Guessing games are very simple. One player posts a picture of a city and other players guess the city's name. The game ends with a correct guess.
The leader may choose to provide clues in the form of text or additional pictures.
Credit Points
Players who participates in a Guessing Game is elegible for credit points. Points may vary for each game.
- The Administrator will give credits once the leader confirms the correct answer.
- Players will receive 5 credits for guessing the correct country, and
- 10 credits for guessing the correct city.
- You can also give bonuses for the identification of a landmark.
- If the Admin missed your game, please send a message to The Chief, credits will be given where it is due.
Canon Characters are not elegible for credits.
How do you play?
- Pick a picture of a location (Your own, or off the internet.) No Links, post pictures only!
- Be fair, get an image of the city skyline or a landmark unique to the city, but don't make it too easy or too hard.
- Make sure the image is no wider than 640 pixels (if you use imageshack or photobucket, you can choose to resize the images)
- Save it to image hosting sites such as http://www.imageshack.us/ or http://photobucket.com/ (You will need to sign up for an account with these sites.)
- Once your image is uploaded, post a new topic on the "Guess the City" board. (One picture per topic, please!)
- To insert your picture, click on the image icon:
Then in the pop up window, copy and paste your image's URL, description, and title.
- Click "Insert" and then click "Submit". That's it!
For Players:
- First guess the country, then
- Pinpoint the city
Remember to be nice and respectful, don't be too harsh so that everyone may join.
Interactive fiction is a form of group-initiated writing. This means that a group of more than 1 person write parts of a story through the eyes of their own character. Although this is a team effort, you as an individual are responsible for your wording, your choices, and your character's development in the game.
Rule 1: Character Control
The most important rule to remember is that only you may control your character. You may not control a character that does not belong to you, nor may any other player control your character.
Exception: Non-Player Characters (or NPCs) may be controlled by anyone. Additionally, you may agree to let someone else write the actions of your character for you.
Rule 2: Rating
If you're starting a story or game, you must indicate its rating (G, PG, PG-13) on the first line of your first post. If you're joining a game, note the rating and stay within boundaries. However, overriding any rating is appropriateness. Your words and ideas may be read by anyone, the Internet is a free medium. Use good judgment in representing yourself.