@AnswerGroup @Forum_Ambassadors What happens if you make a custom with 2 NSE Cores, like NRE and NDE, and a main core like SMX2? Does Sex Mastery X get filtered through both NSE Cores simultaneously and evenly? Also, would the NSE Cores themselves filter through each other? Would NRE filter through NDE and vice versa?
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Yes. It does.
The ‘filtering’ imagery is a metaphor/analogy. Nothing is physically getting filtered. But ‘filtering’ is being used as a term to represent how the NSE modules functioning is integrated with the rest of the modules in a custom.
NSE cores exert their influence on ALL of the relevant scripting in the other modules of the custom.
Kind of like a Roomba house vacuuming robot.
It’s going to vacuum all of the available floor spaces that are not blocked by a closed door or a stairway, etc…
So, in this case, you would say, “When I activate the Roomba on the first floor of my home, all of the rooms on the first floor ‘get filtered’ through the Roomba’s vacuuming pattern…Except for the first-floor bathroom because the door is usually closed.”
In contrast, the NSE that is inside of a major program core (e.g., Emperor) is ‘tethered’ or ‘leashed’ to the functions of that major program.
So although it will still influence other programs, the extent of that influence will be limited by the specific program focuses of Emperor, for example.
An independent NSE core has no leash and no limits other than its own area of focus. So, the unleashed Roomba will clean all of the floors without limit, but it will not climb up the walls or clean the ceilings.
In this case, an NSE core in your sub is like a little Roomba. But instead of vacuuming, it is generating and manifesting perceptions, conditions, and learning experiences that promote your growth and evolution related to its focus.
If you put in two different NSE cores, then you now have two Roombas carrying out their functions. If you put in three different NSE cores, then you now have three Roombas carrying out their functions. They’re all going to go everywhere and affect everything related to themselves.
But some things (e.g., the floors and the ceilings) are not so related to them. So for your New Wealth Experience ‘Roomba’, for example, your Asclepius physical healing module may not be so related. So NWE may not process or work with that module as much. And so on.
This to me is the really interesting question.
Based on everything we know and have experienced thus far, my response would be “How could they not?” Synergy is the rule at Sub Club; not the exception.
I think that two NSE cores will build off of each other and modulate one another’s effects. Almost forming a third ‘epi-core’ that creates learning and growth opportunities related to their combined archetype.
The only limit here is the mind’s imaginative and creative capacity.
But also remember this:
A growth or learning experience can be manifested; but it is you who choose to engage with that learning experience and to find out what there is to learn from it. The subliminals and your choices are in a mutually influential relationship. Through your actions and your focuses of attention and desire, it is you who choose how these elements will synergize in your individual case.
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Isn’t customs are there for that? The way you mean would be too overloading imo. (3x4 cores??)
Customs like limited to 3 cores, just like modules are limited to (20 - # of cores). if Fire can synergized modules, I wonder if he can do the same with NSE cores which are less dense in script
Not really IIRC you can put in more.
Finally it’s @Q-Engineer s decision.
Some like Invictus have build some huge customs, but the everage Joe, recommendation is 2 cores (3 at max) plus one or two NSE cores.
But it’s not recommended. Just like you can put 50 modules in a custom… but it’s not recommended
What do you mean? Doesn’t it max out at 20?
Saint already asked for suggestions for synergizing main title cores so why would NSE Cores be overload when they’re smoother? I already suggested synergizing RM and RM:UWX.
Yes, the recommended number of modules including cores per custom is 20, just like the number of cores per custom is 2.
Technically speaking you can even add all the cores and modules in one custom and try to get away with it, but of course this is not a wise thing to do.
So I was wondering out loud if NSE cores can be synergized the same way modules have been in this pack, as these cores are supposedly less dense than cores which are titles in the store.
I can’t get more than 20 slots.
So with Stage 4 cores and Synergy modules I’ve reached only about 80 (or was it 90) modules in total.
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oops thanks for fact checking me, I stand corrected
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Wow, imagine if Fury or Usyk listened to Boxing Mastery ZP before they step into the ring😂
Recommended number of Cores for a ZP custom is 2. It was 3 for Q and Qv2 customs.
For a first custom, 2 Cores is best. Later, one can experiment with 3 or more.
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thank you edited my post
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Aren’t they techincally already synergized?
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They synergize if you have them in a stack or custom, yes. What I mean is combining them into one core as opposed to two, like how Synergy: Divine Dominion is one module with six modules in it, like Tyrant, Jupiter, Yggdrasil, etc. That way you free up space in your custom. So if the recommendation is 2 cores I could put Synergy: RM / RMUWX and still have room for another core like Ascension.
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Ascended Mogul is a good example of an already synergized core since it combines Ascension and Mogul. It’s just that they didn’t have the Synergy technology back then or else they might have called it Synergy: Ascended Mogul.
The possibilities can be really exciting. Synergy: Ascended Lover (Ascension and Sex Mastery X3).
Synergy: Endless Love (Heartsong and Love Bomb).
@Fire @SaintSovereign I can do this all day.
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That was what i mean… RM kinda already in there.