@SaintSovereign I want to (politely, of course) ask if you could discuss this in a little more depth? 
I submitted a Q&A about Terminus titles a few weeks back here, I’ve also submitted a ticket to support, and then followed up on their reply with another ticket, but I’m still pretty baffled as to the benefits of Terminus titles?
So, I get that they have a higher ‘information density’.
But this leaves me with two questions:
- But if we consider the listening protocol for a standard ZP title (custom or name-embedded), where we can listen to (e.g.) 30s, 1m, 3m, 7m, 15m loops, does that mean for a Terminus title, if it has double the information density (e.g. ‘instructions per second’) then the standard listening protocol above has all the times halved (and quartered for Terminus Squared)?
And if not (or even if that’s true), is that it?
Are there other things? I feel there must be, otherwise, I don’t really get what the purpose of it is.
2) Also, how has the functionality of the Terminus format, or its effectiveness or ease of use etc been altered by the latest anti-recon and adaptive scripting technology? (if at all)
And one thing I’m confident of by now is that SubClub do not make redundant tech or release things to their customer without purpose 
I feel I’m missing something (or some things) here, but I don’t know what! Can you help? 
Even if I may (or may not) be ready for a Terminus title now, at some point later, I should be, so it would be good to know 