Sure, if you’ve used the Major Titles that corresponds to those cores and found success. Or at least, that’s the INTENDED use. The experimental usage (and most common) is people using it to skirt the rule. And that’s fine – just make sure your stack is tight, that you’ve selected titles and cores that are synergistic in a way you can actually express on some level.
Adaptive scripting is going to help with a lot of this, given that the script will help you generate results at your level immediately, and those results gradually start building up until the next thing you know, you are not expressing R.I.C.H. Trader, you ARE a rich trader.
As we walk through the wonder, heading down the road to Zero Point Union, planning and progressive work is going to instrumental to an individual’s success. Those who embrace the idea of repeatable, testable results will find incredible success. This is the year of results. We’re going to add material to support and the instructions that discusses how to extract KPI (key performance indicators) from the copy that you can empirically test your results again, inspired by what we’ve seen multiple people do here.
While we’re not going to include them with every title (those KPIs would be more generic, not applicable to everyone), we will play around with some prompts in the popular AI suites and provide guidance on how to develop them. For example, I would only start with around 10 KPIs, unique to your life circumstances. Too many and you won’t see progress through the noise. Too little and you may miss growth opportunities. I’d take every feature in a script and create a KPI linked to it and then chart growth with that. Then expand into monetary goals and the such. But it’ll be up to you.
The point of all this is measurable and provable growth, which allows an individual to make better decisions about the titles they use and the customs they make. If you’re an overthinker (and I’m speaking to everyone here), I urge you to consider going off of vibe at first. You should know if a title inherently fits you just from the copy. If it doesn’t, recognize that a draw to that title may just be an exploration of those themes that will lead to something greater later.
We’ve seen this in action, people running Wanted Black and then realizing that Wanted: Dream Boy fits them better – and this has also happened in reverse. People using WDB and then realizing that WB is their vibe.
That isn’t wasted time. You’ve explored parts of your life, your mind, how you relate to romance and came closer to finding your own Zero Point. And this can be empirically tracked as well. So ultimately, with Zero Point Union, concepts like density and the such (while I know it appeals to the min / maxers here – who we appreciate) become less important – and what becomes more important is the journey itself, especially if one adopts the mentality that there are “no wasted opportunities” when choosing a title.
Rambled a bit, but:
1: Yes. That would fit what I was talking about. Complementary is fine. We’re trying to caution against kitchensink customs, trying to cover too much material at once. They will still work, but results will take longer to emerge.
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Emperor C&C and the adaptive scripting does alleviate this quite a bit, but I would still use caution as there’s only 2 titles with adaptive scripting, and while we are confident in how effective it is, we are still unsure of how it would perform if you make a kitchensink custom.
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Again – it’s about your ability to express this. If you’ve read the copy, reviews and experiences and are confident that fits you, go ahead. If not, test them in a Major Title stack first to see how it feels.
