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| Author: | Svennos1234 [ Mon May 07, 2012 6:47 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Fluff talk |
After trying some canned routines in several different occasions, I came to the conclusion that I experience most difficulties with fluff talking. I cannot keep the conversations going and they seem to die every 5 minutes and then I have to bring up a completely different subject. What can I do to keep the conversations going and what are good subjects to talk about. And how can I build up tension in this mid-game? |
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| Author: | JSmooth [ Mon May 07, 2012 6:56 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Fluff talk |
Quote: After trying some canned routines in several different occasions, I came to the conclusion that I experience most difficulties with fluff talking. I cannot keep the conversations going and they seem to die every 5 minutes and then I have to bring up a completely different subject.
5 minutes or so is about the lifespan of a topic it seems. You are going to have to "weave" your topics. Try to piggy back what you are talking about to give yourself more material. If you want to go to something else unrelated just use "Oh that reminds me..." even if it isn't related in anyway this works super well.What can I do to keep the conversations going and what are good subjects to talk about. And how can I build up tension in this mid-game? The reason it works it because as humans our attention spans and the way we think can be kind of random. We can be driving down the street going to get a burger and think... "Oh I almost forgot I need pet food." It is just how the human mind works. So if you run out of stuff in a topic just use... "Oh that reminds me" and go on to something else you want to talk about. I personally love telling stories from my life about various things I've done, places I've been, what I believe, family, etc. They are easy to relate to for others listening and generally get a lot of commentary. |
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| Author: | Svennos1234 [ Mon May 07, 2012 10:05 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Fluff talk |
Quote: 5 minutes or so is about the lifespan of a topic it seems. You are going to have to "weave" your topics. Try to piggy back what you are talking about to give yourself more material. If you want to go to something else unrelated just use "Oh that reminds me..." even if it isn't related in anyway this works super well. The reason it works it because as humans our attention spans and the way we think can be kind of random. We can be driving down the street going to get a burger and think... "Oh I almost forgot I need pet food." It is just how the human mind works. So if you run out of stuff in a topic just use... "Oh that reminds me" and go on to something else you want to talk about. I personally love telling stories from my life about various things I've done, places I've been, what I believe, family, etc. They are easy to relate to for others listening and generally get a lot of commentary. But what I feel is that I am getting too serious after a while, instead of keeping it playful. In some cases this means that I lose the tension. The playful interaction is gone then. I notice that the openers and routines I use are all good and I am trying to step away from the canned stuff and be creative, but I really have to improve this part, of my game to keep the conversation casual. |
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