Ok guys, I was thinking that when I DHV by storytelling there's no problem because I tell the story to the whole group (and I neg the target), but what if I want to play some DHV games? (I prefer them).
Let me take an example: let's say I just ran my opener and reached the hook point in a 3-girl set, now it's time for some DHV and I want to play the "think of a number between 1 and 4" game or a similar one, who should I play it on? On my obstacles or on my target? What if she "wins" the game?
My view is: I should play like 2 games on my obstacles, in the meanwhile I also DHV telling stories and neg my target and as soon as my target gives me enough IOI's I run on her the 5 question game by Style to isolate her.
What do you guys think about that?
Consider that I'm going to use this material on my first nightgame that I'm playing soon and so far I've got my opener, 3 DHV games, 2 DHV stories, and a couple of Kino games to do once I've isolated my target.
Thanks in advance guys!

Generally you want to play the DHV game on the target, unless you are freezing her out for some reason. She'll be happy if she wins, which is good too. But you want to have another one lined up that she won't win, like the five lies game. You need to come out on top in the end in order to show DHV. You can also play it off if you lose and tell her that you never normally lose and she must be smarter than normal girls, then just keep going with more material. I like how you have your routine all stacked up and ready to go. This will be impressive to your set if you flow through it properly. I don't think they'll get caught up on you losing DHV games since they'll be mesmorized by this guy who's showing them all this cool shit.

_________________
“Nothing is impossible, the word itself says 'I'm possible'!” ~Audrey Hepburn

Thank you very much Puaninja!