Vampire the Masquerade - Twin Cities by Night - Session 1

Not sure if this is the right place to post this but worth a try... Here you guys gent, all feedback welcomed. This is my first time running a game in 15 years and was a blast. Some random thoughts; 1) 3 of the 4 are new players so took a little while for them to get in their groove. 2)I actually forgot how much goes into storytelling. I thought I would be a lot farther ahead i the story and was worried I didn't have enough material. Instead I only went 20% into the material. I forgot how long normal interactions take. I didn't think I did too well until I heard some feed back. I think next game will be even better. I'm happy in the end and can see the climax for the story will even have a bigger impact. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x06gE3MfXNI" rel="nofollow">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x06gE3MfXNI</a>

Hehehehe, I'm running a 2h 3.5E D&D session once a fortnight (most of us are working with and without kids) and one session consisted of 1h of 'getting the adventure in town' and 'asking the GM questions I could have left on facebook' with 30min of 'interrogating the quest-giver on the road' and finally... TWO rounds of combat. :P Sometimes it seems things run a good bit slower in Roll20.

I tried running a Werewolf game of the same type, one with real life people and one with roll20. I can safely say those on Roll20 not only have WAY more time to actually put towards the games - but also have random interactions and side games with much more ease. But yes, a potential tonne of work goes into practically any game even if you make it all up off a skeletal fly. Need a direction, a theme, a splat and a rough mental image of what the world is before you even dive on it. So rewarding when it goes well.