The Art of Sims Storytelling
Hi guys! @CathyTea and I were talking, and we thought we'd try making a thread that would be focused solely on writing, especially Sims story writing. The writers' lounge thread is great for being ...
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LOL, @RipuAncestor - I love what you say about writing that when you're tired! I was sleepy when I wrote mine, too, so my internal censor was shut off--so pretty much was my analytic mind! LOL!
We could have a question sometime that we all only answer when we're really sleepy or when we first wake up, before our logical mind kicks in!
I like what you say about how your stories "are going to depict people doing mundane, day-to-day things and grow up as people while living their lives."
What I've loved about writing the legacy is that so many chapters are just about mundane moments--the same patterns happen generation after generation, so it lets me as a writer explore common, everyday ways to write about that.
@JordanNicoleJJ and @Jes2G also have some of those daily moment chapters in their legacies, too--and those are often my favorite chapters.
Also, I think I remember the Gravity of Being Green! I didn't read it all, but I enjoyed the bits I did read.
We could have a question sometime that we all only answer when we're really sleepy or when we first wake up, before our logical mind kicks in!
I like what you say about how your stories "are going to depict people doing mundane, day-to-day things and grow up as people while living their lives."
What I've loved about writing the legacy is that so many chapters are just about mundane moments--the same patterns happen generation after generation, so it lets me as a writer explore common, everyday ways to write about that.
@JordanNicoleJJ and @Jes2G also have some of those daily moment chapters in their legacies, too--and those are often my favorite chapters.
Also, I think I remember the Gravity of Being Green! I didn't read it all, but I enjoyed the bits I did read.
