Post: #26

(03-21-2011 02:52 AM)houston Wrote:  Is there a direct link to order the new edition? Roosh - do u think the book is useful for any guy, regardless of age? I haven't read to much of your work, mainly your posts around here

I will vouch for Bang being very useful for any guy of any age, but it is more useful for men under 30 because of the ways Roosh overcomes logistical problems for those with no income.

The early chapters on attraction building have it down good.

Post: #27

I used to think dating books and sites were dumb as fuck but I see guys on here giving some good advice. Ill be ordering this soon if y'all vouch for it.

Post: #28

Any guy regardless of Game level could probably pick up something useful in this book. For the novice it is a must read. For the veteran, it will fill in any holes that may exist.

Post: #29

I ordered a copy earlier today

Post: #30

Hey Roosh,
I wanted to let you know that some of the page number references in Bang Colombia don't correspond with the new version of Bang. For example in page 43 of Bang Colombia you reference pages 65-70 of Bang for more details about the kiss, but this material isn't until pages 72-77.

Post: #31

Thanks for the heads up. I forgot the old edition was referenced in Bang Colombia.

Post: #32

Ordered my copy! I am AMPED!

Post: #33

I got it in the mail today and read about half so far. Good shit in here, I'm going have to re read it when im done and write some notes down

Post: #34

Bang is pretty good pickup book. Shame that it is not more well know.

Post: #35

Just ordered another copy of Bang, hopefully to finish this time. A heavy hittin' playa friend of mine mentioned that I should've read Bang Columbia before my trip to El Salvador, after the fact. He said it was solid data on gaming Latinas. LMFAO. I said "bro, lemme tell you bout the Roosh V forum." Either it's a small world or this Roosh thing is starting to catch on.

Post: #36

Why would you tell more people about Roosh? If more people join the entire lifestyle would go down because of the mass number of people trying to obtain it, not to mention it might as well make getting girls around the globe harder because of the exact same reason.

Post: #37

Everyone wants to hold secrets for themselves... it's human nature.

But there's this thing called Google which does a very bad job of holding secrets.

Post: #38

(07-25-2011 07:40 AM)Roosh Wrote:  But there's this thing called Google which does a very bad job of holding secrets.

Funny enough I stumbled upon the Roosh site from Google, trying to find out what a "Pump and Dump" scheme was.

Post: #39

Here's hoping for a Kindle edition when you publish it.

Post: #40

(07-25-2011 12:04 PM)Blackhawk Wrote:  Here's hoping for a Kindle edition when you publish it.

Here you go:

http://www.amazon.com/Bang-Pickup-Bible-...065&sr=8-3

Post: #41

Quote:Here you go:
http://www.amazon.com/Bang-Pickup-Bible-...065&sr=8-3

Sorry, that was poorly written on my part. Already own and read Bang! (In Kindle), and luv, luv, luv that the text is searchable for when I'm looking up sections later on.

I what I meant is the Daygame book that Roosh is currently writing. Here's an except he released of his next book:
http://ow.ly/i/eut2/original

I'm sure I eventually will further fund Roosh's need to lure women to his flat with homecooked meals by buying his travel books as well, just because I enjoy his writing.

Post: #42

Yes, it will be available on Kindle.

It will be same formats and prices as Bang. I'm not going to go for a money grab or anything.

Post: #43

I ordered your book some time back and have to admit, nice job roosh! Good approach to the matter without the wannabe-scientific-terms and bullshit

Post: #44

(07-26-2011 08:34 AM)BoiBoi Wrote:  I ordered your book some time back and have to admit, nice job roosh! Good approach to the matter without the wannabe-scientific-terms and bullshit

Bang is a solid insightful read for several reasons:

a) it is a highly pragmatic read that provides a step by step breakdown of the most typical obstacles you might encounter. There is no idiotic narrative, like in The Game. It goes straight to the point.

b) gives you an enlightening portrait of the American dating system - something that someone like me, born in Europe but that now lives in the US, initially had no clue about. Now, I get it.

Dont miss the text messaging guide. That is gold too.

Post: #45

(07-25-2011 07:31 AM)farka Wrote:  Why would you tell more people about Roosh? If more people join the entire lifestyle would go down because of the mass number of people trying to obtain it, not to mention it might as well make getting girls around the globe harder because of the exact same reason.

Why not? Not everything Bang teaches is going to stay relevant forever anyway, and I'm sure Roosh would be the first to admit that. Game is ever evolving, and if you're not continually honing your skills you're going to be left behind. Just look at how much texting has changed things recently.

If I can convince people, especially people I don't even know on other sites, to buy Roosh's book, three good things happen. 1. He makes money, which means he can give out more freebies like his various South America compendiums. 2. When it's a friend I know personally, I get the opportunity to teach and discuss what I know, which ultimately makes my game stronger. 3. I'm doing a service to the whole male race, by getting one more guy to not put up with the bullshit your typical chick tries to pulls; ideally making her change her ways to be more feminine.

Post: #46

The main reason I like Bang is because Roosh has kept it simple and direct as it should be. I don't think that "game" is rocket science ; I don't read complex PUA bullshit.

I urge Roosh to keep Day Bang "simple" as well.

Post: #47

I ordered Bang last weekend after having been lent a hard copy of the first edition by a friend. I have moderate success with women I meet from my social circle and generally don't have that much of a problem getting the women I truly desire but my record of approaching and getting leads from cold sources leaves something to the imagination. So I've been looking into resources to sharpen that angle of my game. Bang seems perfect in the sense that it, like Mr. GM stated above, is very direct, to the point, light of fluff and heavy on practical, real-world advice and tips.

I prefer to listen to audio books so I used the 'text to speech' option on my Mac to turn the book into audio files that I now listen to on my iPod. It's like getting game advice from Stephen Hawking. I would advise to go to the settings of your mp3 player and turn the speaking speed on 'faster' because the voice usually goes somewhat slow. I've listened to the book twice already and have learned a lot and can't wait to incorporate some of Bang's advice into my game.

My biggest stumbling block has been the initial approach as I usually do fine if I can speak with someone for a few minutes. Roosh's advice is bloody brilliant to me.

Thanks again, Roosh.

Post: #48

Bang was great. Although Mystery Method is a staple and a must read, Bang is less technical, and more practical. Bang got me approaching, Mystery Method kinda choked me out with an overly technical 'study' of game.

I will have the DayGame book the day it comes out.

Post: #49

Bang is by far the most pragmatic book out there. And that's Probably, why it's not as popular as other books. Guy's want dreams, fairy tails and theory up the ass.

Post: #50

(07-29-2011 09:25 PM)loosewin Wrote:  Bang is by far the most pragmatic book out there. And that's Probably, why it's not as popular as other books. Guy's want dreams, fairy tails and theory up the ass.

Which is a damn shame because Bang is also the most practical.

I think if you had 10 guys read Mystery Method, 10 guys read The Game and 10 guys read Bang and then they all go out and do approaches, the guys who read Bang would be the most ready. They may not have all the technical expertise and every little reaction broken down into the finest details, but they'd get more experience more rapidly. In the end, you can read all the books you want, but that knowledge doesn't mean jack if you haven't had experience applying it.