What's the best stories you've read?
Zeljka:
I loved Reggiko's stories, well told and hilarious.
Though there's only one chapter up so far, turtlechow64 has found a rather unique way to tell her Legacy story and I really enjoyed it.
I usually check to see if a 'whole story' is there before reading though, I don't want to have to keep track of SimPages...
rohina:
I've just started writing stories, so I have been reading a few as well, because my interest was piqued. Most of them are dreadful ( maybe it's because I'm an English Professor, but I was seriously offended by how pathetic a random sampling was). Anyway, reggikko's are fantastic. I laughed like anything. Here's the link to reggikko's page: http://thesims2.ea.com/mysimpage/uploads.php?user_id=1132625&asset_type=story
Of course, I also really like my stories. They aren't legacy ones, though; they're coming from my version of the Kingdom Challenge. http://thesims2.ea.com/mysimpage/mysimpage.php?user_id=797212
Oddysey:
It's not just you. Internet writing is generally a cesspool. There's some good stuff, but it's mostly terrible. No editors, is the problem.
sasha:
there is a story album editor on the mts2 think it is under tools. but it has it problems you have to upload it to the exchange first. then go into the editor and fix it. then go back in game and upload the fix version into the exchange. even though it seems like it takes forever it only takes the time it takes for your game to load. you can mess with pictures and change stuff and everything in there it is a real cool program.
Shamelessly I do not use it enough. I tend to wait until my husband tells me about my mistakes to go in to refix them. It has always been very hard for me to edit my own material. I had a huge paper I had to write for a class that was 95% of my grade and you were allowed no mistakes. I think fifteen people edited that for me. ;D
SciBirg:
My favorite is "The diary of a mad mobile homemaker."
VERY original and funny!
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