Post: #26

Fantastic post. Seems churlish to point out the places you haven't yet been, but I'd be interested to get your take on Sydney/Melbourne (you seem to be quite up for Anglo birds, and there are plenty of good ones there), and South America.

Post: #27

London at number 2 is very weird!

Nice writeup though mate. Very well written.

I can tell that you don't like Asian girls much, but each to his own.

Post: #28

Interesting stuff. I would also be keen to get your opinions on Melbourne/Sydney and why they would have been on your 'most hated' list, even if it's based on old data. If you loved London, I wouldn't have thought you would be to unhappy in Melbourne or Sydney.

Post: #29

(01-03-2016 02:03 PM)Balkan Wrote:  Any future travel plans? Looks like Latin America and the Balkans are uncharted territory..

I'm trying to mostly retire from game this year.

I say that every year.

If that doesn't happen, I would like to try South America. But would want to bring a wing who speaks some Spanish so I won't feel like a walking target.

(01-04-2016 02:07 AM)Aaron- Wrote:  What were your favorite spots in NYC? Another thing, didnt you find the quality of girls higher in Moscow than in either of these places, particularly L/NYC?

Union Square and the LES. But really anywhere walking distance to NYU is good.

Yes Russian women are superior to Western in almost every way. But you need to take them on 4-6 dates more often than not. I can't remember the last time I had a "second date" in New York or London. It was either on from the get go, or a nonstarter.

(01-04-2016 02:15 AM)RawGod Wrote:  Fantastic post. Seems churlish to point out the places you haven't yet been, but I'd be interested to get your take on Sydney/Melbourne (you seem to be quite up for Anglo birds, and there are plenty of good ones there), and South America.

(01-04-2016 02:21 AM)Adrenaline Wrote:  Interesting stuff. I would also be keen to get your opinions on Melbourne/Sydney and why they would have been on your 'most hated' list, even if it's based on old data. If you loved London, I wouldn't have thought you would be to unhappy in Melbourne or Sydney.

Australian women can look good. But they act abrasive & confrontational when I chat them up overseas. I don't know why. Sweet ones could exist, but I have yet to meet one personally. Haven't been to oz in years. Maybe worth another try.

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Post: #31

Really interesting list, bud. Kind of confused about your first 2, but my ears have been perked up to Moscow for a while now, despite how horribly expensive it is.

Post: #32

Retire from game as in get married? Become a priest (minus fucking little boys, of course lol)? MGTOW?

Post: #33

(01-04-2016 11:44 AM)Il Bersagliere Wrote:  Really interesting list, bud. Kind of confused about your first 2, but my ears have been perked up to Moscow for a while now, despite how horribly expensive it is.

Moscow is not as expensive as most people claim. Large US cities & Western European capitals can cost more. For example metro is dirt cheap, gipsy cabs for late night clubbin' are a couple dollars a pop, food is OK (cheap outside the Moscow inner-rings). Also, ton's of cheap activities for dates, Russian girls love walking dates! Sure, with Russian salaries it is expensive but for any westerner visiting for a week or two it really won't break your budget. Another example, I went to Moscow Youth Palace on a prime night (Friday night) to see a play with my date, it was a sell-out but still ended up sitting in 4th row near center stage. Cost of tickets ended up being around $45/person. Try getting those types of seats on Broadway, Kimmel Center (Philly), Kennedy Center (DC), or other large venues in USA for a top-flight show. My 2 cents...

Post: #34

(01-04-2016 09:50 PM)TripleG Wrote:  

(01-04-2016 11:44 AM)Il Bersagliere Wrote:  Really interesting list, bud. Kind of confused about your first 2, but my ears have been perked up to Moscow for a while now, despite how horribly expensive it is.

Moscow is not as expensive as most people claim. Large US cities & Western European capitals can cost more. For example metro is dirt cheap, gipsy cabs for late night clubbin' are a couple dollars a pop, food is OK (cheap outside the Moscow inner-rings). Also, ton's of cheap activities for dates, Russian girls love walking dates! Sure, with Russian salaries it is expensive but for any westerner visiting for a week or two it really won't break your budget. Another example, I went to Moscow Youth Palace on a prime night (Friday night) to see a play with my date, it was a sell-out but still ended up sitting in 4th row near center stage. Cost of tickets ended up being around $45/person. Try getting those types of seats on Broadway, Kimmel Center (Philly), Kennedy Center (DC), or other large venues in USA for a top-flight show. My 2 cents...

Agreed. It's not bad right now. Most people think of what it was a few years ago I'm sure. I was able to take a date to the O2 lounge at the Ritz a couple weeks ago and ordered 3 beers and two mixed drinks. I spent 2 hours lounging on the sofa and enjoying the view of the Kremlin. Cost, $55. In my opinion, this is top end in Moscow. It is all significantly downhill from there. I routinely take 15 minute uber rides within the 1st ring for $3.

Post: #35

Amazing post Courage Reborn.

Succinct writing with a touch of humor and hard earned truth. Bravo!

Can you elaborate on Paris? Granted I've always romanticized it a bit. What were some of your specific tics in the City of Light?

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Post: #37

Great list. London as #2 is a real WTF for me though. Has to be one of my least favorite cities overall. So few redeemable qualities. Lots of ugly people, bad weather, stupid expensive, horrible logistics (why the fuck does the tube shut down so early?!), lots of uppity cunts, bad food.

