[From Vegas to Tokyo]

Elliot's advice is perfect for game too. Half the people in the Newbie forum come in going 'I got myself in X situation and now what do I do?' I only started improving my game when I just decided that fuck what people are saying, I just need to do something,and see what happens. Did I lose a couple bangs because my game wasn't crafted by some master PUA? Yeah I did. However, right now I am a lot better at it than I otherwise would be. By reading books and game advice, you fall mercy to getting stuck in the examples. While examples are good, they can trap you because while you understand the example, you're rarely fed the same situation that Roosh talks about in Bang. Curveballs will be thrown, and especially in today's world of ever changing shit tests, you need to internalize game and be able to think on your feet. Without going and doing something and gaining experience in the trenches, you will never get the experience you need. I would venture to say that most game books are great. They give you a starting point, something that you can refer back to when you're lost, and a way to know you're headed in the right direction. Studying game is only the beginning, If you're not out in the day or at night hitting on girls, you will never be good at it. 80%+ of game is making mistakes out in the field, realizing you've made mistakes, and learning from it. Without actually doing something, you will have no idea what it really is like. Experience is 100x better than knowledge.