There are already too many uncompleted Bellisseria themes that were momentarily and temporarily popular just because they were the latest "new shiny" theme at one specific time.
But these "new shiny" themes quickly aged when an even newer "newest shiny" theme was announced and started appearing inworld. Residents then quickly abandon their "not-so newest shiny" themes just to migrate to the latest "newest shiny" theme in another round of the infamous "Game Of Homes" to achieve that temporary "newest shiny" status and feeling. Then the latest "newest shiny" theme affects the earlier "newest shiny" themes.
Work to complete coastlines, roads and infrastructure on the earlier "new shiny" themes then completely halts and these themes look disjointed, unfinished, lack contiguous coastlines and infrastructure connections with other themes and the mainland. Its deeply disappointing and frustrates those of us who like to explore and travel through interconnected regions.
I really dislike this "newest shiny" theme ideology. I wish LL wouldn't do it or continually keep doing it. It's far too short-termist, wasteful and seems like a cash cow scheme to exploit the "newest shiny" status that (some) Residents seem to find desirable and appealing.
And what if a new Resident is assigned to a home which is in an uncompleted region or which neighbours one? Or if the Resident's home has a view of the "sea" which is an empty void they may have mistaken for real water?
So, no more new Bellisseria themes please. Not until all the earlier "new shiny" themes have fully completed coastlines, don't have vast empty voids within themselves, are fully interconnected with each other and have fully functioning travel infrastructure.