two ticked my desires.
Perhaps they could make it a bigger world pack with a way to select from several settings for the same lot layout. It was possible for ECO-Lifestyle, so why not making it a world decor feature? I also think they could offer a huge world - say with 6 hoods and a total of 40 lots - just to please all simmers who can handle it. There could even be a version with fewer lots for the rest of us, EA could get two worlds from the work with one - all they would need to adjust was replacing some of those lots with nature or scales for the limited version.
