Post: #1

Africa, the last mystery.

Even on this forum, Data Sheets on many countries are still rare or sometimes contraindicating. Some places never have been discussed so far and comparing African countries with each other is difficult. More reliable information is what is needed.

Therefore, I want to start a community project and fill the blank spots. At least on a macrolevel. The following spreadsheet shall be the heart of this effort.


>> Africa - RVF Community Project <<


This Community Project has the target to make African countries comparable on the macrolevel. Of course, the situation in the respective countries can vary from province to province significantly. To simplify the process and make the various countries comparable, we will only focus on a country's tier-1 cities. For example when talking about South Africa, we include both Cape Town and Johannesburg in our ratings. In Algeria, we just talk about Algiers.


As you can see from the spreadsheet, countries are rated in 6 categories. The final value is calculated as an average of all inputs. Rating goes 1 to 5, with 1 being worst and 5 best.

• Attractiveness: based on https://www.targetmap.com/viewer.aspx?reportId=32066
• Easiness: based on https://www.targetmap.com/viewer.aspx?reportId=19491
• Fun-Factor: General friendliness, Culture, Activities, likelihood to get invited, Festivals, Nightlife
• Safety: Risk of being robbed, kidnapped, getting a serious disease
• Development: Infrastructure, Economy, Public Transport, Public spaces
• Environment: Air quality, Pollution, Climate, Vegetation, Smell
  

Now it's time to call all African veterans out there. We need as much data as possible to complete the spreadsheet and paint an accurate picture of Africa. For this, please fill out the template in the 2nd post of this thread and I will add your data. There are some minimum requirements to assure quality and consistency.
1.) Visited at least 2 African countries
2.) A minimum stay of 2 weeks per country
3.) Data not older than 4 years

I'm looking forward for a lot of participation.

Post: #2

Country Name:

Attractiveness:
Easiness:
Fun-Factor:
Safety:
Development:
Environment:

Data Sheet:

Post: #3

Good idea, I'll think about my contribution.

Post: #4

Namibia

Attractiveness:

Meh White girls,
Hot African girls
Opposite of SA

Data Sheet:

There is a desert there. Its fucking beautiful. Google Deadlvei.

People live there, some with bars on the windows and a lot of security, some without.

I ate some Zebra for the first time here. Prefer cows.

Oo and yea there were some chicks on Tinder.

The end.

Post: #5

(08-24-2018 09:16 PM)godzilla Wrote:  Namibia

Attractiveness:

Meh White girls,
Hot African girls
Opposite of SA

Data Sheet:

There is a desert there. Its fucking beautiful. Google Deadlvei.

People live there, some with bars on the windows and a lot of security, some without.

I ate some Zebra for the first time here. Prefer cows.

Oo and yea there were some chicks on Tinder.

The end.

I'm confused. Have you actually been there?
If so, it would be nice if you could rate the country (1st tier cities), so I can add your data to the spreadsheet.

Something like this:

Quote:Country Name: Kenya

Attractiveness: 4
Easiness: 2
Fun-Factor: 5
Safety: 1
Development: 1
Environment: 5

Data Sheet: *link* <- just optional

Post: #6

Country Name: Ghana

Attractiveness: 4
Easiness: 5
Fun-Factor: 3
Safety: 2
Development: 3
Environment: 2

Data Sheet: /thread-44909...ight=accra

Post: #7

I just got back from 10 days in Nairobi. Long story short, I got 7 lays in 10 days mostly through tinder. I banged a stunning Ethiopian and Somali chick within the first two days.

I will drop a data sheet very soon (this evening or tomorrow)

Also, I did 1 night in Addis Ababa and went clubbing.. the quality was just awesome..and my tinder was popping off but 1 night isn't enough lol. I am planning a longer trip (2 weeks) to Addis next summer.

Post: #8

The problem with Africa is that's a pay for play continent, raised eyebrows for anyone who slays there

Post: #9

(08-25-2018 09:33 AM)Henny Wrote:  The problem with Africa is that's a pay for play continent, raised eyebrows for anyone who slays there

What makes you say that? Have you gamed in any African countries?

Post: #10

(08-25-2018 09:27 AM)khalidkcl Wrote:  I just got back from 10 days in Nairobi. Long story short, I got 7 lays in 10 days mostly through tinder. I banged a stunning Ethiopian and Somali chick within the first two days.

I will drop a data sheet very soon (this evening or tomorrow)

Also, I did 1 night in Addis Ababa and went clubbing.. the quality was just awesome..and my tinder was popping off but 1 night isn't enough lol. I am planning a longer trip (2 weeks) to Addis next summer.

10 days are a bit short.
Nevertheless, could you rate the country / city by using the template above?

