Why brazil?

I didn't mean it as an insult. I like Canada a lot and Australia. I just meant maybe TSTO was going for something more exotic in comparison to the USA. France hates us so that probably why they made the list.

"00becker;1568067" wrote:
Who says Canada's not exotic? The Bay of Fundy, the Columbia Icefields, Miles Canyon. We've got some pretty cool stuff here :smiley:

And don't forget the Niagara Falls too. Memorable visit that was.

"00becker;1568067" wrote:
Who says Canada's not exotic? The Bay of Fundy, the Columbia Icefields, Miles Canyon. We've got some pretty cool stuff here :smiley:

I've been to Montreal. Liked it a lot. Funny thing is I live way closer to Toronto. Toronto is just as far as Philly from me. Toronto Someday I hope.

"johncolombo;1568090" wrote:

"00becker;1568067" wrote:
Who says Canada's not exotic? The Bay of Fundy, the Columbia Icefields, Miles Canyon. We've got some pretty cool stuff here :smiley:

I've been to Montreal. Liked it a lot. Funny thing is I live way closer to Toronto. Toronto is just as far as Philly from me. Toronto Someday I hope.

You could walk down the streets of Toronto naked with hundred dollar bills in your hands and nothing bad will happen to you. Such a nice place. When you go, get a peameal bacon sandwich and of course poutine.

With part 2 perhaps we can get...

Canada
Australia
United Kingdom

"00mesmerelda00;1568103" wrote:

"johncolombo;1568090" wrote:

"00becker;1568067" wrote:
Who says Canada's not exotic? The Bay of Fundy, the Columbia Icefields, Miles Canyon. We've got some pretty cool stuff here :smiley:

I've been to Montreal. Liked it a lot. Funny thing is I live way closer to Toronto. Toronto is just as far as Philly from me. Toronto Someday I hope.

You could walk down the streets of Toronto naked with hundred dollar bills in your hands and nothing bad will happen to you. Such a nice place. When you go, get a peameal bacon sandwich and of course poutine.

I saw something similar in Montreal.
:D

"00becker;1568110" wrote:

"johncolombo;1568090" wrote:

"00becker;1568067" wrote:
Who says Canada's not exotic? The Bay of Fundy, the Columbia Icefields, Miles Canyon. We've got some pretty cool stuff here :smiley:

I've been to Montreal. Liked it a lot. Funny thing is I live way closer to Toronto. Toronto is just as far as Philly from me. Toronto Someday I hope.

I live in Alberta. Ontario is so different it might as well be a different country. A city as large as Toronto seems insane, never mind the larger cities that exist in different countries. What struck me the most about Ontario was Ottawa - the only place in Canada that I actually believed in our bilingualism, despite our lip-service to being a dual-language country - and the one thing that I noticed about eastern Canada (Ontario and the Maritime provinces) in general was that there seemed to be a history there (though a young history in comparison to most of the world) that made me appreciate my country. Something a little bit lacking in Western Canada. As for Toronto itself, I've only experienced the airport and the road to Niagara Falls and into the states. I hope you enjoy your visit there when you finally make it :)

Thanks, I like all people and all countries. Although as an American Canada does not feel like a foreign country to me. Again I could drive there in 5 hours. I just think of you all as the nice guys to the north.

Holy cow, Albert is 34 hours from me via car, LOL.

;)

"bluntcard;1568085" wrote:
I didn't mean it as an insult. I like Canada a lot

Too late, I am deeply offended.

*anaquarind powers up the fleet of assault zambonis and makes his way very, very slowly to the border*

"00becker;1568121" wrote:

"johncolombo;1568111" wrote:

"00becker;1568110" wrote:

"johncolombo;1568090" wrote:

"00becker;1568067" wrote:
Who says Canada's not exotic? The Bay of Fundy, the Columbia Icefields, Miles Canyon. We've got some pretty cool stuff here :smiley:

I've been to Montreal. Liked it a lot. Funny thing is I live way closer to Toronto. Toronto is just as far as Philly from me. Toronto Someday I hope.

I live in Alberta. Ontario is so different it might as well be a different country. A city as large as Toronto seems insane, never mind the larger cities that exist in different countries. What struck me the most about Ontario was Ottawa - the only place in Canada that I actually believed in our bilingualism, despite our lip-service to being a dual-language country - and the one thing that I noticed about eastern Canada (Ontario and the Maritime provinces) in general was that there seemed to be a history there (though a young history in comparison to most of the world) that made me appreciate my country. Something a little bit lacking in Western Canada. As for Toronto itself, I've only experienced the airport and the road to Niagara Falls and into the states. I hope you enjoy your visit there when you finally make it :)

Thanks, I like all people and all countries. Although as an American Canada does not feel like a foreign country to me. Again I could drive there in 5 hours. I just think of you all as the nice guys to the north.

Holy cow, Albert is 34 hours from me via car, LOL.

;)

2100+ miles. Pretty far. I made that trip with my family as a child. Twice. Most of my memories of those three-week car trips are of motion sickness and heat exhaustion. And chasing lightning bugs at night. That's actually the one positive memory of the whole road trip :)

LOL. Thanks for sharing.
:D
My parent used to drive us to South Carolinian and or Florida most summers. What a horrible trip and Florida was 12-14 hours. My mom hated to fly so we all had to suffer.

I think they have missed out countries (like Australia, England etc) because they plan to do a sequel event. This event is full of content already and they've only visited a few countries so I think a sequel event is definitely in the works for next year.
I think they missed out favourites like Australia because they want the sequel to be as good as the original. I think where they went wrong with the Superhero Sequel was that maybe (and I don't know!) they didn't plan for a sequel when they did the original because they original included all the iconic and favourite items so the sequel was full of good, meh and WHAT? items. (Disclaimer: I actually quite liked Superheroes 2 :)).
So I think EA are just thinking quite a bit ahead with this event to leave enough reasonable content for the sequel.