/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16957475
>>16959220
True. I won't put myself out. There's periods where I'm on /seacats/ every day, and then there's weeks where I'm not. But don't worry if you like mysteries, I'll always be popping in now and then to enjoy a game with my fellow anons.

>>16774638
>>16774646
>>16774724
>>16775244
Mystery-anon here. This was a fine game! Takes me back to the days where we had three game boards a week. Very good for your first try.
There was a lot going on and your explanation was great. I'm afraid I missed out on playing for this last bit, but I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have guessed the complete story.
Hope you continue your work. Gives me a chance to participate as well.

As for what the other anon said, it's true about the Reds. I like to trick players with my Reds and it generally goes down well. Try some of that next time. Anyway, I hope you continue your work and I'm glad there's someone else in these threads who enjoys writing mystery scenarios.

I love reading through these. Don't like to participate myself but please keep going, it feels like reading Umineko again

>>16454322
If you say so, anon.

Is Umineko literature?

>>15988456
Gonna have to keep cheating and make things more difficult for the lovely editor.
Guess who's got two aces up his sleeve? I think we've got time for a few rounds before lunch?

>>15833670
>>15833718
Keep 'em comin'

>>15788954
Lovely. Nothing like a good tea party after having solved a game board.