Two truths and a lie

One and Three are legends, so I pick 2.

Sad face was for how easy to guess my last two attempts have been.

I pick 3 so the game can continue.

I pick 3 so the game can continue.

Correct. He's not a bad actor at all (I like Night At The Museum or Midnight In Paris), but not my favorite.

I totally missed that I actually had it correct.

To continue the game, here's my quest:

I have made a game in the following programs/languages:
1- Basic (dos)
2- Visual Basic (windows)
3- MultiMedia Fusion 2 (windows)

I will presume that #2 is the lie.

I totally missed that I actually had it correct.

Don't worry, I even miss more important things sometimes .


I guess number one is the lie.

To not stall the game once more, neither answers are correct.

1 is incorrect because: I programmed in QBasic as first actual language, and made a small game but ran into the problem that it ran 'just' on my pc and when I tried it on a friends pc, it ran too fast, and I didn't want to do anything about it because every attempt to incorporate some kind of timer made it too slow on my own pc. For that reason I never released the game.

2 is incorrect because: I've actually programmed several games in Visual Basic. One was a recreation attempt of that QBasic game, but halfway I stopped it and got side-tracked. Don't even have the source anymore. A full game I completed too, is a masterminds game with actual competition mode. You start with guessing 3 positions and only 4 colors, and per rounds more colors and less guesses are added until the next tier, then 4 colors, then 5, then 6 all the way up to 10. Very challenging but fun. Was made in VB5 and it still works actually, but a bit buggy. Though I haven't tested it in windows 10. Can't think of a reason why it wouldn't work though.

So... given that only one answer remains: Multi Media Fusion, I've given this kind of programs a try before, but I just can't make a proper game out of it. I always come across the fact that it doesn't work the way I want it to work, and I desperately want to program it. I've even started with unity, but gave up because its just too complex.

That means... next poster can give a new set of truths and lie.

On my desk there is a knife.
On my desk there is a fork.
On my desk there is a spoon.

I guess a knife and fork are both options you could have for eating a sandwich, so I'll head for the spoon being a lie.

I'm gonna say that the fork is the lie.

I'm late so I pick the remaining number 1.

Surely the purpose of a sandwich is to mitigate the need for a knife and fork? As for your answer LPChip, I'm British! How would I make tea without a spoon?!

Actually CWolvie wins by virtue of guessing last! Her turn.

 

My hair is normally light brown (natural color), but...
a) ...I dyed my hair black in the past.
b) ...I dyed my hair red in the past.
c) ...I dyed my hair blonde in the past.

I'mma swing for black.

I'm going with red, because it was some festival. (just a hunch)