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Jan-26-2007 12:25

Greetings all.

Now that appartments are available, a lot of people are saving their money. The one thing you don't have (as far a I know) is a place to put your money. I know the option to buy a safe was mentionned but with every city having a bank, would'nt it make sense to be able to rent safe deposit boxes?

Let me know what you guys and gals think.

Raven.

Jan-26-2007 13:38

or maybe instead of paying cash outright for a big place you could mortgage it with a steep interest or something.

Jan-26-2007 13:52

How about a sleuth casino? If we can save money we should be able to gamble with it as well.

Jan-26-2007 14:13

Don't the race tracks count as a casino?

Jan-26-2007 14:18

its definitely gambling :)

Jan-26-2007 14:36

I know the subject came up in the past but with the ongoing expansions, it would be a nice feature.

Jan-26-2007 14:39

oops, yes the race tracks!!!!!! heheheh :)


I better have a permanent residence in Shanghai but those names!!! :)

Jan-26-2007 17:22

yeah they should open some slots and tables at the racetrack!
roulette! roulette!

Jan-26-2007 20:38

eeek!!! i dont want any money stolen from me, lol!!!
the pirates were awful!
thank you hostage negotiation thank you!

Jan-27-2007 01:09

Wow! I really like this idea. I've always thought that the murder, murder, murder aspect of sleuth left alot out of the detective's repertoire. I can see our gumshoes investigating robberies, kidnappings, embezzlement, divorces (cheating spouses), providing protection, etc... I also love the idea of the bank becoming a more active location in the sleuth world. Safe deposit boxes to hold treasure maps, or any future paperwork that our detectives will come in contact with. Interest bearing savings accounts as a way for us to earn a little bit on our money if we are willing to risk it with the bank (before the days of FDIC you know.) The banks could earn "revenue" to pay the interest on the accounts by giving out high interest loans to detectives in need of money for whatever the reason. And think of the new characters... You thought Shady was bad, meet Mongo -- the banks' burly collections agent. Oooh I like this!