Post: #226

Münster is very snobbish repellent and cold, not to recommand.

Post: #227

Daygame is getting used in Germany. Did you even realise how many daywalkers there are? There are fucking many of them! If your game is good you will have no problems to game in Germany. Austria is even harder. Nightgame is the same.

I am living in Hamburg and I love this city. I can just recommend it. Right now I am in New Zealand and will be back in Germany in april.

Cheers
- Vince

Post: #228

If my homecountry should have any hotspots at all, it is definitely not Munich. In terms of ladies the worst city you can imagine, probably as bad as Toronto or Washington DC given the reports about those cities here. Avoid Munich definitely!

Girls are in contrast quite open in the Eastern parts of Germany, everything that has been socialist GDR until 1989/90, but quality of girls is usually not the best there. Many girls with awkward hair colours like green or pink, lots of piercings, usually not the most intelligent ones (the intelligents ones have already left for jobs in Munich and join the attitude here), and lots of subcultures such as gothics or radical lefts especially in Leipzig.

In general guys living in Munich will tell you ANYwhere in Germany is better than Munich, starting as close as 80kms away from here.

For real eye candy, I would definitely leave the country and go to Czech Republic (if it has to be nearby) or Sweden (if you're into the Germanic type of girls). For getting lays easily, I would leave the country as well.

And if you really want to bang a German girl, I think it might be the easiest in some sea-side resort on the Mediterranean during summer season. Many germans for cheap party vacations at the Bulgarian Black Sea as well.

Post: #229

After living here for so long I'd agree with you...only Germany is also very international...
You have so many different people living here...You still have to make social connections
and the atmosphere is different in Czech...although I think if you just get out more during the summer
and stick to Bigger cites and university towns you'll have more success...

Post: #230

(01-19-2016 12:55 PM)goldenhinde Wrote:  If my homecountry should have any hotspots at all, it is definitely not Munich.

Seconded. Went out in Munich a few times last year (most recently NYE) and it was sausages everywhere. Also Tinder seems to be a wasteland from an average guy's point of view, worse than other German cities from my experience.

On the other hand there are lots of students so that might offer opportunities but the ones I've met so far seemed to have their standards high so I guess competition is hard there too.

Post: #231

I was recently in Cologne, where I found the girls to be much more approachable and friendly than in Berlin.

Post: #232

(01-21-2016 03:15 PM)Lime Wrote:  I was recently in Cologne, where I found the girls to be much more approachable and friendly than in Berlin.

Lots of options for partying here in Cologne... its true. Large concentration of clubs in one area.

Post: #233

Does anyone have any info on Stuttgart? 4th biggest city I believe, but not really found any data sheets on it here.

Recommended places to go for nightlife? I'm heading there soon, hopefully not a complete waste. If worthy, i'll gather some info for a datasheet.

Post: #234

Seems you ve been here a bit but I'll throw in some tips for traveling in the fatherland :

A regional ticket costs around 23/24 € an additional 3/4€ up to 5 people-You can offer to or be offered to chip in with other people in the train station (stand by the ticket machine) as you say you can converse im German so that is a plus.
A national regional ticket for a day costs 60€ so you could cross-country from Dresden to Freiburg in one day if you time it right with the regional trains (Beware : no IC and no ICE)

*Important note on DB*
For the love of all that is holy, DO NOT use the DB app for your tickets, too many employees ees don t even know it exists.
Like with currency, in German trains you stick to physical Paper evidence.

As I doubt many have my problem(man's best friend) meinfernbus has amazing cheap prices even though you have to endure very long trips (bring your own snacks/food/water!)

If you want to give hitch hiking a try in the famous Autobahn try going to the tankstelles in it, its way easier to get rides.

Post: #235

Does anyone know of any hotels in Frankfurt with bars open to the public? I'm in Frankfurt alone, I can't speak German, so I'm not having any success meeting people, even online through OKC and Finya. My next attempt is to find someone traveling through Frankfurt, hence the hotel bar. Or if you know of any other venues in Frankfurt for an English-only speaker, please let me know.

Post: #236

There are two Frankfurts.

