My advice would be to treat him as your wing (i.e. your equal), point out sets, help him out (isolate obstacles etc.) but most importantly just have fun and not take the first time out too seriously. Did this with a mate and we had a great time.
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| Author: | Spice-Boy [ Thu Jul 31, 2008 1:00 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Introducing friends to the game?? |
A friend of mine was in a bit of a slump with girls and was wanting some help as being my friend he has been out with me and seen me doing well with the ladies! I was just wondering what is the best way to bring him into it...i've given him some books to start but he's in a good position already as he has no approach anxiety and really confident and stuff! Obviously best way to learn is in the field which he will be happy to...but how do i go about it...i dont want to take over sets as he could get annoyed i wouldnt do that anyway but i dont want to sit back and just critque him...i also dont want to stop in half way through an interaction and tell him what he's doing wrong haha because obviously the girl would know what we are upto!! I can remember briefly in the game there was mention of style and mystery on his first night out about helping him but i cant remember it and ive lost the book!! Any help would be great Thanks! |
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| Author: | *Playa* [ Thu Jul 31, 2008 1:20 pm ] |
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My advice would be to treat him as your wing (i.e. your equal), point out sets, help him out (isolate obstacles etc.) but most importantly just have fun and not take the first time out too seriously. Did this with a mate and we had a great time.
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| Author: | Diaz [ Thu Jul 31, 2008 4:46 pm ] |
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First you need to figure out what his sticking points are, if you are familiar with the game, it should be quit easy to notice these. You say he has no AA, he's confident, so obviously those aren't a problem for him (good for him, as those are some of the most important aspects), but see where he screws up (watch him in the field for this). Then tell him about it, first thing in improving is realizing your flaws. Then go trough with him how he could do better and again go to the field, see how he does. In the end you'll have one fine wingman for yourself 
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| Author: | Spice-Boy [ Wed Aug 06, 2008 1:58 am ] |
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thanks guys... Just a little update...he's been reading the books about a week and he was successful first time ue used some of the techniques!! Well ke kissed/number closed and was over the moon with it! Not had a chance to go out with him as of yet but he's doing well so far!!! |
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