Good afternoon gentlemen.

I'm AmunRa (Still hiding behind my net handle), a 21 year old guy who has been using game for about a year or so now, I have had moderate success with my game, but have recently moved into a new area (South London), having graduated from University and left the town where it was, and the major part of my social circles were situated.

Traditionally I would go sarging at night, but recently my interest has been daygame, reflecting a bit of a change in attitudes on my part.

For me, game is only one aspect of a larger project in self improvement, but I do tend to take it relatively seriously.

I'm also on the lookout for some new PUAs to sarge with around Croydon, Bromley, Camden and Soho, having moved away my usual guys and girls.

Sorry if this post is a bit longer than usual, but I felt I would rather give too much than too little information.

AR.

Wellcome in the forum bro !

God I wish I lived in London ! Sarging in Soho is one of the funniest thing I've done in my life, with pretty improbable outcomes xD

I kinda know what you feel by changing location, as I recently moved from Geneva (Switzerland) to Madrid (Spain) leaving friends and family behind.

Anyway, you're totally true by saying the Game is about more than just picking chicks in a bar or a club. And day-light PU is funny as hell, though a bit more challenging, as it's harder to hide behind "cool clothes and fun accessories".

Also I like that challenge. It makes you put innovative material at work, while facing tougher challenges.

Want to have some fun about daylight picking up ? Search on youtube for a video called "StarCraft Geeks Pick Up Girls - Get Her Number!" it's crazy fun xD

Anyway, once again, welcome here player



Cheers,
jon, aka Logycs

Yeah, that video is by the simplepickup. guys isn't it? I love all of those man, my PUA friend and I watch them religiously!

Soho is great, and I have already done a little bit of game there (may even be heading off in a minute!).

I should also note that part of my big plan for daygame involves quite a lot of civil society, like book groups, film groups, etc... I will try a few of these and if anything good comes of it, of course you will hear about it.

My other big idea is to use more traditional daygame at museums and art galleries, London obviously has plenty of these environments and the majority of them are free, so I am able to frequent them and get to know the exhibits, etc... Again, if this turns out well, I will be sure to share.