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Towelie from South Park!

That's correct!

Nope! Not Spongebob!

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Here's a riddle that I've given a slight alteration so it's slightly more of a challenge.

"The more he dries, the wetter he gets"

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A towel, or cloth?

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That's the answer to the original riddle, "The more it dries, the wetter it gets"

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but for this riddle he's not just any towel, he's an anthropomorphic towel with a face and arms to grab stuff and legs to walk!

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The challenge is to come up with the name of the character!

Here's a riddle that I've given a slight alteration so it's slightly more of a challenge.

"The more he dries, the wetter he gets"

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Easy.

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Bees.

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That is correct!

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I'd guess the army is an army of ants, but that's not the question, so... um... a human? The sun?

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Tried ants, but that wasn't it. Also had the same thought as you about the it being the observer rather than the actual army and also tried the sun and eyes

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Here's one from an online game I'm playing that I haven't cracked yet:

"I watched an army gathering supplies over miles of country side. No homestead did they pillage, no blade of grass was broken. What am I?"

If you think you know then post your answer and I'll see if it works

3. You can spin, wheel, and twist
But it can turn without moving.

And #3 is:

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Milk

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To be fair, I have no idea the reasoning behind that one.

My guess for the reasoning:

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by turn they mean spoil.

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Actually I was thinking more along the lines packing up all the graphics and other resources like characters or items that are common to a set of games and then putting them all in one file. Thanks for the info though.

EDIT: After further thinking can this be done with a module or plugin perhaps or am I misunderstanding how these work?

Does AGS support the loading of graphics or other data from external files? Like if somebody decided to make a file that contained all the graphics from the "Reality on the Norm" games then the programmer could load the graphics from that file and their game would only have to contain the content that was specific for their title.

Haha, and there I was thinking I was being original.  What's the actual answer you had in mind?

Originally my answer was just "Give her something important to do". Next time I tell that one though I'll have to remove the space between 'anti' and 'matter' to make it more difficult.

Here's a somewhat original one by me.

How do you make anti matter?

Get her in the kitchen to make Uncle's dinner.

Yes, That's a correct answer! It's a pun based on the riddle, "How do you make anti freeze? (Take away her blanket)"

Here's a somewhat original one by me.

How do you make anti matter?

They're a hell of a lot better than the real thing. If it helps you quit then I would even support letting people pay for them with health insurance money.

at the (darth) Maul? (mall)

Yep, kind of a pun that one was.

Here's a riddle for fans of Star Wars.

Where do the Sith do their shopping?

What about an adventure game based on the Smurfs? There were a few console games made.

If you don't let the character get objects until their needed the message should at least let them know that they can come back for it at a later point.

"I have no use for a rock right now, but if I ever do then at least now I know where to find one."

That 'Fat Cat' adventure was available on underdogs for a while and I downloaded and played it. But then I ran into a timed puzzle and couldn't progress any further. Other than that the game wasn't too bad.

An adventure game based on the old Transformers cartoons would be cool, but one based on the Gobots would probably be easier to get away with. Other cartoons that could use a fan game are "Heman, Masters of the Universe" and "G.I. Joe" but they may also have the same copyright problems.

Has 'Robot Chicken' ever been issued a C&D order? Or are they able to get away with their skits under the premise of parody?

If a farmer gave 17 cents to one son, and 8 cents to his other son, what time would it be?

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Quarter to two!

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I'd say... A well.

That is the correct answer!

Humpty Dumpty?

That was one of my guesses when I first encountered the riddle in Zork 2. But when it made a second appearance in Ultima 5 I decrypted the dialogue files to find the correct answer.