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Jul-31-2008 17:41

Just one more thought that I would like to air...

What if we could have even a new kind of treasure hunt, where what you were seeking was not the correct favor, but the correct twist.
- we would probably need more different twists though, and may be the hunt's need to be requiring more steps to finish, but it might be a little more relaxing to do?
Perhaps we could have so many different twist's of the LARRY type, that there were only theese twist's that was searched? In order to make this more even, I suggest that the twist cannot appear in a case that is stored in some kind of case file or apartment, and it must have been opened the same day...
Perhaps theese kind of hunts need to be for a limited amount of people from each "team" or agency that participate, so may be there would be a quest of some kind that was needed to be acomplished to be able to join the hunt, and the one who "buy his team into the hunt", will have to decide the members of his/her team at that moment...? May be only 4 or 8 in the team, and theese can be from different agencies? - or same agency? May be there will be special pages that only those in the teams and this hunt might access?

Having a hunt of twists (or even intro's??) would give every participant more abilities to advance the hunt with less demand on case solving. - and not being able to use stored cases (not even your own opened the same day), and not cases opened the day before, and kept open (or should this be allowed??) I think will contribute to limitations that will require planning. Perhaps the twist only occur in another city?

I think that this kind of hunt would not be too difficult to implement, but will add to variation and fun in the game. What do you think?

Aug-1-2008 10:45

not all intros are specific to certain cities, while I only did one intro, I had the option to choose all cities are a specific one that I wanted it to appear in.

Brasco, that's why I wanted to say something about intros, those of you that have done multiple intros deserve some recognition for all that hard work. This could be just the way to get people to read them! ;-)

Aug-1-2008 16:17

I do get a lot of enjoyment out of writing, so that's all the reason I need, but I do feel bad that really almost everyone skips through the intros (and I'm as guilty as anyone for this!) . It does make them seem pointless in the game so integrating them in some way would solve this... this fits quite neatly too... Thanks for bringing it back into the forum :)