Knight of blacknes
2008-03-10, 12:34
Greeting my fellow Totseans,
As some fo you already read, I write short detectives. The main character in these stories is L, the famous death note detective. The way I set-up the story line is to first present the case and then give the reader time to solve the case him/herself. I take great care to give accurate information that can be traced back to reality. This way the reader can investigate certain information to verify stories, check leads, draw up a theory, etc.
The failure of the last two Kira-games was disappointing but got me thinking that the way it was set-up was all wrong. Instead of thinking from Kira' point of view we should look from L' point of view.
My idea was to setup a crime solving competition. I write a detective that can only be solved in one way and post it on totse. Everyone that applied for "L' Crime Competition" can send me his/her solution. The people that come closest to L' deductions go on to the next round.
What does Totse think of this?
As some fo you already read, I write short detectives. The main character in these stories is L, the famous death note detective. The way I set-up the story line is to first present the case and then give the reader time to solve the case him/herself. I take great care to give accurate information that can be traced back to reality. This way the reader can investigate certain information to verify stories, check leads, draw up a theory, etc.
The failure of the last two Kira-games was disappointing but got me thinking that the way it was set-up was all wrong. Instead of thinking from Kira' point of view we should look from L' point of view.
My idea was to setup a crime solving competition. I write a detective that can only be solved in one way and post it on totse. Everyone that applied for "L' Crime Competition" can send me his/her solution. The people that come closest to L' deductions go on to the next round.
What does Totse think of this?