Times your players made you proud

Damn. Witnessed.

>>50875041

pretty brilliant, but was the blood mage bounty more than what the lost out on? How much more? this is important info bro

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>Playing VTM
>Ventrue youngling gets job from his boss to ruin a nightclub
>Pulls some strings and involves the other PCs
>Does some research, finds out this club is part of something way bigger. Possibly Vampires.
>No choice anyway. Female Brujah infiltrates the club, makes friends with Manager of the club, who may or may not be a vampire, and is incredibly charismatic and the main reason for the clubs succes. Seems to be important to the grand organization too.
>Party tries some things, pokes around, does some minor mayhem.
>Brujah finds out the Manager is addicted to betting.
>She's a goody-two-shoes not yet broken by the vampire world, but the other 3 vampires are pretty big assholes and decide to ruin the club by hacking the account and losing all the money they can get in horse races.
>Its not even about the lost money, its about making them lose trust in their manager, thus ruining their biggest asset.
>Afterwards, the nosferatu will get into the empty appartments over the club, and flood the whole building.
>Damn, thats evil
>the others manage to convince her she has to find out which websites he bets on and what username he uses by pretending to be interested in him
>She charms her way in, gets everything they need, then dances and talks with the manager for the rest of the night
>Realizes he's probably not a vampire, because he keeps a bottle of whisky in his office desk, drinking without having to puke it out again
>Has existential crisis, doesnt know how to deal with the situation

Maybe isnt the most epic of stories, but I love how my players play out their character strengths and weaknesses as a top priority for the game. Having a moral dillema, manipulating each other and letting themselves be manipulated because it fits the narrative.

Also, speaking of good GM feels
>tfw you go to the bathroom and hear your players loudly discussing what they are going to do next

>>50875530
The bounty was far greater. They earned back a significant portion by convincing them it was unavoidable.

I'm bumping for interesting Gm stories

>>50875041
>try that with my old team
>face forces us to spend 4 hours preparing for the mission before walking in the front door and insulting blood mage to her face
>mage plays on her phone
>demo gets his drone killed by police
>Samurai one shots mage because he one shots everything
>i try to play smart but roll too shitty to do anything but facepalm at my teams bad ideas
i want to like this game but god damn every time i play i want to kill myself