Post: #1

I haven't been to all of these cities, so a lot of information comes from second hand resources and research. Some of my rankings will probably be controversial, and i am curious to hear others thoughts.
Las Vegas NV
New York City NY
Miami FL
Los Angeles CAl
Santa Monica CA
New Orleans LA
Scottsdale AZ
Chicago IL
Dallas TX
Tempe AZ
San Diego CA
Santa Barbara CA
Philadelphia PA
Nashville TN
Honolulu HI
Austin TX
Atlanta GA
Minneapolis MN
Boston MA
Houston TX
Tampa FL
OrlandoFL
Tallahassee Fl
Denver CO
Oxford MS
Athens GA
Raleigh NC
Madison WI
Bloomington IN
Phoenix AZ
Tuscaloosa AL
Knoxville TN
Cincinnati OH
Charleston SC
Louisville KY
Fort Lauderdale FL
Sarasota FL
St. Petersburg FL
Columbus OH
Charlotte NC
San Antonio TX
Fort Worth TX
Key West FL
Atlantic City NJ
Eugene OR
Lexington KY
Memphis TN
Durham NC
Ann Arbor MI
Pittsburgh PA
Lincoln NE
Gainesville FL
Palm Beach FL
Anaheim CA
Corpus Christi TX
Baltimore MD
Columbia SC
Baton Rouge LA
Hoboken NJ
Jersey City NJ
San Francisco CA
Providence RI
Portland OR
St. Paul MN
Seattle WA
Washington DC
Indianapolis IN
Virginia Beach VA
Syracuse NY
Morgantown WV
Boulder CO
Santa Cruz CA
Greensboro NC
Cambridge MA
Santa Ana CA
Kansas City MO
San Jose CA
St. Louis MO
Tucson AZ
Oakland CA
Richmond VA
Sacramento CA
Buffalo NY
Burlington VT
Long Beach CA
Salt Lake City UT
Milwaukee WI
Cleveland OH
Oklahoma City Ok
Omaha NE
Boise ID
Reno NV
Little Rock AR
Palm Springs CA
Colorado Springs CO
Grand Rapids MI
El Paso TX
Detroit MI
Birmingham AL
Albuquerque NM
Des Moines IA
Hartford CT
Norfolk VA
Chattanooga TN
Sabannah GA
Jacksonville FL
Portland ME
Spokane WA
Newport RI
Tulsa OK
Wichita KS
Shreveport LA
Bozeman MT
Riverside CA
Albany NY
New Haven CT
Dayton OH
Asheville NC
Newark NJ
Rochester NY
Manchester NH
Fargo ND
Sioux Falls SD
Jackson MS
Flagstaff AZ
Anchorage AK
Fort Wayne IN
Fresno CA
Scranton PA
Santa Fe NM
Jackson WY
Wilmington DE
Bakersfield CA
Stockton CA
Toledo OH

Post: #2

my top 3:

Little Rock
Fort Wayne
Tulsa

Post: #3

You missed Lubbock, TX. It's the new hot, hip, up and coming place to be.

Post: #4

You left off Camden, NJ. Awesome city. Cheap place to buy Thunderbird!!!

Post: #5

Rankings for... what? Based on what criteria?

Post: #6

(09-27-2018 10:15 PM)corsega Wrote:  Rankings for... what? Based on what criteria?

The rankings are for game, and the factors are venues, quality of women, quanity of women, and success rate. Price is not factored in.

Post: #7

(09-27-2018 06:50 PM)USplayer642 Wrote:  I haven't been to all of these cities, so a lot of information comes from second hand resources and research. Some of my rankings will probably be controversial, and i am curious to hear others thoughts. ...

Thanks for posting.

Quick question, are all these cities good for game (in which Toledo is good, but not quite as good as the rest)?

Or, is the last on the list "Toledo, OH" the worst town in America for gaming women?

Post: #8

It is a ranking of all major cities, as well as some of the best college towns. Their are definitely towns not on the list that are better than Toledo, i just tried to rank places considered notable, and included one from every state. Their are definitely towns worse than Toledo, but it is not good.

Post: #9

Best city in United States is Manhattan, New York. Rest is average or terrible.

Post: #10

(09-30-2018 06:08 AM)USplayer642 Wrote:  It is a ranking of all major cities, as well as some of the best college towns. Their are definitely towns not on the list that are better than Toledo, i just tried to rank places considered notable, and included one from every state. Their are definitely towns worse than Toledo, but it is not good.

Thanks... OK, so Toledo is bad.

You put Las Vegas at the top.. Pls can you say why you rate it so highly?
... I am not from the States so I am really interested to know more about these places.

Post: #11

It seems like you just pull a random list of cities from an article or database and pasted them here. There's no point in discussing cities from "second hand info", that's busting a MiXX right there, or is it Dash?

Tulsa is small af, not sure how people deal with living outside the 5 biggest metro areas of the US.

Post: #12

In no particular order here is every big city I can think of.

Post: #13

(09-27-2018 06:50 PM)USplayer642 Wrote:  Some of my rankings will probably be controversial, and i am curious to hear others thoughts.

As you mentioned rankings I was hoping that the top of the list would be the best. Can you place some of them in a shorter list based on your own experience?

Post: #14

Junk thread.

Post: #15

Oxnard California. City slogan: "More Than Just a Pretty Name."

Just use this city ranking in reverse:

Most Gay Friendly Cities

Post: #16

Are we talking daygame, nightgame, or both?

Post: #17

Las Vegas has tourists from nearly everywhere, there is an endless amount of good venues, and it is the easiest city in the world to pull.

Post: #18

(09-30-2018 08:28 PM)GoingHAM20 Wrote:  Are we talking daygame, nightgame, or both?

It factors in both.

Post: #19

So you want an in depth overview of 100 cities?

and you have no particular interest that would help guide that decision? Like reliable public transport? Great social sports scene? Littany of roof top bars? Low COL with long term upside?

I have an idea, go to your local sports goods store. Buy some darts and a dart board. Go to the Post Office. Buy a Map. Hang that map on a wall. Open dart package. Take dart in hand and throw it at the map. Go to the city thats closest to the dart. Live life. Figure out what you like. Come back after that.

Post: #20

(10-01-2018 05:02 AM)USplayer642 Wrote:  It factors in both.

@USplayer642, I can't send a PM yet. My account may be too new.

Post: #21

3rd place : Miami
2nd place : Manhattan
Winner: Zanesville, Ohio