Daygame Tips, Tricks, Insights and Lessons?

[Marcellus]

Hey Fellas,

Not sure if you guys are up for this but here goes, and I haven't seen it anywhere else on the boards so I thought I'd start one.

I was hoping that in this thread everyone could share anything that they'd like to about Daygaming. Any insights you have, lessons you've learned after approaching for years, any tips or tricks you have/use when out, things you wish you had known when you started, how you get over your approach anxiety, your conversion rate etc. Just anything at all that relates to gaming during the day.

Whether you're very experienced, a complete newb or whatever It doesn't matter, I'm sure everyone has something that they can add to the discussion.
If you have anything at all you'd like to say I would love to hear/read it, someone out there will definitely benefit from your advice

- Marcellus

 

[PrettyDecent]

Vary everything up. Do small venues, streets, coffee shops, public transport, etc.

Do many different types of approaches. Direct, indirect, playful, investment, etc.

Going for the same day lay is a much better goal than "number harvesting". Though it has a longer learning curve.

Even though it's daygame, you can still build up momentum by talking to strangers that are not girls. Social momentum wise, it doesn't matter who you talk to.

You can make many friends (men and women) from building up social momentum during daygame.

Don't dress too nice or VERY fashionable for daygame. Understatement is key. Dress just slightly nicer than those around you.

If you're going direct a lot and it just isn't working/not very efficient/is giving you a reputation concern, start using indirect more often.(in my opinion, Indirect is key for sustainable daygame)

If you don't have good logistics, scope hers out in the beginning.

If you're consistently going out and not doing any approaches, you need to start building social momentum before you start talking to girls. And if you're too scared to talk to anybody, then you need to work on your social anxiety before your approach anxiety.

So there's a few to get started

Nick