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Link Click Suspense Bingo interest check is now open!
Link Click Suspense Bingo is an upcoming fan event centred around mystery, horror, and all things mindbending and intriguing! The bingo is
If you're curious about the event, please take a look at the form!
LC Suspense Bingo Interest Check closes in 4 days!
Link Click Suspense Bingo is an upcoming fan event centred around mystery, horror, and all things mindbending and intriguing! The bingo is
Final stretch--the form will stop accepting responses at 22h AST (GMT-4) on December 19th.
If you're curious about the event, please take a look at the form!
Link Click Suspense Bingo interest check is now closed!
Thank you to all who responded!!
Results will be posted on December 24th alongside event info updates and sign-up applications opening
Link Click Suspense Bingo interest check results!
Highlights from 16 questions with 16 responders between November 28th and December 19th
Thank you to everyone who responded! For anyone interested, these and additional results will be made available in the event's info pages with the next major update on January 9th.
Written version below the cut:
General announcement that the event's Twitter account, @ LCSuspense, is suspended, presumably because Twitter hates basic security measures (presented so many issues when signing up). An appeal has been filed; we'll see what happens, and if it's not straightened out in a timely manner, there will be a new Link Click Suspense Bingo Twitter account.
Link Click Suspense Bingo is being postponed and rescheduled likely for this summer (new dates TBA). This is admittedly mostly due to personal reasons, but should also allow for smoother, more cohesive organisation of the event, so it'll hopefully be a net good for both organisers and participants. Sorry for the change, but updates will resume soon, so please stay tuned!
I've kinda seen an event similar to this, but also not, where there's a huge list of prompts that people offer up for claims. If you're turning that into a bingo, instead of a single fic fulfilling a single prompt; is it a single fic fulfilling multiple prompts at once? Or multiple fics for as many prompts needed for a bingo? This isn't an event where you need pinchhitters or are held accountable for fulfilling a prompt right? Won't it be hard to make an individual bingo board for every participant?
Hi! Thanks for reaching out!
I'm not too well-versed in different types of fan events, but from what I can tell, it sounds like you're referring to a prompt fest; in which case, this bingo is pretty different. Essentially, participants will sign up (sign-up applications open on December 24th) to receive a bingo card that has 9, 25, or 49 short prompts (of several categories, but for the most part they're just various kinds of little elements to include in a fic or art piece--kind of the same way fanweek prompts work), and to achieve a bingo win, players will complete, depending on the card size, a minimum of 3, 5, or 7 fills that each individually contain a prompt from the card--so multiple fills, yes.
There are some drafted card win pattern ideas that can be completed through combining prompts--card win patterns will be published on the 24th as well and will have example diagrams that do a better job explaining this that I can in words, but yeah, the simplest form of the game is completing multiple fills with one prompt each.
Re: pinch-hitters and accountability, right, this is entirely just a challenge where you try to complete as much as you can toward a line (or another kind of card win, but a line is probably the easiest), and there's no responsibility on players to complete works beyond just personal challenge and maybe a little bit of competition (so no pinch-hitters necessary), and there's no penalty for not completing the challenge.
Re: making each individual card, it'll take a bit of time in the tedious sense, but each prompt is categorised and assigned a number, and picking the prompts for each card is just a matter of randomising those numbers and inserting the resulting prompts into a premade card template. So not hard, just maybe a bit time-consuming, but it's winter break rn so time is abundant haha
I hope this answers everything!
oh, it's just a regular fan week event. I was looking forward to actual bingo, however that works :(
Hi! It is a bingo event!!
Just added a note to the interest check to specify, but lwk pls let me know what gave the impression it's not bingo so i can fix it haha, unless you mean you were looking forward to like. bingo night at the local legion--in which case, you'd be correct; it's not that.
I'm still working on writing out the details to post/add to nav pages, but the general overview is that participants will each individually recieve a unique card of randomised prompts (shuffled from a pre-compiled list + prompts suggested in the interest check), and it'll be a challenge of filling the prompts in such a way that achieves a bingo pattern.
Hope this clears things up, and if not, feel free to shoot over another ask!
