The Tension Before the Approach

[Raze]

2 hours ago, Ulax said:

He does teach inner game.

He never says social circle doesn't work. Briefly teaches it too.

He talks about social proof.

He has about 10,000 videos on escalation, which include physical and sexual escalation a lot.

I have two of Todd's programs so I know his work very well.

Not really. His inner game philosophy is just a couple phrases and then he just criticizes other inner game teachings and suggests you focus on outer game.

He criticized social circle harshly in winnergame and hasn’t made any content on it aside from a couple mentions.

Rarely does he talk about social proof, you never see him discuss actively using preselection or merging sets

He himself said he doesn’t talk about late escalation or physical escalation much.

[Ulax]

1 hour ago, Raze said:

Not really. His inner game philosophy is just a couple phrases and then he just criticizes other inner game teachings and suggests you focus on outer game.

He criticized social circle harshly in winnergame and hasn’t made any content on it aside from a couple mentions.

Rarely does he talk about social proof, you never see him discuss actively using preselection or merging sets

He himself said he doesn’t talk about late escalation or physical escalation much.

You gotta get the paid courses

[Ulax]

@LordFall To my recollection, he says to drop the more overtly gamey stuff, and just be a cool high-value guy. i.e. high value stories, speaking in terms of i love and hate, being a leader in the social group.

So, you can get a good reputation with the girls in the group and your value grows naturally from there.

[Miguel1]

I have practiced Todd’s game before. It works wonders if you actually have the inner game and social charisma down. It is just manipulative and fake as hell — the opposite of being genuinely you.

If you don’t have the inner side down, his game makes you a nerd. Overly stuck in your head and even more rigid than before.

@Ulax What are your concrete results, when practicing Todd’s game?

Edited 14 hours ago by Miguel1

[Ulax]

9 minutes ago, Miguel1 said:

I have practiced Todd’s game before. It works wonders if you actually have the inner game and social charisma down. It is just manipulative and fake as hell — the opposite of being genuinely you.

If you don’t have the inner side down, his game makes you a nerd. Overly stuck in your head and even more rigid than before.

@Ulax What are your concrete results, when practicing Todd’s game?

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[Olaf]

@Ulax That is why I think Owen´s game is better because the main focus is on the most important problem, that you are in your head and stifled instead of loose and in flow and in state. As 10% of communication are words and 90% is subcommunication. 

[Ulax]

1 minute ago, Olaf said:

@Ulax That is why I think Owen´s game is better because the main focus is on the most important problem, that you are in your head and stifled instead of loose and in flow and in state. As 10% of communication are words and 90% is subcommunication. 

Owen is good for first steps but Todd is the way to advanced

[Olaf]

@Ulax Actually I would say the opposite, Todd might be the way to understand more about attraction that you can have in the back of your mind and Owen makes you transcend that paradigm where words or what you say not mattering that much. I have seen guys pull girls in the most illogical ways ever, like by singing a song or whatever, just acting from flow and fun and being in state, not from logic and strategy. 

[Zenterus]

You have to diversify your teaching sources.

Todd V is AMAZING when it comes to frame control, verbal game and understanding the dynamics that are at play in pickup. A lot of my approach and insights in game came from building on the psychologic foundations that I learned from him.

However, as someone who also has a lot of Todd's programs and has studied a lot of his material, he does leave a lot on the table when it comes to teaching.

I've never seen him merge sets or proactively use preselection and jealousy plotlines in a bar or club -- both of which are super powerful to implement.

People like Julien, Max, Derek and Owen, while not being as technical in their game as Todd, do teach a more holistic approach to the game beyond just frame control madness and push pull mindfuckery.

One way to get a girl to chase is to withhold validation and blast her with a strong whirlwind of positive and negative emotions, but another way is to just be a very social, fun, outgoing guy who is talking to everyone and whose attention is valuable within the environment. If you establish the latter, girls start coming on to you and it is a lot more reliable of an approach than the push pull method.

I've seen a clip of Julien merging sets during the DAY, which was unheard of to me at the time and blew my mind that I never even thought to do that (still havent to be honest).

But then again, Julien's verbal game is hard imitate and replicate because its too polarizing and intertwined with who he is as a person.

You can learn from all kinds of teachers, but it is foolish to be loyal to one.

