Fixed! Silly me!

One thing you can do if one player is dominating the spotlight is direct your "what do you do?" at a particular person, rather than the group as a whole.

I actually did this the day after. I kept a close track of every moves rolled so I could focus on characters that trailed behind.
And this time everyone was able to shine :)

For the notice Mr Sands.
We just had a MOTW game and it went much better that time :)

Although some players were stacking up way much Xp than some others.

Fantastic ! Here's case numer two !

It involves the wronged Matt Marson and the chosen Masaru dealing with the respectable yet mind-controlled Mrs Brook and Mr Mullins.

Marson , leaving an apartment , is greeted on the treshold by the affable and improbable neighbor Mr Mullins.
The old man simply wish to return to the true owner of the place, the stove he borrowed the day before.
 Lacking of vigilance, Matt extends an hand to to receive the object.
Instead, it is a kitchen knife that the old man stabs in his hand.
Wincing, Matt punches him with a hook and Mullins goes flying  against the wall of the corridor.
At the same time, he hears Mrs Brook rushing to his back , a fork in each hand, roaring.
But Masaru dashes to cover his teamate and stops the harpy with a blow to the ribs using the handle of his katana. She sprawls bent on herself while hers forks are nailed to the floor.
Our two heroes disarm their aggressors .
After an hesitation, seeing the elderlies shaken by frightening jolts, The chosen thrusts his sword trough Mrs Brook's skull. And Matt stabs repeatedly Mr Mullins , although the old man jaw is planted in his collarbone.

So what do you think ? Which moves ? Can you even conclude the minion's stats ?
You see, those two were not a major threat. And yet, with  a 10+ on a kick some ass move, the wronged suffered some several harm 'as established'.
How could our heroes have guessed the nature of their foes and the way to cure them?

An answer from the man himself! That's the best I could hope. Thanks :)

That's basically how I managed the scene during my game. Philip was just trying to get away.
Although I struggled a bit with the usual " worse outcome, a hard choice and price to pay". (And I also dealt him way too much harm for the first strike)
In my exemple, I guess that Philip got a 10+ for both Act under pressure.
What would have happened if he got a 7-9 or a miss for those two moves?

Too bad i've got to go, I'd like to describe some other scenes ^^

I've been listening this actual play since Part 3.
What a blast :)

Like I said in the original post.  Companions is a gem.
I'm just 'not worthy' to use it^^

You see, i've got a Doctor who campain ongoing (we just finished a new session just a few hours ago, by the way). I drove my players insane by swapping the system twice already, because it didn't suit my unusual tates.
For now we're using a 'lite' version of fate, it's neat but I keep dreaming about Companions.
I'm conviced that an AW Hack is exactly what my group needs.
Oh sensational move snowball!

The only problem is that if I had to use Companions, I'd have to betrain one of its prime vision...
No Doctor/Timelord on board! And my campain got its own!
Tragic! Please Mr Tidwell don't hate me!
I guess that point is non negociable?!