Post: #1

Good Evening.

Like many people here, I use online dating websites to seek out girls (i.e ThaiFriendly, OKCupid and Plenty of Fish)

Whilst these sites should never form the basis of a man's game, they do often lead to very easy bangs. In addition, they require no physical effort.

Hungover on a Sunday afternoon? No problem! open up OKCupid, spam the same message to fifty girls and then have a nap. In an hour, you'll have 25 messages. Wake up, spam again, take another nap. By the evening you'll have some prospects for the upcoming week. Simple stuff.

Now, recently there have been mobile phone-based dating apps popping up: I.e Tinder (For those in America) and Skout (For those in Asia). These apps don't use a website.

I hate these apps. Why? They're too fucking slow.

For Skout, I have to scroll down on the screen to chose a girl, tap on her photo, type out the message with my finger, press send, tap 'back', scroll down again, tap on another girl, then type out the same bloody thing again.

NOW, your phone may be one of those trendy new ones with a copy and paste feature, but if she messages back you still have to reply using your crappy touch-screen phone, which is WAY slower than typing on a laptop.

All-in-all it's an arduous process and I'd much rather just go out to a club instead. Dating apps are meant to be for when I'm feeling lazy.

BUT, there's a solution! Huzzah!

http://www.bluestacks.com/

It's basically a phone that works on your laptop. Download this, then download Skout or Tinder onto it.

Success! Now you can CTRL+V all your favourite one-liners as easily as you do on OK Cupid. Then when she messages back, you can use your laptop keyboard rather than bashing your phone screen and going insane!

In addition, if you're too much of a stingy bugger to purchase a smartphone, you can now use Skout/Line/Tinder/WhatsApp/Snapchat from your computer and continue to get girls wet with your Noka 3410 :-D

Post: #2

Good info!

Is the store in the program both for Iphones ( Istore) and Androids ( App store)? Or is it only for Android seeing as the name is '' App store''?

Post: #3

Both

This doesn't link to your phone in any way. You could have no phone and message girls on Skout and Kakao Talk

It's basically just a phone, but you control it from your laptop.

(Though for some apps you need a phone number to confirm your details. But you could have a phone from 1997 and it would work)

Post: #4

(02-12-2014 01:38 AM)LeightonBlackstock Wrote:  Both

This doesn't link to your phone in any way. You could have no phone and message girls on Skout and Kakao Talk

It's basically just a phone, but you control it from your laptop.

(Though for some apps you need a phone number to confirm your details. But you could have a phone from 1997 and it would work)

I have been trying to get some apps but it keeps redirecting me to Amazon account settings... Asking me to provide adress, card number etc. Am I doing something wrong?

Post: #5

(02-12-2014 12:48 PM)Halmark Wrote:  I have been trying to get some apps but it keeps redirecting me to Amazon account settings... Asking me to provide adress, card number etc. Am I doing something wrong?

Haha, what are you doing Halmark?

On mine, you click the 'My Apps' tab. Search for whatever app you want, i.e 'Skout'.

It'll take you to a google play store website. There you can download pretty much any major App for free

I think you have to type in your email details for a google account but that's all. Never any money, I'm APPsolutely sure of that.

Post: #6

So for apps that depend on GPS location, how does this work if you're using it on a computer?

Post: #7

(02-18-2014 12:20 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  So for apps that depend on GPS location, how does this work if you're using it on a computer?

I'm really terrible with technology, so please excuse my poor explanation:

Skout depends on GPS location, so let's talk about this App:

With Skout, I have it on my Samsung smartphone AND on Bluestacks.

So, if I turn on my phone and go on Skout, it'll automatically update Skout's current location to Bangkok, via the GPS updating system on the phone.

Providing I use the same account on each device, then I can open up Skout on Bluestacks a minute later and it will also show my current location as Bangkok. From then on, I don't have to re-open Skout on my phone EVER AGAIN, unless I change location.

IF I didn't open Skout on my phone first to update the GPS location, then I it would still show my current location as Taipei (i.e where I lived before, and where I last used Skout on Bluestacks).

So in summary, you usually need to go on your phone to allow a GPS update. Make sure you use the same email/number when you make an account on the app on Bluestacks

Or you might be able to manually change your location on Bluestacks if the App allows you to do that.

Post: #8

Will try this on Skout

Post: #9

I've installed Bluestacks in order to use Tinder, left my tablet in a friend's car and won't see it for a few days.

