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09-07-2016, 08:22 PM
Hey guys, looking for some tweaking and input on a 10 month trip to EE/Russia. Dates will be November-August. We will Airbnb decent flats in central locations for a minimum of a month at a time. It will be me and a friend.
Background
We both spent the last two years in SF.
Me: I'm 27, 6'3" and 175 lbs lean and muscular, pale skin, brown hair, brown eyes, good looking. Most really hot girls are happy to talk to me. I'd say my game is at an intermediate level. I'm personally more interested in quality girls than quantity.
Friend: 26, 6'2" and fit, half Korean and half Chinese, good looking too. His game is at a similar level.
Neither of us speak Russian, but we plan on getting a tutor (if this is feasible) in every city we spend a month in, hopefully we'll be conversational after a few months.
The Trip
After reading many of the great threads on the travel forum and of course Roosh's articles, I'm definitely most interested in Kiev, St. Petersburg, and Moscow. A special thanks to Slubu for his detailed threads.
This is the plan so far:
Nov: Krakow
Dec: Budapest
January: Bucharest
February-August: unknown
We probably won't do more than a month or two in Moscow, even with the Ruble being cheap it still seems way more expensive than St. Petersburg or Kiev. There's other cities in EE that other members have liked in the Baltics or Balkans, but it seems to me the highest quality girls are in the Ukraine or Russia, so we're planning on spending the bulk of the last 7 months split between Moscow, Kiev, and St. Petersburg, and possibly the Baltics, unless you guys have any suggestions.
We have a good friend in Bucharest to show us around, and friends who can connect us with friends they have in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Kiev. Would love to meet some of the other members of the forum that are currently traveling out there.
I'd be interested in hearing opinions from well traveled members on what we can expect. I don't really have any expectations, just excited to get out of SF and on an adventure.
I'll update this post as we go along, ala slubu. Thanks for stopping by guys.
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09-08-2016, 10:28 AM
I'd skip Krakow.
Krakow is the absolute worst city in Poland for foreigners.
I would rank Poland:
1) Mid-sized town with a lot of University students.
2) Warsaw
3) Krakow
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09-08-2016, 10:57 AM
I don't know why Pokerbaby is saying that. I bet with you and your mate's stats, plus the fact that school is in full swing during this time, I bet yall would absolutely kill it. Have fun mate and looking forward to the development of this thread.
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09-08-2016, 07:07 PM
Thanks for the tips guys. We don't have a huge budget like slubu did, but we're not extremely strapped for cash either. It was my understanding that Warsaw wasn't great, and Krakow and Wroclaw were the best options in Poland. Krakow seems like a pleasant city.
I'm also hearing conflicting reports of whether Budapest is actually worth spending a month in.
We initially weren't going to do Prague, but maybe it'd be a good time of year (winter) to spend a month there.
Other than that, still really excited about Ukraine and Russia, we'd head over there earlier, but it just seems brutally cold before spring.
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09-08-2016, 07:30 PM
Looking forward to hearing about this trip
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09-14-2016, 01:58 PM
Following this thread as I am anticipating something similar.
Kendrick, just wondering how are you planning to pack? You will need clothes for all the seasons (esp extra clothes for winter), yet moving around with two huge suitcases would be a big hassle.
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09-14-2016, 08:23 PM
Roosh burns all of his clothes prior to changing destinations. Hides all of the pussy juice covered evidence...or something like that.
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09-14-2016, 09:53 PM
Krakow is a great city..just not for game. If anything else besides game is a consideration, then go for it.
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09-26-2016, 12:53 AM
Does anyone have any strong opinion between Krakow and Belgrade?
The sense I got from reading the many threads on the board is that Krakow will be easier at the expense of quality (8+ girls scarce) and that Belgrade has top tier girls that are harder with no ONS culture, with perhaps harder competition from local men (which doesn't really phase me).
Other considerations are members have described Belgrade as a more boring city one might not want to spend a whole month in, whereas Krakow is one of the nicer cities in EE.
Thoughts?
If game was the only consideration I would learn toward higher quality and harder to pull (Belgrade). Maybe I'm selling Polish girls short though.
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09-26-2016, 04:50 PM
If it's your first time in EE, go to Krakow.
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09-29-2016, 10:25 AM
On another note, in what countries is it generally cheapest to buy clothes? Is it cheaper than buying in the States? I typically wear mid-end designer clothes (zara, diesel, etc).
What about electronics? I wanted to buy a canon T5 at some point, should I just buy it here before I go or might I find it cheaper in EE with favorable exchange rates?
Apologies if this has been discussed already, I didn't have much luck searching the forums.
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09-29-2016, 12:34 PM
I'll come out of retirement to comment...
As an old Russia hand by this point, let me say that I'm not big on Peter. I should add I haven't done that much gaming there, but I went out two nights, have done some day gaming, and have been there a total of 5 times. I'd take Moscow over it any day. Granted, I know Moscow well, but Moscow was love at first sight for me. I doubt Peter is that much cheaper than Moscow. If I were you, I'd add a Soviet Central Asian country to the list that ends with "stan", and drop Peter completely. You could save money after spending more time in Moscow by doing a few extra weeks in Ukraine or some time in the Baltics. I like blonde girls, so I would recommend you do the "Baltic sweep".
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09-29-2016, 05:48 PM
Quote: (09-29-2016 12:34 PM)_Cicero Wrote:
As an old Russia hand by this point, let me say that I'm not big on Peter. I should add I haven't done that much gaming there, but I went out two nights, have done some day gaming, and have been there a total of 5 times. I'd take Moscow over it any day. time in the Baltics. I like blonde girls, so I would recommend you do the "Baltic sweep".
I have to second this. Piter is dirtier, seedier, much smaller, and has a lot more tourists.
You'll be grouped in with the sex tourists from Finland and UK.
The higher end "Santa Barbara" club I went to was full of pay4play girls and girls scamming for high-priced champagne purchases. The trashy bars at Dumskaya are...trashy.
Moscow is more isolated, in a good way. The only advantage Piter has is logistics (because it small). You can pretty much walk everywhere whereas in Moscow you'll want to hop around a bit thus you'll need to Uber or taxi.
"...it's the quiet cool...it's for someone who's been through the struggle and come out on the other side smelling like money and pussy."
"put her in the taxi, put her number in the trash can"
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09-29-2016, 06:30 PM
My impression of Belgrade is that the girls like to show off and dress to impress. They would rather spend a lot of money on brand name clothes instead of shopping at H&M. They're also status oriented and as a foreigner you are supposed to act a certain way. Bars and clubs are quite bad for game. It was mostly groups sitting around the tables, dancing with their friends for a short while then back to sitting down some more...The vibe was much different compared to Krakow. Didn't try day game or online game as I only spent there 3 days. I'm not sure what you consider 8+ but if you're thinking of super models in high heels don't get your hopes up unless you speak the local language.
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09-30-2016, 02:55 AM
I like your itinerary. You're choosing to spend at least 3 weeks in most places which gives you a good amount of time to make things work in each place.
If there's a tip I can give, it's to be flexible with your dates, because you might end up liking a place a lot and wanting to stay more. Conversely, a place might not be giving you what you're looking for, and you might want to be moving on quick.