Would love to see a detailed sheet on Montreal. I'm a bit surprised it was ranked as low as it was given the way you described it. Scotland too - reactions on the forum seem pretty mix regarding Scotland so I'd love to hear more.

Post: #38

I'm completely with CR on this (with the exception of London at #2). The western world has provided me with far more mirth and easy, quality snatch than Asia and South America.

Having met CR I can say that I suspect it takes a man that can mesh very well with the big cities to get the most out of it. Many guys come onto this forum already disliking and wanting to get out of the west.

Work is bringing me to the US next month, Iin conjunction I'll stay for another Power Trip in NYC, my fave city in the whole world.

Post: #39

(01-21-2016 09:49 PM)monsquid Wrote:  Amazing post Courage Reborn.

Succinct writing with a touch of humor and hard earned truth. Bravo!

Can you elaborate on Paris? Granted I've always romanticized it a bit. What were some of your specific tics in the City of Light?

Paris has really good marketing. The reality for me was less romance, and more gaggles of American tourists, getting lost on the confusing metro, native Parisians disliking speaking English, and seeing hardly any attractive women.

I spent my days pounding the pavement for approach worthy women, and working out of various cafe's around the city. Night, I was hunting for happening nightlife, which never materialized beyond a few hipster girls with orbiters bouncing along in the hopes of scoring a 5.

(01-23-2016 08:58 AM)The Black Knight Wrote:  Great list. London as #2 is a real WTF for me though. Has to be one of my least favorite cities overall. So few redeemable qualities. Lots of ugly people, bad weather, stupid expensive, horrible logistics (why the fuck does the tube shut down so early?!), lots of uppity cunts, bad food.

Would love to see a detailed sheet on Montreal. I'm a bit surprised it was ranked as low as it was given the way you described it. Scotland too - reactions on the forum seem pretty mix regarding Scotland so I'd love to hear more.

I totally understand the sentiments against London. But as an American, who also loves British people, I put in less effort there, and get traction consistently. Maybe this is similar for British guys in the US?

Montreal

Edinburgh

Post: #40

(01-03-2016 10:01 PM)rudebwoy Wrote:  What no Toronto?

Great write-up and read, but some of the cities are way off in my opinion.

Different people with different strengths, weaknesses and tastes are going to have different experiences. Unless he's doing a Dash Global, he can only report what he himself sees.

Post: #41

How did I miss this thread so far?
Fantastic and very creative list!

On the topic of Irish girls, all I can say is that one of the top three most beautiful girls I've ever seen was Irish. She also happens to be the only attractive Irish girl I've ever seen.

Also, I completely agree with CR's judgement of Paris. Terrible place.
Strongly disagree with Tokyo, but makes sense if CR is not into Asian chicks.
Slightly disappointed that there's no comment on Vienna.

Just out of curiosity CR, are you location independent or did you use your savings when traveling?

Post: #42

Nice post brother! +1 from me.

Post: #43

(01-25-2016 03:35 PM)Courage Reborn Wrote:  Paris has really good marketing. The reality for me was less romance, and more gaggles of American tourists, getting lost on the confusing metro, native Parisians disliking speaking English, and seeing hardly any attractive women.

I spent my days pounding the pavement for approach worthy women, and working out of various cafe's around the city. Night, I was hunting for happening nightlife, which never materialized beyond a few hipster girls with orbiters bouncing along in the hopes of scoring a 5.

I'm surprised by your rating of Paris also, i haven't romantized it, but always imagined it like one the perfect cities for game, huge impersonal city with tons of tourist going to live their 'romantic experience', most of them women, etc. But is not the first time i read it's so bad. What do you think makes a huge difference between Paris with say other cities like London, New York, Moscow? I would guess is the catholic culture, or maybe the french are as thirsty as the italians.

Post: #44

(01-26-2016 04:18 PM)Bycicleguy Wrote:  huge impersonal city with tons of tourist going to live their 'romantic experience', most of them women, etc.

Yes. Now imagine groups of 4-6 average looking, loud talking, sloppily dressed western women. That's Paris.

(01-26-2016 04:18 PM)Bycicleguy Wrote:  What do you think makes a huge difference between Paris with say other cities like London, New York, Moscow? I would guess is the catholic culture, or maybe the french are as thirsty as the italians.

The difference is a general lack of attractive women.

Lower Manhattan has lots of attractive girls walking around during the day, and out at night, and they're slutty. London even sluttier. Moscow has hot girls all over the place, but more conservative.

Post: #45

i was in worclaw, and i didn't see anything special about the girls there. In Paris (also most parts of France) , it is strange how the girls developped such a high self-esteem, even the ugly ones think they're beautiful. Between Germany , France and England,for girls it is Germany who wins. and the German girls are usually taller than the ones in the two other countries which gives much more charisma to the person

Post: #46

2 years straight? Awesome, can you give range of your budget please?

Post: #47

Respect for keeping it real. And well written.

Post: #48

(03-24-2016 11:55 AM)Odin.fils.de.bor Wrote:  i was in worclaw, and i didn't see anything special about the girls there.

As he stated in the summary, it's not that there is anything particularly special, it's volume of young girls

Quote:Volume, volume, volume. Highest concentration of college age girls in 1 place I've seen anywhere.

Post: #49

great report but...what was lacking in Vilnius to not be considered Great?