Yes theres three different scenarios that can play out . Nah there ' s heaps more different ways it can go . Those are the main scenarios but there are heaps of other detailed bits that can be different from game to game . <| sep |> tbh I don ' t see it at all . <| sep |> I tried to do this exercise , writed one of my best stories , the one that always brings laugh when I tell it to peoples , but at the end I realised it was pretty boring , I think the way to entertain people with a story is to make them participate in that story so then can relate to the story , like if your story involves a bar , you don ' t just go so I was in a nightclub , and this happened I would rather say something like so you ever been at X bar ? Yes it ' s always a blast their music is so cool , anyway I was there and , do you pictures the bathroom ? No ? Well it happens that their bathroom has this very specific detail . Well this was some particular example but it can work with anything really , the point is , don ' t just tell your story , try to make the people live the story like they were there when it happened to achieve this use many details and questions , and just like that . Bam ! You ' re the cool interesting guy for the next 2 minutes ! TLDR If you just tell your story like you read a book , people will get bored , ask question , add details , anything that will make your audience think hey , I can relate to this