The last couple months testing Chosen stacks have been a journey in themselves.
Wanted Black is a title that demands respect — it’s simply too intense to stack. Stacking it with Chosen felt like a revelation at first, but over time it began to blur something in how I saw myself. The self-image complications weren’t worth it, so I let Wanted Black go and kept Chosen as my anchor.
From there, something in me said go back to the foundation — Wanted OG and Chosen, the original pairing. The moment that stack came together, everything settled. Like a Rubik’s cube snapping into place. The confidence, the inner balance, the sense of just being right in your own skin — it was one of those rare moments where you feel genuinely whole again.
What took time to understand was why either title alone left something missing. Running them separately long enough made it clear — they’re two halves of the same truth. Together, they don’t just work. They feel complete.
There’s one thing I’d love to see added to the platform — OG Name Embeds with dual cores. Right now that doesn’t exist, but it should. An Originals section in the customs catalog would be a gift to this community, the same way retro libraries on Xbox and PlayStation let you return to the titles that shaped you.
Currently running Chosen OG alongside New Wanted — and the contrast is impossible to ignore. Chosen feels like a candle standing next to the sun. New Wanted carries so much power that once a week is the ceiling; push beyond that and the intensity becomes its own obstacle.
My instinct says this the New Chosen will run deep — structured a lot like Summertime, with wealth scripting built into its foundation. And after feeling what the new technology is capable of, one thing is clear: Chosen OG has earned its upgrade. 
