I hate the term "game". If I were to make a list of the things I hate the most, "game" would be somewhere between Hitler and people who drive slowly in the left lane. Let's look at the definition of game from the sidebar:

Game – A loosely based set of behaviors specifically designed to increase attraction.

That doesn't sound so bad. I might even agree with it. If I were to give one single piece of advise on how to have sex with attractive women, it would be for you to become more attractive yourself. It really should be common sense, but women want men who they find attractive, so if you make yourself more attractive you're at worst going in the right direction.

But the term "game" implies something very different. When people say something like "I saw a hot woman and decided to game her" or "You should never stop gaming your wife", it gives the impression that attraction isn't something you are, but something you do. It is extremely difficult to trick people into believing you are attractive if you are unattractive in reality.

Sure, it's possible, but trying to game your way to success with women is like trying to win a mile long race by running in the outer-most lane. Ultimately you will always be forced to be somebody you're not. And what will you do if you decide you want a long term relationship? Now you have to pretend to be attractive all the time.

In reality, most guys won't be able to simply game their way to success. If you try to trick people into believing you're attractive, more likely than not you will only succeed in looking fake and making your situation worse.

The man who instead chooses to become attractive doesn't have to give a single thought to whether a woman is attracted to him or not beyond making sure he doesn't sexually assault or rape her. Instead of trying to remember which game to play, he can instead focus on the logistics of finding privacy.

In short, if you have to think about how you're going to attract a woman, you're doing it wrong.