Anyway, I first set up my Fake GPS location then I go into Tinder and try the "Sign in with Facebook" I get a black screen.

I was wondering if anyone could help a brother out?

Edit: I've installed Youwave's free trial, 10 days , it works all right.
Bluestacks can suck my left one.

Post: #10

If you install this on your laptop are you still able to access the same account as your phone Tinder app? I.e. do you keep your pictures and current matches? Don't really want to go through the effort of making a new account since this is already synced to facebook.

Post: #11

Cool advise!

For line there is also a regular computer version available by the way.

How is the talent on skout in Bangkok? Even tinder is pretty cool for girls in BKK, just too many western girls. Most of the Thaifriendly-Sluts seems to be there as well while Tinder has much more classy thai girls. You just need really good pictures, otherwise everybody with a bit of game or social skills can score much better girls offline than with apps like Tinder.

Post: #12

Just got these sent to me app and website - supposed to be a Tinder style app but for those who want to bang without the tinder two steps forward and one step back and forth...

Website:
https://www.triptogether.com/travellers/


and;

App:
Sinners and Saints
A Dating App That Knows What You Want
Gabriel García Márquez was a great man. He said a lot of great things. Like:

“All human beings have three lives: public, private and secret.”

He probably wasn’t talking about this app. But you never know...

It’s Heavenly Sinful, a new app that helps you neatly divide the dating pool into commitment-worthy, one-night-stand-worthy and other, available now for iPhone.

Think of this as a more specialized Tinder. Just like Tinder, you go through interested parties and swipe to indicate your level of interest. Unlike Tinder, you start by indicating your own interest, also through a convenient swiping system. (Swiping: it just works.)

Anyway: swipe up (“Heavenly”) if you’re looking for a serious relationship; swipe down (“Sinful”) if you’re looking for an I-have-a-room-at-the-Liberty-Hotel-tonight type of relationship. Next, there’s a map of sinful and heavenly types nearby. You’ll swipe north or south to peruse partners with similar end goals, and left for a Tinder-style “pass.”

Once a mutual match is forged, you can start a conversation without the awkward “Would you like to get Italian or just come over to my place right now” phase. And you can also send voice or video messages to propel your charm offensive.

No way those might be awkward.

Note: Heavenly Sinful, available now for iPhone

Would like to know how the app works on these new smart phone emulator PC programs?

Any feedback appreciated...

Post: #13

(04-20-2014 10:08 AM)Jestx Wrote:  If you install this on your laptop are you still able to access the same account as your phone Tinder app? I.e. do you keep your pictures and current matches? Don't really want to go through the effort of making a new account since this is already synced to facebook.

I use the same account. Only downside I'm having is that it goes straight to the finding people in your area screen, which I can't get out of and it won't find people unless I get a match or a message.

Post: #14

does this work in europe?

Post: #15

I tried to get Bluestacks to work properly for over an hour but no luck, tinder would give me an unsolveable error message. I dug deeper and found another mac/pc app Genymotion, which works perfectly and is much faster and less buggy. It looks much nicer, didn't install adware on my computer and the cherry on top - it has a GPS locator built right in. Super easy to use so far, and the website has a proper guide and faq unlike the bluestacks site which tells you nothing.

We'll see what successes come of tinder via Genymotion.

On a side note I was banned from skout, I presume for signing in on multiple devices? I guess I'll just have to open a new account now

Post: #16

This has worked great so far, could be extremely useful when deciding on where to travel in the future - set your location somewhere you're interested in, swipe right on a bunch of profiles and wait for some matches. Do this for a few locations and see where you're best received. I tried this and received a few matches and even messages from HBs in places I'm not going anytime soon.

The GPS defualts to Dalvik, Iceland, which by the looks of it has some high quality 18-21s in its vicinity. Little use for game given the low quantity, unless you could get them down to Reykjavik, but it makes the time spent trying to get tinder to work more pleasant for sure

FYI, "Dalvik is the process virtual machine (VM) in Google's Android operating system, which, specifically, executes applications written for Android."

Bonus Danish Tinder HB

Post: #17

This worth hacking with?

Post: #18

Is there a way to run Iphone apps on a PC?

Post: #19

Have downloaded BlueStacks but all I get is error retrieving from server. Anyone tried this?

Post: #20

Currently using Bluestacks and having no problems. I'm using an old-ish laptop with Windows XP.

Post: #21

Trying to use Genymotion but the search function doesn't work... I've set the GPS to where I am.
Any tips?