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I need an example - the last sentences lost me.

I'm stilling missing an answer for the posts #71 and #72. :(

I've tried to check out the teaser from Fantatic Science, but I get this error: You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '491, 492, 497) ORDER BY SCORE DESC LIMIT 0, 12' at line 6 SELECT *...

I'd like to add a few comments. EoMME is a streamlined version of EoM Revised. There have been a few spell effects dropped (they fall into the 5% of effects, which aren't necessary for a basic gmae, but they can be readded) and some have been changed in costs or actual effects and the spell...

I don't see in your review, why you have rated EoMME only with four stars. Could you please explain your decision?

Until now, "she" and "Ms. Smith" have been used synonymously. Now I have to admit, that there is a second person involved - more would be spoilerish. I like the direction, you are trying. Keep it up!

The problem seems to be luckily cleared. :) You mean, if she broke a speed limit? Even if she had done it (which is certainly possible, but I'm not familiar enough with the regarding regulations to tell that), it would be irrelevant to the solution, as no policeman was watching her car.

It isn't the type of riddle you are thinking of. If it would be entirely self-contained, then I had no need to state, that questions can be posted. Basically, you need to think of situations, where the given information fits and ask, if you are right. If not, then try again, until you get it...

No, such things aren't included, as the car chase is.

Yes. No. :p Sometimes, this could be even the solution, but not here.

I've stated already, that Mrs. Smith didn't race and had a normal car, so I've concluded that you meant a normal traffic situation. I could have been wrong, though. If you call "driving a car" a "traffic situation", yes, but what do you mean with normal? After my definition, yes.

:D Nice try, but it is wrong. Really wrong. I haven't even seen a riddle yet, which had such an answer, so you can exclude this for every riddle I'm going to post. ;) Would be too boring.

Could be. Anyway, I was one of the solvers and it was on a party, although I haven't drunk alcohol. Yes. I think, that reaction speed is overrated in normal traffic situations. But she didn't survive, because she avoided an accident while driving. No. There was no race.

Upper_Krust has created a size system, which scales indefinately and uses +10 str for each category above medium. Along with the inherent +5 modifier for lifting weight this gives the critters enough strength to support their own weight. You would have to recreate this, if you are taking reality...

No worries. That is half of the fun! Yes. No. Yes - it has 4 doors. Her job is unimportant, but probably no. There is an error? Where? ... In general, the grammar doesn't play a role for the solution.

Does no one step up to the challenge? 2. Step on it! If Ms. Smith didn't had such a racy driving style, then she would be dead by now. What happened?

No, actually the riddles are set in modern Europe/USA, unless otherwise told. Nothing will be explained with "It's magic!". ;)

It is close enough. The gust of wind opened the window, which crashed against the aquarium. The water spilt and took the fishes with it. One can argue with the position, but it is possible, if someone didn't think about the window close enough. Nonetheless, I'll award you with a brownie point...

No. Only the human owner, who left that room with the aquarium intact.

Yes - read it once again through. You are very close - too close for giving another hint.