Post: #1

I searched the Internets to answer this exact question, to no avail. I thought it would be appropriate to ask it, directly.

Maybe I should just use other search terms?

Post: #2

I'm not sure if you're allowed to talk about it here, since Krauser got banned for a "meltdown" about race in the (now-closed) Unpopular Opinions thread. Try googling "Krauser" (I can't post the URL to his site on the forum).

Post: #3

Not sure if "meltdown" is the right word. Dude posted some opinions of his in the unpopular opinions thread, mods didn't like his unpopular opinions in an unpopular opinions thread so they banned him.

Post: #4

(04-18-2015 06:37 AM)INegUThenLol Wrote:  Not sure if "meltdown" is the right word. Dude posted some opinions of his in the unpopular opinions thread, mods didn't like his unpopular opinions in an unpopular opinions thread so they banned him.

I put "Meltdown" in quotes because that's how Roosh described it in the thread he created after Krauser got banned.

Post: #5

Krauser was only temporarily suspended for rule violations. He is still highly respected by many for advancements in Game science.

The London Daygamers and their so-called London Daygame model was developed by a bunch of individuals like the daygame.com crew - Yad (who has coined the term yad-stop), Johnny Matrix, Tom Torrero. Others like Krauser or Steve Jabba were only loosely affiliated with them, but they developed interesting new Game concepts back when RSD claimed that there was no difference between Nightgame and Daygame.

Krauser is btw not banned, but Roosh has banned him and a few others from using the forum for promotion/product discussion etc. - even if it was not initiated by them.

A hallmark of the London Daygame model is that it can be quite direct and fast only surpassed by LINUX no-language-only-physical-escalation-direct Game - hehe. /thread-46477-...pid1000698

The Game science is not set - still more things are being developed as we speak.