Hi guys, I'm really new at this site and I find it really helpful.
I want to use some day game openers to some of the girls at the college that Iam studying in.
Can you guys give me some openers especially at library type of environment?
I know its kinda hard to talk loud in libraries and I just dont know how to pull it out.

If you're looking to do most of your approaches in the library people might brush you off if they are studying for an exam. I wouldn't recommend the library but it's all situational I guess. Most of the "day game" I do in college is before and after classes. Sit next to someone who seems friendly and talk about the class or professor, there's something you two have in common.

Also, if it's a small college I won't recommend day game too much because people will start to notice and word will get around.

Sorry to be a negative nancy but I'm a senior now and that's some of what I've learned. I'm sure someone else can be more helpful though.

For the library - A little game of hangman while studying next to a cute girl has worked for me to get a little small talk going. Just draw out a game real quick and slide it her way till she notices.

Just go up and be yourself. Don't worry about a routine or a game. You'll mess up that way. I usually start a conversation based on their behavior, i.e. if they're fidgeting or look lonely. I agree the library isn't the best place. But if she looks distracted, you could always still try.

Agree with the above. I'll add that it's not your opener, its how you feel when you say it.

Though it's best to make a situational comment as stated above, make sure that you feel comfortable and sure about yourself when you start talking otherwise the girls won't feel comfortable, and there will also be no chance of you coming up with any other good conversation on the spot.

Also, try not to think too hard about what you're going to say or you'll get stuck in 'paralysis by analysis', and at that point there's definitely no way you'll feel comfortable.

Just jump straight in with situational comments.

Good luck