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[YossarianIII]

Oh man, I used to do variations on this type of puzzle all the time when I was younger in puzzle books.

This is fun. It knows what it wants to be and doesn't add any bells and whistles. I enjoyed being able to just pick it up and play through a few puzzles. Looks like you've got an impressively deep number of puzzles based on that Twine map, too.

Cool use for Twine!

[ark99k]

Okay, I got all of them right until I came across this:
A: C is not a verity.
B: A is not a liar.
C: If you asked me, I would say that A is the Actor.
While I chose VAL, the correct answer was AVL. I sat there for a while trying to make sense of it, but I still need someone to explain it to me. If A is the actor, then wouldn't that mean that C was telling the truth?

[Blackrune]

Okay, I got all of them right until I came across this:
A: C is not a verity.
B: A is not a liar.
C: If you asked me, I would say that A is the Actor.
While I chose VAL, the correct answer was AVL. I sat there for a while trying to make sense of it, but I still need someone to explain it to me. If A is the actor, then wouldn't that mean that C was telling the truth?

The key here is "If you asked me". He's lying about what he would say if you asked him. In reality, he would of course claim A isn't the actor. It's kind of pulling something like a double negative.
(note that I haven't tried this game yet, but that's what I'd assume to be the logic here)

[ark99k]

That makes a lot of sense, thanks! If you can find the time (because it's really addicting) you should try it!