Even if it is for the money they produced some of the prettiest zones in pandaria and the eversong woods
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Yeah, I really like the Pandaria zones. They are one of the greatest in the game. But I hate the asian culture and pandas 
Im not a racist, but I dont like them at all!
PS: Just remove these ugly asian structures and building and make them normal without any asian roofs and without pandas and it would be the best continent ever. EU/French/Italian style!
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A matter of taste i guess… at least tahts what i am going to call it without asking any further questions about why you hate them 
But there is a quest in Classic mentioning the panda Chet Stormstout… So I assume they have had pandas on their mind long before the Asian market was on their mind 
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They had cows like you in mind before any expansions but they didnt made US looking zone.
Gilneas is really Scotish/Irish looking with all these sheeps and the high cliffs near the sea.
True, Warcraft 3 seems to be where they entered
I don’t understand this one
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I dont think there is a zone in this game which screem “USA”. Maybe Im wrong, dunno.
Ah… Very true, I don’t think there is
Apperantly you cant take thing seriously then because i havent turned anything around and the only reason i repeat myself is because you dont listen when i respond so the only reason you get repeative thing is cause you keep asking the same thing i have already answered you on i have given you proof so if you dont want repeative answere TRY READING when i respond to you.
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Buralus is England, Gilneas is Ireland/Scotland, Pandaria is China, Stormwind looks like old italian/french city. Maybe Orgrimmar is USA 
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Ouch - that was harsh 
Could some of the Kul Tiran zones not represent the settler time in America? 
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I dont think USA existed in this time period They are just 200ish years old country. We dont need to put that new world in WoWs world at all. Not even their culture too.
You have not turned anything around? Here watch this I will show you in quotes:
And for the record i am reading everything you say to me as well as to everyone else i am simply pointing out that you are the one thats insulting people but you do complain about others insulting you… I dont believe your weak defense of i only insult when insulted either cause you are the only one that insulted someone… Now i wish you good bye i hope i never meet you in game or real life…
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Yes it doesClearly you cant admit that you wrong cause then you woudl have admited it now cause yes you are wrong in this case. No they didnt need it as they survived without it before. So what if your 45? age dont have anything to dio with being mature as you clearly show when people provide evidense on the matter being dicussed. And like i wrote in my last comment i already have pointed out where it was and i have repeated it to you in several comments where you are calling me a troll for no reason and saying i dont know my lore even thought i have proven that i do. So no im not dodging it its you who do TRY READING when people respond to you and there you go again making insults by lying about me dodging the question when i havent dodge the question even ones
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Clearly you havent read it then as i have not insulted anyone who havent insulted me first so yes you are correct that what you wrote is a lie just like everything else you comment
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I believe they have with the zandalri which where aztecs culture and they orginated from north america
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Try the Barrens, Thousand Needles, Mulgore, Stone Talon peak, Ashenvale,
Elwynn forest, Duskwood, WestFall,
The Grizzly Hills or HighMountain for examples.
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Haven’t spent much time in Kul Tiras but I think it’s largely influenced by the British Isles, its folklore and maritime custom. It was a nice surprise to hear the accent of south-west England in WoW, lol. Wouldn’t surprise me if they added a settler inspired zone at some point!
But that resembles native american culture doesn’t it?
It doesn’t really scream USA in Simpsons style
Could be, I am not familar with the cultures on those parts