Post: #11

10 days is short... but i have experienced a lot in that time.. I barely spent any time in the apartment.

I've dropped a data sheet an hour ago.

I'm going back again as it was a blast minus one incident lol.

Post: #12

(08-25-2018 09:33 AM)Henny Wrote:  The problem with Africa is that's a pay for play continent, raised eyebrows for anyone who slays there

Not at all if you're decently attractive and have some game.
TBH getting black pussy in South Africa or Kenya as a foreigner is so easy I can't believe anyone would pay for it.

I would say the main exceptions are Muslim regions - like Zanzibar in tanzania. I was there for 2 weeks and the chances of you hooking up with a local muslim girl are basically 0%

Post: #13

@OP what's up bro, good idea here. I think it will be tricky to get solid data here in spreadsheet form but we def need something like this. Basically like NomadList but for red pillers like us.

It is pretty hard to put a number to something like "fun factor" or safety though. e.g. its all relative to someone's experience. For example - coming from the EU, Kenya may seem like a dodgy place, but within the context of africa it would actually be a 5/5 in safety department. Tough to tell that from just a number, but I agree it's a start.

Speaking of africa, I should probably post a Nairobi data sheet soon.

Post: #14

Is it going to be a datasheet about the continent in one thread?

Post: #15

(09-01-2018 10:39 AM)Lowkey Wrote:  Is it going to be a datasheet about the continent in one thread?

I hope not. Each country should be done separately, IMO.

Props to OP.

I hope I will be able to contribute with my experience one day, as I have a huge desire to visit a non Muslim African country in 2019.

Post: #16

Africa is a goldmine waiting to be discovered. From the 18th to the mid 19th century, it was known as the Dark Continent, unknown and unexplored. A few like Park, Caillié, Clapperton, Denham, Livingston, Speke and Barth had ventured into its interior and documented the people and physical geography of wherever they travelled, meticulously noting everything they saw. However Africa still remained a mystery to outsiders.

Fast forward from 1858 to 2018 and Africa is still as unexplored in terms of poosy as it was back then. Yes a few have gone off the beaten track and ventured inland to places like Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria and Ethiopia but whole swathes of the continent remain unexplored.

Personally speaking, West Africa, in particular the Christian states, offer the best investment in terms of women (big arses, tits, DTF and WGF). Any country lying within the realm of the Gulf of Guinea (Cote d'Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, southern Nigeria, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon and Congo-Brazzaville) would be worth a look. It would be a bit rough but the adventures would be off the scale. If you did Western Africa and managed to come out unscathed, you would have a bestseller on your hands.

Some of the Portuguese places like Cape Verde, Sao Tome and Principe and Mozambique would also be worth checking out. What say you Rocha?

Post: #17

My friend who went to Madagascar told me that girls were hiding in the bushes waiting to jump on his dick - no joke. Still, Africa is not on my radar due to safety and disease. If I want to fcuk black women there are plenty of them in other countries in a safer environment.

Post: #18

Perhaps for better context, people should include a line or two about each metric when posting.
Otherwise, with only raw numbers, this won't offer too much value.

Obviously, the explanations won't be in the spreadsheet, but at least for the benefit of the thread itself.
I'll post mine later.

Post: #19

(09-01-2018 10:36 AM)TwinTurbo Wrote:  .
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It is pretty hard to put a number to something like "fun factor" or safety though. e.g. its all relative to someone's experience. For example - coming from the EU, Kenya may seem like a dodgy place, but within the context of africa it would actually be a 5/5 in safety department. Tough to tell that from just a number, but I agree it's a start.

Yeah, I think we should compare African countries with each other or at least not with the best in class for each category. For example, security wise Japan is a clear 5 and everything compared with Japan would be a 0. Even other developed countries.

I don't know, just post what you feel is right. Forum members here have different backgrounds and experiences. With a large enough number of contributions we will finally get to the real value (averages).

Post: #20

(09-04-2018 03:58 PM)Wander Wrote:  My friend who went to Madagascar told me that girls were hiding in the bushes waiting to jump on his dick - no joke. Still, Africa is not on my radar due to safety and disease. If I want to fcuk black women there are plenty of them in other countries in a safer environment.

WTF??!

Post: #21

(09-01-2018 10:39 AM)Lowkey Wrote:  Is it going to be a datasheet about the continent in one thread?

This thread aims to give a very basic overview of Africa by comparing African countries in different categories.

The aim is to develop the spreadsheet into the orientation point on RVF for Africa.

Post: #22

push

Don't we have enough intel to make this work?

Post: #23

I been following this guy for some time. (Andy Lee Graham) He seems to have extensive experience travelling in Africa, (and the world) and has good intel on women, safety, travel economy/housing etc. Seems to be a red-pill guy also. Recommended channel!