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Help me add San Sequoia to the Local Color challenge
mightysprite
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Hello, Growing Together owners 
I made a challenge that involves living in each world in your game for a generation.
Each world has its own theme color, local tradition, available careers, and an optional extra challenge. Some have building challenges too.
The theme color doesn't have to be used exclusively but there need to be enough items available in it that it can be a recognizable theme of the sims' clothing and home decor.
The local tradition is something that at least one sim in the household must do at least three times a week while living in that world. For example, Mt. Komorebi's tradition is drinking tea, Strangerville's tradition is talking to plants.
And then, each world is located in between two other worlds. While living in each world, your travel is restricted to your world and the two adjacent worlds.
I'm seeking suggestions about adding San Sequoia to the challenge.
I need a color, a local tradition, suggestions about careers that would or would not be available, ideas for extra challenges, ideas about which two worlds San Sequoia would be next to.
Here is a list of the other worlds' colors, local traditions, careers, extra challenges, locations.
I know I'm starting to run out of normal colors... that's how Newcrest ended up with burgundy lol. I'd like to avoid changing colors of already existing worlds so as not to annoy people who have already been playing the challenge.
https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/comment/18212217/#Comment_18212217
I made a challenge that involves living in each world in your game for a generation.
Each world has its own theme color, local tradition, available careers, and an optional extra challenge. Some have building challenges too.
The theme color doesn't have to be used exclusively but there need to be enough items available in it that it can be a recognizable theme of the sims' clothing and home decor.
The local tradition is something that at least one sim in the household must do at least three times a week while living in that world. For example, Mt. Komorebi's tradition is drinking tea, Strangerville's tradition is talking to plants.
And then, each world is located in between two other worlds. While living in each world, your travel is restricted to your world and the two adjacent worlds.
I'm seeking suggestions about adding San Sequoia to the challenge.
I need a color, a local tradition, suggestions about careers that would or would not be available, ideas for extra challenges, ideas about which two worlds San Sequoia would be next to.
Here is a list of the other worlds' colors, local traditions, careers, extra challenges, locations.
I know I'm starting to run out of normal colors... that's how Newcrest ended up with burgundy lol. I'd like to avoid changing colors of already existing worlds so as not to annoy people who have already been playing the challenge.
https://forums.thesims.com/en_US/discussion/comment/18212217/#Comment_18212217
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Local traditions could be:
https://sims.fandom.com/wiki/Sea_monster
For me, the world is also near the west coast inspired worlds like San Myshuno, Del Sol Valley, Evergreen Harbor, Moonwood Mill, Oasis Springs, StrangerVille.
And for the colors, we can find two flag near the Rec Center, it seem to be orange/red+green, but don't trust my color perception on that part.
(I wonder how far she can swim?)
Thanks @EmmaVane for the info!
According to the map LA (DSV) is the most southern of the two cities, so SF (SS) has the Pacific Northwest (EH) far to the north or Nevada (OS) closer to the east.
To me it feels like, San Sequoia lies across the bay from San Myshuno and near Brindleton Bay because of the bridge and the boats.
Copied from the internet: “ The colors and symbols of the flag are: White for purity, Red for courage, the Grizzly Bear to represent strength and independence, and the Red Star to represent the fact that California, like Texas, became a state without ever having been a territory.”
I don’t see Brindleton Bay Evergreen Harbor on the West Coast, I see them on the East Cosst.
For Jobs around San Sequoia, I can see Politician, The Business career, Lawyer, and Fitness and Wellness careers, as it is a big city. I can also see the fishing career because of the Ocean and lakes. I can see San Sequoia as a place for retiree’s and Partial retirees, so the free lancer careers also seem suitable. I think the eco living careers would be good too ( California currently pushes solar power, and conservation, etc.). Because of the Tree house and Wilderness areas I can see wood working as a career also. I think the Eco living Community centers would be a great lot type, along with the Rec center, Gyms, Spa’s, Nighclubs/lounges, fish restaurants or fast food restaurants, Retail and residential. I can also see one of those big lots ( like the Michelson’s lot ) as a national park with camping tents and such,