Sims 4 Storyteller Group
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@CathyTea Thanks for the info about the quoting. I'm so used to BBcoding from other forums, here whenever I press the 'quote' button (that is visible for me) I just get a whole bunch of '>'. Hahahaha, oh well, I'm sure I'll learn my way around eventually.
I'll take a look at those legacies, thanks for the recommendations! It'll be fun to look back at the TS2. I've already forgotten how that was, although I didn't play it as much as the TS3.
One thing that I really miss from the TS3 that I hope they'll integrate into the TS4 later are the toddlers!! I was just thinking about it because I started reading your Wonder Child Challenge and I couldn't help but feel it would have added so much to the challenge to have to potty train your child and teach them to talk & walk. I really do miss that.
Also, I loved in your Goody Love Legacy how you mentioned letting your Sim chose who they're attracted to and wait until they're ready to engage romance/have children, etc. I think because romance in TS4 isn't as overt as in the TS3 (not being able to scope, not being able to choose turn ons/offs and all that stuff), I didn't think about giving them that much autonomy. Would you mind if I copied that aspect in some of my later generations?
I don't think I'll be writing a story for the Three Little Sims challenge I'm doing right now. It's my 'relaxing' project since I'm currently taking pictures for two legacies. I'm still really new at all this documenting/storytelling so I don't want to spread myself too thin either. But it's a really fun and funny challenge so far :p
I do have a legacy up on my blog so far. I don't know if you'd be interested or if you have the time, but if you ever have some free time on your hands I'd be really grateful if you could take a peek at my current legacy and maybe give me a few tips & pointers on what I could tighten up/expand on/just do in general to make the storytelling more engaging! rosedifferenceslegacy.blogspot.ca/
(the beginning is quite dry because it was my first attempt ever, but I think I delve more into the storyline with the second generation and in chapters I've written but not posted I even start inserting dialogue. This is really just a big experimental legacy to try and find my style, which is why it'll shift around a lot, I think).
I'll take a look at those legacies, thanks for the recommendations! It'll be fun to look back at the TS2. I've already forgotten how that was, although I didn't play it as much as the TS3.
One thing that I really miss from the TS3 that I hope they'll integrate into the TS4 later are the toddlers!! I was just thinking about it because I started reading your Wonder Child Challenge and I couldn't help but feel it would have added so much to the challenge to have to potty train your child and teach them to talk & walk. I really do miss that.
Also, I loved in your Goody Love Legacy how you mentioned letting your Sim chose who they're attracted to and wait until they're ready to engage romance/have children, etc. I think because romance in TS4 isn't as overt as in the TS3 (not being able to scope, not being able to choose turn ons/offs and all that stuff), I didn't think about giving them that much autonomy. Would you mind if I copied that aspect in some of my later generations?
I don't think I'll be writing a story for the Three Little Sims challenge I'm doing right now. It's my 'relaxing' project since I'm currently taking pictures for two legacies. I'm still really new at all this documenting/storytelling so I don't want to spread myself too thin either. But it's a really fun and funny challenge so far :p
I do have a legacy up on my blog so far. I don't know if you'd be interested or if you have the time, but if you ever have some free time on your hands I'd be really grateful if you could take a peek at my current legacy and maybe give me a few tips & pointers on what I could tighten up/expand on/just do in general to make the storytelling more engaging! rosedifferenceslegacy.blogspot.ca/
(the beginning is quite dry because it was my first attempt ever, but I think I delve more into the storyline with the second generation and in chapters I've written but not posted I even start inserting dialogue. This is really just a big experimental legacy to try and find my style, which is why it'll shift around a lot, I think).
