Post: #1

I cant decide on which city I should stay in. I will be in Poland for about 3-4 weeks (in Fall this year), but want to make sure I stay in an ideal place. I'm more into daygame than nightgame, so how good the nightlife of the city is doesnt matter that much.

People have mentioned Krakow turning over to become more westernized (polish culture lost, less feminine women, etc), is it really that bad? Should I just go for a second tier city (Poznan/Wroclaw)? Is my "foreigner" card more valuable in other Polish cities?

I'm also wondering if I should rent an apartment from a local polish website/business instead of using Airbnb. It seems more risky, but its definitely cheaper.


PS - first time going to Poland

Post: #2

NorDude,

I would try reading some of the existing threads that may shed some light on your question.

I know you want to find the ideal place, but it is hard to pinpoint ideal from a keyboard. It is sort of a boots on the ground thing along with determination and touch of luck that can make a bad experience a good one.

When I went to Wroclaw, it was great meeting some of the forum members there. Being taught a little day game and watching a couple of RVF pros day game. But it was just lucky timing. I didn't even know they were going to be there.

I also was lucky to be at a Starbucks and just started talking to a girl about why the wifi wasn't working. We have kept in touch ever since.

I can't see any of the cities you are asking about not having the potential for being a good time but really I would suggest going through the threads.

A lot of threads like yours pop up asking about the same thing.

Post: #3

Check out this thread : /thread-4184.html

I think Poznan and Wroclaw will be easier than Krakow.

I was in Krakow earlier today and it was full of foreigners, and college hasn't even started yet.

So your value will be higher in Poznan and Wroclaw.

Post: #4

(07-20-2015 01:11 PM)Driesinator Wrote:  Check out this thread : /thread-4184.html

I think Poznan and Wroclaw will be easier than Krakow.

I was in Krakow earlier today and it was full of foreigners, and college hasn't even started yet.

It is. I lived in Krakow years ago and there were already lots of Brits due to its cheapness. Poznan and Wroclaw much less touristy, Wroclaw is bigger and kind of more 'revitalized' I heard and has a bit better economy, on the other side Poznan is (almost) a stone's throw from Berlin and its nightlife scene.

All three cities host major universities and students are a big part of population bar the summer.

Post: #5

none of these are good choices.

Serbia, Hungary or Ukraine will be infinitely much better choices.

You can thank me later

Post: #6

(07-23-2015 11:50 AM)lido Wrote:  none of these are good choices.

Serbia, Hungary or Ukraine will be infinitely much better choices.

You can thank me later

Please explain in detail why to back up your "infinitely much better choices" claims

Post: #7

(07-20-2015 12:07 PM)NorDude Wrote:  I cant decide on which city I should stay in. I will be in Poland for about 3-4 weeks (in Fall this year), but want to make sure I stay in an ideal place. I'm more into daygame than nightgame, so how good the nightlife of the city is doesnt matter that much.

What are you looks, what is your bankroll, and what kind of game do you run.

Roosh talks about all of these in Bang Poland, which I think is more accurate than not.

I can compare Krakow and Wroclaw, although not Poznan. But tell us about you first.

Quote:People have mentioned Krakow turning over to become more westernized (polish culture lost, less feminine women, etc), is it really that bad? Should I just go for a second tier city (Poznan/Wroclaw)? Is my "foreigner" card more valuable in other Polish cities?

It is pretty bad there. There are many fatties and even some feminists. Simply having them around means the level of other girls drops. Of course there are also some of these characters in Wroclaw... fewer, but the city is smaller.

I cannot speak about having a foreigner card because I speak Polish so my situation is different from yours. In general tall dark and handsome does well.

Quote:I'm also wondering if I should rent an apartment from a local polish website/business instead of using Airbnb. It seems more risky, but its definitely cheaper.


PS - first time going to Poland

3-4 weeks will have you paying airbnb prices regardless of what you choose to look up. Your problem will be finding a local business to rent to you. Leases in poland are typically much longer because of squatters rights laws.

Still, check out gumtree.pl , there may be some deals on there.

Post: #8

What is the situation now in Krakow's clubs? What are the girls? Local or foreign? I am travelling to Krakow next week from Wednesday to Saturday. How about daygame?