Regarding the new rules this would be abusing the system and would require a regular custom+ atleast 3 Modules. Though Customs with less than 10 Modules total require a support ticket first, what I have read, most of them are buildable.
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Ah I dont want the hassle of looking for modules and stuff, I really just want all the modules and stuff included in Stark Black, Its impossible to tell which modules are in Stark Black.
GLM:Commander is a sub ive always wanted to add to my stack
what about WANTED Black + GLM? Can we do that? GLM was originally a stacking module
Which is better
Wanted + Synergy: Perfection Manifestation
or
Wanted + Synergy: Secrets of Seduction
?
You can’t have two major title cores.
I don’t remember if there is a regular GLM module, but if there is, then that would work fine.
I did not realize that you were so intimately familiar with the costs of running this company. If you see no value in name embedding, just use the major title.
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Even IF the company profited 100% off this (which I imagine they don’t, but awesome if they do promoting value and others’ success gives access to you/one doing the same, in my opinion), I think a customized personal title of these calibers for a C-note is a great deal. Other producers would and do charge $100+ for store titles of lesser caliber that have no name embedding
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Would ZPT or ZPQ be okay to use with MDFY: Now and a focussed sub like PN or RotNW?
Yeah. A judging the price policy of SC mustn’t be even the last thing in human’s mind.
Dragon Reborn Red Stage 4+I am ATMAN Synergy for free plus name embedding seems like a pretty sweet deal to me if you’ve already run through the prior stages.
One can run this for as long as one wants, it’ll be great for blasting through self-imposed limitations and trauma and social conditioning(which we need time to remove and deal with, so lots to chew on), and could really help get one to a deeper level of self-realization and thereby massively increase one’s flow factor and integrity. All for $99 total.
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First: amazing milestone, congrats to Saint and Fire
What do you guys think about Khan1 or Khan2 with the module Divine self-image?
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Fair point. Now looking for ideas on a module to stack with Wanted Black.
@SaintSovereign @Fire I know you guys are busy, but can you please answer this question? I know we can only select 1 core as you’ve stated, but NSE Cores aren’t available as Major Titles so clearing up this confusion would help as I too would like to add an NSE Core as a module to my Main Store title. Thank you.
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@SaintSovereign and I discussed this today, and we’ve decided to allow NSE cores for the module field in name embedded majors.
They are a sort of middle-way between cores and modules - bit bigger than modules, smaller than cores.
We’ve also noticed people have picked up on the ability to create very interesting major combinations (such as using MDFY) - so to encourage this, yes, you can now use NSE in the module field.
Please remember however, NSE is going to change the execution of the major title.
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For clarity here, in what way does the NSE primarily change the execution? Thinking of adding the NWE or NStatusE to House of Medicci.
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This was simply my subjective opinion based on the value it has for me which is close to none since I already get all the results I could wish for from the major title without name embedded, this is why I was expecting a very low fee for this, but again I am aware that it has to be built through the same channel as a regular custom which seems to have a fixed pricing.
Emperor + a wealth module major title with name embed. $99.
You use it for a year. Not including washouts that’s about 240 days. That’s .41 cents per use, if you use it once a day. You develop skills that improves your career and get a $10k raise, and attribute part of your success to the skills you developed on the title. That’s a profit percentage of 10,001%.
Profit = Selling Price − Cost Price =10000 − 99 = 9901
Profit % = (Profit / Cost Price) × 100
Profit % = (9901 / 99) × 100 ≈ 100.0101 × 100 ≈ 10001%
And that’s only if you get benefits from it for a single year. If you continue to use the product on and off over future years and earn even more money, that percentage against your initial investment increases even higher.
You said that you already get benefits from a major title, which you paid $34.99 for (probably less, due to SubClub Elites) and have received value.
If anything, our products are UNDERPRICED – so much that people have attempted to use that as an argument for foul play, rather than the more obvious answer that we stated: the product is early access. If you’re a gamer, you already know the backlash that occurs when a company puts a game on early access at higher prices and the such. So many companies are releasing titles on Steam’s Early Access program at very high prices and then using that as an excuse to never finish the game. We chose to reward those who helped us come up with ideas with sustainable, fair pricing.
“Value” is subjective. We base our prices on mathematics, similar to what you see above, along with a bit of “adding additional value” to whatever we’re selling – in this case, the extra free module with NO NEED to license either the module or the core. You just choose what you want and do your thing.
$99 is not overpriced. If we allowed single modules with the other service, you’d first have to license the core and the module, adding up to $29.98 + the build at $99. That’s $128.98. Thus, this service is actually CHEAPER than creating a one module custom.
Another company in an adjunct space to subliminal audio was selling pictures, sigils, “charged necklaces” from Teespring (a print on demand company) for $1k - $10000k. Not taking a shot at them, but we’re trying to illustrate the differences in prices. If people want to pay for that, that’s on them, we have no objection nor do we care.
But to claim that this is “overpriced” for what’s essentially a bespoke product, customized to precision and supported by the community and the company is – in my opinion – a falsity when subjective to rational analysis rather than emotional.
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I’m planning to do just that. I used Emperor quite successfully long term and now I want to switch to a name embedded Emperor, but I’m not sure which module would be the best for this?
Is there some module that’s recommended for someone who plans to run it longterm (1 year or even more), regardless of the major title? Looking at the modules, MDFY: Freedom looks like it. Or maybe New Result Enhancing Experience Core? I’m curious if there are other suggestions.
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Adding some perspective to this:
You want to learn a musical instrument. But teachers charge a good 50-70€ per hour for a lesson.
You want to heal, but therapists/psychatrists charge ungodly amounts for a talk that doesn’t go straight to your subconscious and may or may not help you. If you go with the new age/spiritual healing route, last time I checked, most of the “retreats” cost hundreds if not thousands of euros. And the benefit is hard to measure and may not last.
Now compare this to
Custom Limitless+RAIVOV(or some other module that helps with learning skills) while you learn your instrument on your own time, and you’ll never be charged on an hourly basis. All you need is an internet connection.
Same with Dragon Reborn+some supporting module that helps focus on something you consider important or heals you even more deeply. Can run it forever.
I am poor, but I consider that a good deal.
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I get it, it’s your business your pricing I’m not arguing there, I know how generous you are with your products and I’m grateful for it, take is as a compliment that your base products are so bomb that some people might see no value in paying for extra features, isn’t this sort of the end goal anyway, the realization of one’s potential, finding your own power, freedom and sovereignty and ending the mad chase for constant help from the outside, it’s my end goal anyway.
Cheers and good job on expanding and creating new ways for people to access personal empowerment.
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