So, this is a topic that has interested me for the last month or so...after watching f or k close videos from Europe and the United states, I started to realize that gaming is different in cultures (no-duh!), but just what are they?

As most of us know, we communicate only 7% through our words, and 93% through what are called non-verbal cues...something like 38% via tonality, and 55% body language... At least thats what I remember from reading around...I have not been fortunate enough to travel around, but I am dying to know, what are the differences, specifically, non-verbal (the 93%), can you give any examples, life experiences, reading material, or videos that I can look at?

I think Gambler has mentioned some stuff in one of his old DVDs, but I have not heard much about it...

How is your approach different?
How does your body Language change?
How do your vocal patterns change?

I would LOVE to hear from Europeans and people from eastern cultures...Thanks!

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Havok
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Bump, picked up a ton of books on Nonverbal communication, just wondering whats up...

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Havok
My intro thread & Story - so-i-post-vt85070.html
My Journal - here-vp508498.html

Too drunk to go into cultural differences (which is my forte) at the moment, but the bottom line is this: forget routines and patterns, be yourself and adopt a strong frame. Do that and you'll succeed in Eastern Asia, Europe, North America, and South America.

Yes, cultures differ, but if your game is mostly natural, as opposed to a routine monkey fake game, it'll work anywhere.