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I daygame on a university campus full of commuters on the move. I doubt a policeman stop is ideal on campus. I don't care for approach indicators. If a girl simply doesn't interest me, I don't feel motivated.
The problem is that I frequently deal with walking sets who:
On occasion, she tells me something like "my friends are ahead" or "here's my destination" often before a high point.
My basic tactics include:
I know approach indicators exist for a reason and campus street game is tough, but I'm wondering:
The problem is that I frequently deal with walking sets who:
- Are pressed for time and only have 3 minutes to get to class
- Are rushing off-campus and don't stop to look at me
- Are walking with a friend in a relatively plain, sunny day without fuel for a situational opener
On occasion, she tells me something like "my friends are ahead" or "here's my destination" often before a high point.
My basic tactics include:
- Being on my phone as I walk slightly ahead of her before "suddenly" noticing her and opening over my shoulder
- Open direct with push-pull
- Trying to match her pace, or being slightly slower
- Milking an opening handclasp
- Verbalizing kino, like saying "high five" when I try to give a high five if she isn't looking.
- Making conversation about where she is going and why she seems excited or puts up with the stress.
- Speaking slowly
I know approach indicators exist for a reason and campus street game is tough, but I'm wondering:
- Is anything I can do to improve my success rate (perhaps compliance)?
- Or should I just accept that some approaches are fundamentally unideal and focus on my fundamentals in general?