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Sep-30-2004 15:45

I've added a new section to CityHall called "Submitting Content to Sleuth". One of the items in that section is a tool that lets players write their own introductions for random mysteries. Take a look and give it a try, if you enjoy writing.

If this results in some good quality submissions, I plan on adding similar tools in the future. I'd really like to get you players more involved in the continuing evolution of the game.

Oct-3-2004 20:52

I tried to read those intro written by those wonderful dectectives but the black font text on a dark grey background is really straining my eyes. maybe its my age. White would look better on a dark grey back ground, like the message board. anyone feel the same way.???

Oct-4-2004 03:37

Mine got approved YAY!!!

Oct-4-2004 06:51

I read the intros they are really great.. hopping mine gets approved too :).

Oct-4-2004 16:46

Now, I know what the perk is. Yes you may wonder, there is one. If we all write the mystery intro's for Ben. He has more time, making additions to the game. I have been told he has a pretty demanding wife too. :)

I think it is really cool, that so many people are writing the threads. Brings all the more community feeling here. I actually like it when the author is one of you guys. Thank you for submitting content, I enjoy reading your stuff.

Oct-4-2004 18:50

I agree jstkdn...I think this was the coolest, I enjoy reading the new intro's. Thanx again Ben...U Da Man!

Oct-4-2004 20:58

Mine got approved, after Ben edited and changed a few things :).

Oct-5-2004 03:01

ime too.i wrote a mistery too. i wonder if it could work

Oct-5-2004 06:31

hey, ben, can my mystery get approved?

Oct-6-2004 16:52

Relating to an earlier request by Dr Falco...

Intros now support [VictimRelation], which is the opposite of [ClientRelation].

So, if the Client is the Wife of the victim:
[ClientRelation] = Wife
[VictimRelation] = Husband

Oct-6-2004 17:03

Yay! Will you change mine then?