Post: #237

(11-05-2017 06:55 AM)RogerThat Wrote:  Does anyone know of any hotels in Frankfurt with bars open to the public? I'm in Frankfurt alone, I can't speak German, so I'm not having any success meeting people, even online through OKC and Finya. My next attempt is to find someone traveling through Frankfurt, hence the hotel bar. Or if you know of any other venues in Frankfurt for an English-only speaker, please let me know.

I've only been to Frankfurt once, but it's a pretty international city. You shouldn't worry too much about the language issue. I may be coming through frankfurt in a few days if you're still there.

Post: #238

(11-05-2017 07:01 AM)Parzival Wrote:  There are two Frankfurts.

Frankfurt am Main aka Mainhattan.

Post: #239

(11-05-2017 08:29 AM)Dragan Wrote:  

(11-05-2017 06:55 AM)RogerThat Wrote:  Does anyone know of any hotels in Frankfurt with bars open to the public? I'm in Frankfurt alone, I can't speak German, so I'm not having any success meeting people, even online through OKC and Finya. My next attempt is to find someone traveling through Frankfurt, hence the hotel bar. Or if you know of any other venues in Frankfurt for an English-only speaker, please let me know.

I've only been to Frankfurt once, but it's a pretty international city. You shouldn't worry too much about the language issue. I may be coming through frankfurt in a few days if you're still there.

I'm going to do be here for at least a year. I'm think I'm going out alone for recon at a mainstream hotel either tonight or tomorrow night.

Post: #240

(11-05-2017 06:55 AM)RogerThat Wrote:  Does anyone know of any hotels in Frankfurt with bars open to the public? I'm in Frankfurt alone, I can't speak German, so I'm not having any success meeting people, even online through OKC and Finya. My next attempt is to find someone traveling through Frankfurt, hence the hotel bar. Or if you know of any other venues in Frankfurt for an English-only speaker, please let me know.

Those sites are useless.

Get on LOVOO and TINDER and get going.

Frankfurt is really international. Get on Facebook and look for options to discover events in your area. Depending on how old you are it should be a good resource for starting out at some clubs/bars/parties.

There you can meet local people and ask where the current hotspots are.

Frankfurt in an international hub bro.. people speak English. Get out there and start hustling.

I have only been to Frankfurt once or else I'd have a sheet for you.

Post: #241

Anyone been to Dresden? How is it for chicks?

Post: #242

(11-06-2017 11:17 AM)churros Wrote:  Anyone been to Dresden? How is it for chicks?

You have a fair share of uni leftie types (activist babble, easy lay) and parties.
Lots of youth traffic between Berlin , Liepzig (new Berlin) and Dresden.

Post: #243

(11-06-2017 11:36 AM)Elster Wrote:  

(11-06-2017 11:17 AM)churros Wrote:  Anyone been to Dresden? How is it for chicks?

You have a fair share of uni leftie types (activist babble, easy lay) and parties.
Lots of youth traffic between Berlin , Liepzig (new Berlin) and Dresden.

Thanks. Is there much of an international crowd? Nice place to live?

Post: #244

(11-06-2017 02:26 PM)churros Wrote:  

(11-06-2017 11:36 AM)Elster Wrote:  

(11-06-2017 11:17 AM)churros Wrote:  Anyone been to Dresden? How is it for chicks?

You have a fair share of uni leftie types (activist babble, easy lay) and parties.
Lots of youth traffic between Berlin , Liepzig (new Berlin) and Dresden.

Thanks. Is there much of an international crowd? Nice place to live?

I've only been there for a brief spell ,but yeah there definitely is a strong international presence, from tourism (the city is famous for having some old school buildings survive WWII razing) and the aforementioned youth party university circuit coming in for events or parties from Berlin and Leipzig.
As for full time residence? I haven't been there long enough to give a satisfactory answer but Your mileage may vary and the locals can initially strike you as a bit rude or unfriendly (I've gotten this impression from east germans in general but I'm used to west Germany where politeness is paramount).

I imagine a lot of female traffic comes from the nearby EE frontiers as well...