Hey all,
Couldn't find much specific to newbies and which routines would be best to start off with so I thought I'd ask.
What routines did you start out with when you got into the game and you would recommend to us newbies?
Thanks bros!
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| Author: | Encoder [ Thu Jan 07, 2010 12:15 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Newbie Routines |
Hey all, Couldn't find much specific to newbies and which routines would be best to start off with so I thought I'd ask. What routines did you start out with when you got into the game and you would recommend to us newbies? Thanks bros! Encoder
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| Author: | ZeroValley [ Thu Jan 07, 2010 8:54 pm ] |
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When I first started, I didn't find there to be specific newbie-routines, though my method was: Look up a lot / all of them, read them and analyse how they work. (DHV, neg, jealousy-plotline, etcetera) Then take that idea and create your own routines. They can be very similar, or completely different to the existing ones, though there shouldn't be a big change in response if you intergrade the same DHV's etcetera right. This'll make your routines a little more personal and gets you to understand how they work. (Which will allow you to, eventually, make up good routines during a pick-up, or have a better guess at their response) 1. a magic / trick routine will usually stay quite similar. 2. always try to add good kino. (Well, almost always.) 3. make sure they suit you. Yes, a routine can or can not suit your own style of game. 4. If you enjoy the routine / topic yourself, it'll work better. ----- (PS. If I hear the original jealous girlfriend opener from one more guy in the field, there will be pain. It is used and abused, make up a new version.) -Valley |
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| Author: | _Manna_ [ Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:07 pm ] |
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two good techniques for noobs, just to get comfortable with interactions... Mystery Method (lines) Ross Jeffries CIO (Compliment, Introduce, Opinion) |
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| Author: | Lowmax [ Thu Jan 07, 2010 9:57 pm ] |
| Post subject: | natural |
well don't worry too much about routines as they take a lot of brain power to think of one or to will do and a bit of luck a cheat sheet in your back pocket can help if you you need to learn more on the move when i first started the old black finger nails opinion opener works most of the time for me! it really helped me learning natural game as then you don't need so many routines gambler's book has it in and one of the uk's best Direct Day game pua's is Andy Yosha (andy) natural game let's you be yourself and gives you mainly opinion openers where it's don't matter what you say but how you say it, Eg, just going up to a girl and saying "hi your that girl i see around uni your kinda cute" that takes a lot and says that your high value and your not afraid to approach (alpha) by saying kinda cute, it's not selling you out and putting her on a pedestal (think of it like a little nice but cheeky neg.) then use a play-full comment or sincere complement should help you then lock in here is the link for the article check it; [link] lowmax |
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| Author: | Encoder [ Sun Jan 10, 2010 6:28 am ] |
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So it sounds like the best approach is to learn components and then put those components into combos depending upon the situation you are in. Each component has a certain type of audience (ie. the girl needs to be higher energy, the environment needs to be a little quieter, etc) and then you engage those components in certain combos for a desired outcome. Perhaps I need to start building a list of components and detail attributes of those components for an awesome list of combos for most situations. Now that's a book that'll sell!
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