Cluedo!
Hi Guys,
Well the fic writing is going on a pace I now have 12 completed chapters and several more bits and pieces and random chapter from somewhere in the middle!
The fantastic 50ftqueenie is doing a beta on it for me making the punctuation readable and helping me when my britishness leads me down the stick path of American teenage language!
*squee* okay I'm excited, I can quite believe I've managed nearly 16'000 words since I last wrote here. I didn't actually know I could write that much!
I have a question though!
Click here for Cluedo question.
Edit: No worries aparrently it's just called Clue in the US. *Shrugs* bizare!
Is this a game by a different name in the states?
In the UK its a board game in which you try to find out who the murderer is in a house by asking your opponents questions about the cards they hold in their hands.
The actual murder cards are held in a envelope on a spot on the board and through your deductive work you end up with an answer like ' Professor Peacock in the library with the candle stick.'
so ring any bells? Is it called by a different name? or is it just one of those weird British things!
Thanks guys for any help.
I'm contemplating posting to it my journal to get some feedback before I put it up in bloodclaim, just to make sure it really works and isn't pants.
Well the fic writing is going on a pace I now have 12 completed chapters and several more bits and pieces and random chapter from somewhere in the middle!
The fantastic 50ftqueenie is doing a beta on it for me making the punctuation readable and helping me when my britishness leads me down the stick path of American teenage language!
*squee* okay I'm excited, I can quite believe I've managed nearly 16'000 words since I last wrote here. I didn't actually know I could write that much!
I have a question though!
Click here for Cluedo question.
Edit: No worries aparrently it's just called Clue in the US. *Shrugs* bizare!
Is this a game by a different name in the states?
In the UK its a board game in which you try to find out who the murderer is in a house by asking your opponents questions about the cards they hold in their hands.
The actual murder cards are held in a envelope on a spot on the board and through your deductive work you end up with an answer like ' Professor Peacock in the library with the candle stick.'
so ring any bells? Is it called by a different name? or is it just one of those weird British things!
Thanks guys for any help.
I'm contemplating posting to it my journal to get some feedback before I put it up in bloodclaim, just to make sure it really works and isn't pants.