Hi All,

I'm new to the forum and was hoping to run an idea past a few members to see what people thought. I hope you don't mind me posting this. I've decided to put together a PUA Simulation Game and was hoping to get people's feedback.

It will be a computer simulation or “game” that allows people to learn and practice their PUA Skills in a simulated environment. The main purpose of it will be to dramatically reduce the amount of field practice you need to become competent at pick up. Starting out in the field, learning and probably getting embarrassed and blown out of sets is the most difficult stage. A lot of people wont even start or will drop out during this early stage. I have been doing research on the effectiveness of computer simulations and they are a very effective learning tool. A good simulation could:

1) Dramatically reduce learning time and the amount of field practice required to get competent
2) Simulations are superb for internalising “if... then...” sequences. This will allow you to automatically respond with the best line or technique to get the best result.
3) Simulations can help you program your subconscious brain encouraging you to respond / act automatically, forming good habits like not delaying before approaching a set
4) They help Master important rules e.g. not approaching a set from behind
5) Help memorise your lines and build your confidence
6) Even seasoned pros will be able to use the software to diagnose and perfect their game or test out techniques they don't usually use. (Chess programs have allowed chess players to do something similar by allowing them to analyse lines of play they wouldn't normally consider)

The game will not be pornographic in any way it will be a serious training simulation. My research in to sims shows that they are being used more and more by businesses. A report I looked at on a HR sim trained staff up to be very effective at HR management with some participants outperforming seasoned HR Managers.

What do people think of the idea? All feedback welcome. Here is a very basic flash game from Neil Strauss that illustrates the idea although this is very basic and mainly designed to promote his book:

thepickupgame [dot] com

I'd say it's a pretty pointless scenerio.

A simulation won't get you socialized. And all you can do is program how you THINK girls would react, you wouldn't be able to determine if that's accurate.

Seems like it would be a nice expensive way to actually avoid the entire purpose of game, to go out and have fun and meet women.

Hi breedlove465,

Thanks for your feedback I appreciate it.

What else do people think the more feedback the better.