Firefighters in China

[RockinRobin]

I have never seen this before, but did you know that there are firefighters in China? I have a family of sims currently vacationing in China and my guy sim got the adventure (Confounded Boulder) to break the boulder at the entrance to Hot Springs. Well he had just finished the adventure to get Pangues Axe, so he went to Hot Springs and broke the boulder. You know how when they break a boulder, a big cloud of smoke goes up and the music plays? Well that's when all of a sudden, a firefighter comes running up the stairs to Hot Springs. LOL I guess he must have thought the cloud of smoke was a fire. He ran inside Hot Springs and then just stopped as if he was confused. Oh and I should say "she" because the firefighter turned out to be a girl. She had a Chinese name too, so I guess she was from there. Has anyone else ever seen this?

[skybaker]

Yes, I had seen this firefighters as the same place and same moment. However, not everytime I broke the boulder here and she come. This may be eventually.

[aws_137]

Well, I never had a firefighter come all the way to the Hot Springs. But I do know firefighters, policemen, mailmen, and so on exist in China, France and Egypt... All with their own custom costumes.

[samoht04]

I had a French one come because the other tourists set fire to the Base Camp in France. 

[jmz95]

When one of my sims went to France, she turned the fireplace on and went to go cook something, and a fire started and the firefighter came.

[aws_137]

Same thing happened for me. Then I started flaming other things in other countries. Heh. Pyros.

[samoht04]

(Sorry Pam)

All with their own custom costumes.

- I can't really see a difference between their Uniforms. The one in the pic and home ones.

[Pam]

My Next Goal for Sims is to make a Pyro and go on rampage! Can you set fire to anywhere? How does it work?

That's a bit off topic for this thread.  We're talking about firefighters in China, not how to set fire to things as a pyro.

[aws_137]

There's a difference in the colour of the clothes. For mailmen there's a rather significant difference (not really, but it is different - not just by colour).