I just notice that the ZP custom has three different power level….soon ，I am gonna build few new customs…I wonder how the other two feel like compare to the standard power level ？could any one share their experiences on this subject ？ thank in advance @AnswerGroup
It might be best to work up to the higher power levels.
For example, perhaps start with the standard custom, then maybe try a Terminus build.
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I’ve ran only the higher power customs so far. I am actually wanting to opt for a regular one, just because the higher power ones need to be treated accordingly in reality for optimal results. Terminus works quickly for me, though my results are always something out of the ordinary, so it takes some experience to navigate. Terminus Squared hits hard too, but again it takes some proper navigation to know what’s going on in your mind and reality.
To my best knowledge, they are written at a much higher density, which means more scripting, so it is more information for the brain to process and integrate. An example comparison is Khan Black, which is said to have upwards of 19,000 words in scripting and has among the most, if not, the most information available in its offering.
The way the higher density programs are presented, they either come in stages to work up to, or under a Black label, for advanced.
Think of customs in a similar, but not same fashion. A higher power program may be what you need, or it may hinder progress.
The less information inputted should ideally mean you may get faster initial results. While expansive harder hitting programs like Terminus, Terminus Squared Customs may add bulk you may or may not need.
And then there is name embedding and QTKS (your own voice). That will make it even more focused on you. So that’s a major advantage.
Assess how you handle dense programs, and multiple subs. Then if you think you want to up the power, go for it.
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OK，thanks，I guess I will just build few variation to test out myself…perhaps I will start with those cores are relatively short and light…what is the difference between the results you get from those subs ？will a terminus/terminus square level subs produce something the standard one never be able to produce or give it enough time，the standard one will do the same…just takes a bit more time to reach ？
again thanks for taking the time to reply me …that helps a lot… 
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yeah，I was intended to build something relatively easy to run with the higher power level…at this point，I am already using sub club products over 4 years now…I had used few custom before…I guess I am experienced enough to try something stronger… 
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What? Really?
First book of Harry Potter has something around 56 000 words
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76,944
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I was so close 
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The book “Artamène ou le Grand Cyrus” is 13.000 pages long and its divided in 10 volumes. I dont picture saint or fire writing that much for a product, it would take years.
I guess he wanted to say 20.000 words, but anyways hes still not providing any evidence for his claims.
So Khan Black has 20,000 pages. 250 words per page, aka 5 million words.
That’s almost as long as Harry Potter book 7!
(This is all very sarcastic I 100% do not think KB has 20,000 words. Back in the Q days, the number of pages that was in the script was posted on the sales page, and Emperor as a “massive” script had somewhere between 50-200…. I think 100 pages.)
Lol… 13.000 pages is about 2,100,000 words, for the book I quoted.
You are almost there for the longest book ever award.
I read that on the phone so I mistaken pages for words.
I am gonna go to the corner and will pour ash over my head.
If you’ve never built a custom before, do it in regular power level. The higher power levels are for the experimenters and more experienced users.
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Correction, hahahaha me spreading misinformation hahahahaha. 19,000 words is still a lot for a program.