TS4 and real world continents

So, should we hope for an African world next? I don't really like to think the worlds are real world cultures, but there's should be plenty of old and new cultural elements to use from such a big continent.

I would like more places represented. Sixam and the Realm of Magic worlds are in space if that counts as out of this world. I wouldn't mind an Atlantis world too and some ring of fire effects.

"leo3487;d-984210" wrote:
Europe

Forgotten Hollow

Is it?
The buildings are american queen anne style.

+ Europe: Britechester

The map in my head doesn't have continents in the literal sense, but I did break up the worlds into "regions" in different cardinal directions, based on their look and general atmosphere rather than the supposed nationalities of the inhabitants. For example, the western part of my map is the City, featuring more modern and industrial-looking urban areas, then there's the Desert, the Countryside, and the Highlands, each with its own capital, and the other worlds being suburbs or just other towns in the vicinity.

City (West):
San Myshuno (capital), Evergreen Harbor, Newcrest, Magnolia Promenade, Willow Creek

Desert (South):
Del Sol Valley (capital), Oasis Springs, StrangerVille, Selvadorada, Sulani

Countryside (East):
Windenburg (capital), Brindleton Bay, Britechester

Highlands (North):
Mt. Komorebi (capital), Granite Falls, Glimmerbrook, Forgotten Hollow

An african world would be really nice to see. Have they ever even done that? Not to my knowledge.

We need:
African World
Aboriginal World
Greek World
Transavania World
Swiss World

That's all I can think of.

To be honest I don't think Forgotten Hollow is European at all, it's very generic "spooky" world. Guess you could say it's vaguely inspired by Transylvania in Romania but that's a stretch as the only thing it has in common is a vampire storyline and the head vampire living at the highest point. Other than that there's zero resemblence, FH looks nothing like the town and the builds are American victorian-gothic, not European.

Britechester I suppose you could say is British (as seen from an American perspective though), the modern part is very similar to my university in Britain with the big dorm buildings that are more like apartment blocks and the university being one building in a city area. The older university is more like American universities with the quad and "school spirit" but it looks like it was modelled upon Cambridge (one of the big elite universities for the rich and priviliged) so I guess that works.

San Myshuno I suppose is Asian, but I get more generic city vibes. Could be anywhere. There's nothing identifiably Japanese enough about it to call it an Asian world.

Please,an african world!

Throwing my support in for an African themed world. Not Egypt either, yes Egypt is in Africa but visually it's much more middle eastern culture in my mind. Nothing wrong with that of course - I'll take that too - but a non-desert African world is what I think most are leaning towards in their mind?