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Looking for Ideas
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Heigh Leigh Irregulars
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Jun-14-2009 13:30
Everyone has suggestions for new things they would like to see in Sleuth. Well, this is a thread for those ideas. Just post a one or two line synopsis of your concept(s), with a small additional informational blurb if two lines is not enough to capture it. Discussions regarding specific ideas will take place in a separate thread, to keep this one running smoothly. Please do not include complaints, critiques, or other discussion on this thread, for purposes of flow. Anything that is not specifically done for the purpose of outlining an idea will be deleted.
All ideas will be considered; even if no discussion thread for them is immediately started, don't lose heart. Ready, get set, post!
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Abdur Rahman Ahmad
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Jul-14-2009 02:42
I have got one idea! How about having a Featured Mystery where the detective has to travel between cities. It maybe the Theft of some Valuable Item or maybe hunting a World-Known Thief or maybe fighting against a Mob.
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Brady Quinn
Big Winner
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Ms Helen
Con Artist
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Anikka
Babelfish
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Jul-15-2009 17:58
Maybe he had to pawn them, to pay back Jackie Gleason's estate.
Anywho, back on topic...
I'd like to see the detective shop be a bit more useful. Maybe the stuff we sell could be made available to other detectives shopping there. Or maybe it just needs new stuff, I dunno.
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yoyofoshow
Old Shoe
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Jul-15-2009 23:20
Ok, this is more of an advertising idea than anything else. I was looking around the internet for some social media type information I needed and the apple app store came up again and again. Companies use it to promote their products. Audi for example has a racing app.
Anyway, what if we could build a mini-sleuth type game, just beginner cases, limited number of twists, no factions, limited number of suspect photos. Limited amount of items as well. Basically a very simple streamlined case. At the end of each successful case we place an advertisement for sleuth and give the website and tell them to create an account online. I'm not sure how feasible this would be though.
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