I've learned from:

Alpha Male Strategies

Todd V

Alex Social

Bradicus

Max

Julien

Owen

Jeffy

Playing with Fire

Ultimate Man Project 

Even fucking Jmulv.

Take what works from each one and discard the rest.

[Olaf]

@Zenterus I think the best is to go to free tours of these teachers especially in your city/country. I just created a group of already of 24 people in my country from the free tour, aswell as you can learn allot from watching others do game and the state building is insane on a free tour as everyone is getting into flow. It is crazy. 

Edited 7 hours ago by Olaf

[hundreth]

I don't like Todd V's style. He takes himself so seriously and is very rigid and boring IMO.

This was the one game video I saw years ago that basically unlocked me. Once I realized I can just have fun with it and not take it so seriously I did much better. 
 

 

[LordFall]

I think the Mystery Method is actually sleeper op when it comes to night game. The way he merges sets leads to situational status and almost instant social proof and in venue social circle building. I went out with him one time to a fashion event, it was cool to see him in action. 

[Miguel1]

1 hour ago, hundreth said:

I don't like Todd V's style. He takes himself so seriously and is very rigid and boring IMO.

This was the one game video I saw years ago that basically unlocked me. Once I realized I can just have fun with it and not take it so seriously I did much better. 
 

 

Different game styles fits different personalities. With Vladimir’s style, it is all fun and games in the moment but doesn’t mean it sticks and the number is actually solid.

But that being said, I agree Todd’s game is try-hard if you don’t mix it with proper inner game and charisma.

Btw, do you know why Vladimir stopped posting?

[hundreth]

5 minutes ago, Miguel1 said:

Different game styles fits different personalities. With Vladimir’s style, it is all fun and games in the moment but doesn’t mean it sticks and the number is actually solid.

But that being said, I agree Todd’s game is try-hard if you don’t mix it with proper inner game and charisma.

Btw, do you know why Vladimir stopped posting?

Completely agree about different styles working for different personalities. I don't think there's a one size fits at all. 

His name is Vadim btw, and if you've seen enough of his content you know that he's generally more fun and silly but he does have different gears where he can be more grounded and serious. He's had a ton of success. His channel is called Honest signalz because that is the main idea, to give off the right energy which honestly fits your character. 

I don't know why he doesn't post as much these days, but it appears he still does his boot camps, etc. 

[Miguel1]

@hundreth oh yeah, I have studied him before but it’s been years so I didn’t remember his name correctly.

[LordFall]

1 hour ago, Miguel1 said:

Btw, do you know why Vladimir stopped posting?

They faced scrutiny by the Toronto Star(local biggest news paper in the city) and Vice news for the hidden infield type of content and they spinned it as pressuring women to give their phone number instead of mutually enjoyed game. 

2 hours ago, hundreth said:

I don't like Todd V's style. He takes himself so seriously and is very rigid and boring IMO.

This was the one game video I saw years ago that basically unlocked me. Once I realized I can just have fun with it and not take it so seriously I did much better. 
 

 

I need to try more stuff like that, it's actually hilarious and if you have a good life setup it makes you very charming. The let's go watch a movie at best buy one and the broke jew killed me lol 

[Inliytened1]

14 hours ago, Ulax said:

@LordFall To my recollection, he says to drop the more overtly gamey stuff, and just be a cool high-value guy. i.e. high value stories, speaking in terms of i love and hate, being a leader in the social group.

So, you can get a good reputation with the girls in the group and your value grows naturally from there.

I'd say women wanna know you have stuff under control. So i'd agree here

Confident. Toss jokes in when needed.  And seize the moment

 They don't want a weak guy.

Or a guy that tries too hard. They can sniff that out.  You need just the right balance.  If you care too much you will lose.

There's a song by 38 Special 

 Hold on loosely

 That's what it is all about. 

https://youtu.be/tFUi8Wa03hc?is=nYL8ZLfHxVFtX9TJ

Edited 51 minutes ago by Inliytened1

[Olaf]

@hundreth This is hilarious, he is so self amusing and people still think looks and money matter. The funniest thing was when he said `when I call you, you have to call me back, because I don´t have money` hahahahaha or `go on a budget friendly date` I wish I was that self-amused when talking, still got some work to do...