Most embarassing gaming moment?

this...can't...be...true. Great googly moogly!

I assure you it is. One of the players in that game is a pyrotechnician who specializes in gun props for use in movie shoots; so it wasn't completely out of the question that someone might show up with a convincing costume and prop gun to their session. The easy access to realistic prop guns has garnered that playing group some other unwanted run-ins with the law on few occasions; like that one time in the strip bar... :D
 

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Ambrus said:
A gaming buddy told me about a Vampire LARP he'd been playing at a friend's apartment. Unbeknowst to the players, an armed fugitive had been spotted fleeing down the street on which their apartment building was located. In the middle of the session, a knock is heard at the door. One of the players goes to answer it only to be confronted by a police officer in swat gear with an assault rifle in hand. The player, leaping to the conclusion that this is a surprise NPC in full costume, excitedly balls up his fist and raises it in the air (all combat actions in LARP are resolved with rock-paper-scissors contests) and declares his intention "I brutally punch you in the face!" The cop, who was canvasing the neighbourhood reacts instinctively to the perceived attack and whacks the player in the face with the but of his rifle, dropping him like a ton of bricks. Backup was called for and naturally some hurried explanations ensued. :eek:

That's frickin' hilarious. :lol:
 

DungeonmasterCal said:
Y'know... aside from the King James phraseology, that's exactly what my wife has said.

:)



Anyway, I have another, it's more a slip of the tongue, and it doesn't work in translation, but I'll tell you anyway.

One of our players (he plays a half-drow priestess of Eilistraee) wanted to say "Ich würde euch alle heilen" (I would heal you all). Instead, he shouted out "Ich würde euch alle heiraten" (I would marry you all). He got pretty weird looks from us.
 

KaeYoss said:
:)



Anyway, I have another, it's more a slip of the tongue, and it doesn't work in translation, but I'll tell you anyway.

One of our players (he plays a half-drow priestess of Eilistraee) wanted to say "Ich würde euch alle heilen" (I would heal you all). Instead, he shouted out "Ich würde euch alle heiraten" (I would marry you all). He got pretty weird looks from us.

Heh heh, that's hilarious! Aber ich kann ein bisschen deutsch sprechen. :p

I think I've made similar mistakes in English, but no specifics leap to mind, unfortunately.
 

Ambrus said:
A gaming buddy told me about a Vampire LARP he'd been playing at a friend's apartment. Unbeknowst to the players, an armed fugitive had been spotted fleeing down the street on which their apartment building was located. In the middle of the session, a knock is heard at the door. One of the players goes to answer it only to be confronted by a police officer in swat gear with an assault rifle in hand. The player, leaping to the conclusion that this is a surprise NPC in full costume, excitedly balls up his fist and raises it in the air (all combat actions in LARP are resolved with rock-paper-scissors contests) and declares his intention "I brutally punch you in the face!" The cop, who was canvasing the neighbourhood reacts instinctively to the perceived attack and whacks the player in the face with the but of his rifle, dropping him like a ton of bricks. Backup was called for and naturally some hurried explanations ensued. :eek:

You gotta figure the other side of this story makes the rounds on law enforcement oriented webforums...
 

You gotta figure the other side of this story makes the rounds on law enforcement oriented webforums...

I never thought about it that way; "So I knock on the door when this @%^ hopped up goth kid answers and decides that me with my assault riffle would be a good candidate for a friendly game of rock-paper-scissors. Well, before he can say 'Sisters of Mercy' I got him flat on his ass..." :D
 
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AIM-54 said:
Heh heh, that's hilarious! Aber ich kann ein bisschen deutsch sprechen. :p

I think I've made similar mistakes in English, but no specifics leap to mind, unfortunately.

He was the same who said (playing a wizard), or rather shouted (again). "Ich hab's doch nötig!" (but I need it badly) in the middle of a crowded Calishite bazaar. He meant a headband of intellect, and was haggling for it.
 

Ambrus said:
Great thread



As a player I would have wished you Godspeed...

A gaming buddy told me about a Vampire LARP he'd been playing at a friend's apartment. Unbeknowst to the players, an armed fugitive had been spotted fleeing down the street on which their apartment building was located. In the middle of the session, a knock is heard at the door. One of the players goes to answer it only to be confronted by a police officer in swat gear with an assault rifle in hand. The player, leaping to the conclusion that this is a surprise NPC in full costume, excitedly balls up his fist and raises it in the air (all combat actions in LARP are resolved with rock-paper-scissors contests) and declares his intention "I brutally punch you in the face!" The cop, who was canvasing the neighbourhood reacts instinctively to the perceived attack and whacks the player in the face with the but of his rifle, dropping him like a ton of bricks. Backup was called for and naturally some hurried explanations ensued. :eek:
That is - far and away - the funniest post I have seen.
 


Most embarrassing gaming moment… Well let me tell you a story. Some years ago, back in high school, we would play at my hose on Sundays. It was an all day affair; I got up early set up the table and refreshments and waited for the group to arrive, which was usually midmorning. This one day after I set everything up I decide to take a shower. Took my adventure notes notebook with me to the bathroom…

While I was washing away, there was a knock on the door. The group had gotten there early, my friends and one of their girlfriends. My mom, half asleep gets up lets them in and goes back to bed. My friends, of all days, decide to be really quiet as to not bother my mother…

I exit the bathroom and before going to my rood o get dressed I decide to get a something to drink. I’m reading my notes and walking to the kitchen totally naked. I heard giggling as soon as I stepped into the dinning room. I looked up and there they were some starred others looked away, others just laughed. I simply used the notebook to strategically cover myself and backed away telling them I’d be right back.

I was so embarrassed, but nevertheless got dressed and ran them through the adventure.
 

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