Opinions on the New Custom

Questions and Comments
#1

Hello,

I am planning on adding Hero: Light that binds to my upcoming custom. I would love to hear what you guys (especially our founders) think on which modules that I can remove from my existing modules.

My current custom:
Quantum Limitless ST4 Core × 1 $14.99

Sex & Seduction X Core × 1 $14.99

Primal Seduction Core × 1 $14.99

WANTED Black Core × 1 $14.99

Alexandria × 1 $14.99

Genesis: Joy and Happiness

Synergy: Winner Overdrive × 1 $14.99

Synergy: Secrets of Seduction × 1 $14.99

Synergy: Wisdom of the Ages × 1

Genesis: Mogul Core × 1 $14.99

Ultimate Artist Core × 1 $14.99

Extreme Exercise Motivation × 1 $14.99

HERO Origins Core × 1 $14.99

RAIKOV

*Science Adept

*Limitless

  • Machine Totality

*New Skills Experience Core

*New Results Experience

New Wealth Experience

Thank you.

#2

Ummm…you’re intending to build a custom with 8 cores? Why

I think you need to read the forum a little more when it comes to building customs. It’s recommended to have 2 or less program cores, maybe 3 max, if you’re highly experienced.

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#3

8 cores, including 1 ST4 multistager and 2 artisan cores. Not to mention 3 NSE cores on top of it.

To put it simply: Don’t.

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#4

I see about 11-12 cores in your custom which implies you have no idea what you are doing.

You need to do more research on the forum to understand how to build a custom before you waste your money and your time running a subliminal that will give you headaches.

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#5

At least now we know who is building the 8 core customs Saint mentioned a while ago.
New users without the necessary knowledge.

@suzukimonster
A custom shouldn’t contain more than 2 cores + 1 NSE Core.
For beginners it’s even recommended to only use 1 core.
For the experienced users it’s allowed to experiment with 3 cores or 2 NSE cores. Given they know what they do and understand the mechanics of how they work and interact.

A custom isn’t a license to add all subs you’d like to hear at once.

That will lead to no results at all, best case.
Or terrifying recon.

Write down the goal you want to achieve with the custom in 100 words.

Then look which core fits best. Then you can find modules for the remaining objectives.

Also with modules, don’t max it out.

The more you cram into the custom, the longer it takes to see results.

Especially in the beginning it’s rather hard to influence which parts of the scripting bring results.

For example Emperor is a big and beautiful sub. Some call it kitchensink because it covers so much topics. You can run it for half a year, see lots of change happening, but not the objectives your looking for.

Going for Ascension instead, or Sex and Seduction, or LotS , might bring results much faster than Emperor because they are much more focused.

Also it’s generally recommended to have run the cores for a couple of cycles before putting them in a custom to get a feeling for them.

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