Random Scenario 1

You can introduce your character when you first post, define as much as needed.
Feel free to add details to the scene, you can not break anything, we have no need for continuity here.

I hope this is an interesting scene to play through.

Given the modern setting, let's say there three ways of addressing a problem in this game. Fast, Strong, and Clever.
How would you rate each? 'bad', 'meh' or 'excellent!'. Assign them -1, +0 and +2 as appropriate.

Really? Someone named Rav Michaels and another named Michael? What is this Die Hard? How many agent Johnsons does one outfit need? :)

George/Michael, all you 'special agents' look alike anyway. :)

With the lip reading and the forward planning, it sounds like George is inclined towards being Clever? He will need to roll it to see how much he can glean from this distance.

How would you rate his Clever? If 'excellent' assign it a +2, if he is merely 'following training give him a +0, and if he is not that clever give him -1.
Then roll 2d6+Clever.
On a 7-9 you can get the gist of what is happening.
On a 10+ you will learn something extra useful
On a 6- you will all be out of time and need to get moving before you draw attention.

Above is a pretty standard on-the-fly custom move. It is simple but has all the parts. It might only ever get used this once, so we don't need to put too much thought into it. We can refine if it becomes a staple.
I also like to have the players know, roughly, what to expect as outcomes from a move in a given situation, they should not be surprised after rolling.

This move might also tell us something about George, or about Lip reading in this world, especially on a fail.

Verrain: If you hit the Advanced button below the post you can Add a Basic roll, you can enter a description in the Reason field (useful in case what you are doing was not clear from the post) and add 2d6+2 to the Roll field.
When you Post, the site will then do the rolling and all the math (well some math; the above it can do, much more complex than that and it struggles:).
Many games will require that dice be rolled on site where everyone can see. I don't care, use whatever works for you.