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A '''direct opener''' states interest up front: "I thought you were cute, I wanted to say hi." It is the spoken form of [[direct game]]. [[Chase Amante]] makes this the default once a student can say hello; Mystery treated it as optional and sometimes high-risk in clubs.Failure mode: [[spam approaching]] / neo-direct — the same sentence fired at everyone with no [[calibration]].
A '''direct opener''' states interest up front: "I thought you were cute, I wanted to say hi." It is the spoken form of [[direct game]]. A common later default once a student can say hello; Mystery treated it as optional and sometimes high-risk in clubs. Failure mode: [[spam approaching]] / neo-direct — the same sentence fired at everyone with no [[calibration]].


== See also ==
== See also ==
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* [[Spam approaching]]
* [[Spam approaching]]
* [[Newbie assignment]]
* [[Newbie assignment]]
== References ==
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[[Category:Pickup artist terminology]]
[[Category:Pickup artist terminology]]

Latest revision as of 09:44, 1 October 2026

Direct opener
Field Pickup
Also known as direct open
Origin later pickup default; older as 'super direct'
Related Direct game; Opener (pickup); Statement of intent

A direct opener states interest up front: "I thought you were cute, I wanted to say hi." It is the spoken form of direct game. A common later default once a student can say hello; Mystery treated it as optional and sometimes high-risk in clubs. Failure mode: spam approaching / neo-direct — the same sentence fired at everyone with no calibration.

See also