Maybe that’ll be someone’s MW in the future, who knows! 
Getting back to the game at hand and answering your question: No, it isn’t.
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Yes.
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No.
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No.
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Q: Is it man made?
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Yes, but it can also be made by nature. Technically, this would make the answer be Yes/No; I’d rather point it out instead of causing confusion.
Yes. Unlike the previous question, going into specifics would probably narrow it down too much.
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Summary :
. It’s not a living thing that can die
. It can be touched
. We don’t have it in our houses
. It can’t be carried by a person
. It can either be made by man or nature
. It makes a sound
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No.
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Q: Is it something that can be made in a laboratory?
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Technically yes, though that would be a model of it instead.
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Are we able to ask multiple questions or are we stuck at 1Q and 1G?
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We’re still stuck with those rules, though the current GM of the Still Searching #1 thread did ask if such a rule could be changed due to the low amount of participants (ie. Most people have already used up those and have yet to reach the answer).
I don’t think they’ve gotten an answer about it from @SeekerSupreme yet though. If they do, I’m sure it’ll also apply to this thread as well, since it’ll most likely lead to a revision of the general/default rules.
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No
Accounting for possible time expiration limits, to avoid indefinite stale states is a necessity. I’ll enact those if need be.
Deciding based on an arbitrary, relative ranking is not an option though.
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Thanks for clearing that up. I’ll make sure to remove it from my post.
I just read the reply you left in the other thread and I wanted to ask: If the round ends in a fail state, does the GM for that round still get to choose which games they want?
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Not based on the round that ended in a fail state. Assuming he conducted the round according to the rules, he’ll get to run another one.
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