I made a post recently about texting for logistics where I directly used Roosh's text game advice from his book 'Day Bang'. This backfired and the advice I got was to suggest an activity and ask her to join rather than to ask her to hangout and then suggest a venue, like Roosh says to do. During the past month, I had also been using some of his lines/conversation themes from Bang for night game and they didn't seem to work very well. For example, in a nightclub/bar that is really loud I don't think talking about places you traveled to would capture a girls energy. I realized that keeping conversation to a minimum, focusing on kino, isolation, and venue changing was more effective. In 'Bang' Roosh's method seems pretty slow paced (hold conversation for 30 minutes, then escalate/venue change, etc.). However, I noticed that in bars/clubs things move really fast and girls can lose interest in you at the drop of a hat. So trying to talk to them, asking them questions isn't the best way to go about things as opposed to being high energy, fun, and leading. This has me doubting some of the things I've read in Roosh's books (Bang, Day Bang). Some of the content has been very helpful but I think I need to do a better job filtering it and changing it based on the scenario rather than blindly applying what he says. What do you think about Roosh in general? Do you think his successes are legit and that the methods he talks about in his books have actually worked in the real world?