Four distinct regions, tech-saturated coastlines, wealth gaps across blocks, and rural pockets bound by tradition and bureaucracy. Public services depend on your zip code. So do your rights. Every region calls itself the heart of the nation; none of them agree what that means. Family structures evolve faster than the infrastructure. Political slogans change faster than the roads get fixed. It’s the dream, the dystopia, and the brunch menu, depending on where you land.
🌉 West Coast
The land of big screens, clean eats, and quiet earthquakes. Individualism is high, healthcare is spotty, and everybody's launching something. Laws change county to county. Weed’s legal. So are three types of polycule marriage if you file it right. Gated communities live next to food deserts. Glitter over rust.
Del Sol Valley
San Myshuno
San Sequoia
Oasis Springs
🗻 Native Lands
Unceded territory with cultural memory older than any border. These are myth-heavy regions with strong oral histories and coded survival. Legal systems vary depending on jurisdiction. Natural landmarks are sacred. Superstition is fact. You don’t touch without asking.
Chestnut Ridge
Granite Falls
Strangerville
🎡 Northeast
Post-industrial charm, academic ambition, and too many parking regulations. Education is a pipeline and politics are local. Everybody thinks they’re the blueprint. Weed is decriminalized, manners are passive-aggressive, and coastal elitism thrives behind antique doors.
🌪️ Deep South
Faith, heat, and hospitality; until you hit the zoning laws. Cultural tradition runs deep here, along with systemic inequality and fried everything. Festivals have real roots. Family land is sacred. And everything’s haunted, metaphorically or not.
Magnolia Promenade
Newcrest
Willow Creek
Spoken Languages: Simlish, Selvadoradian, Tartosiano, Windenburgish, Komorebigo.
Cannabis Legal Status: Recreational use legal in the West Coast and Northeast; medical only in the Deep South; decriminalized elsewhere.
Gambling Legal Status: Legal in Del Sol Valley and Strangerville; restricted or outlawed in most other regions.
LGBTQIA+ Acceptance: Mixed, historically inclusive, structurally hostile.
Outbound Migration: High. SimNationals move everywhere, usually calling themselves 'expats' intead of immigrants, avoiding local taxes and raising life expenses. Common destinations include the Old World, Central Simsonia, and Sulani.
Inbound Migration: Very High. SimNation is seen as an opportunity hub, but also as a gentrifier magnet. Many arrive for education, media, or survival, but not always by choice.