(06-07-2015 5:56 AM)dorfmeister Wrote: From description I am getting a sense these might have similarities?
CORE and Bliss? Sure, to some extent. The main driving molecule (Androsterone Sulfate) is common between the two of them. Wolf on the other hand is an entirely different mix - more of a friendly alpha with a nice social side. Actually, Wolf goes perfectly with either CORE or Bliss.
Bliss is more IDGAF content - there is some happiness to it, but something in there, the Androstenone I'd imagine, steers it into IDGAF. CORE on the other hand is more carefree happy, closer to straight Androsterone Sulfate. There's some MeO-NOL in there which adds a unique type of respect, not unlike Epiandrosterone - the "you're a cool guy" respect rather than the fear-based respect of Androsterone. In that sense, it could be said to be similar to Wolf, but that's about as far as it goes.
At any rate, I wouldn't use CORE as a solo alpha mix - it doesn't have the edge I'm looking for. It can do well solo, but, like Bliss, I find it's best as part of a larger mix, preferably an alpha mix, like Wolf, or better yet, APi/A314 (if you're looking for something heavier).
CORE can be an all-rounder in a superficial sense, but it doesn't cover all of the aspects I'm looking for. It brushes the surface of respect at about the same level Epiandrosterone does (that being the MeO-NOL), it does have a unique social and sexual side to it, and it's a fantastic attractant to boot, but it only does many of these things in a superficial sense - a straight alpha or social mix will go deeper into those aspects. Its lack of complexity is its greatest strength in combinations and its greatest weakness used solo. It'll mix with just about anything, but it's a simple mix, easier to figure out than it may seem. The only reason many of the initial CORE testers had so much trouble with it is the fact that many of them haven't used MeO-NOL on its own. MeO-NOL, like Epiandrosterone, covers a lot of ground in a mix. It's not something you can figure out from the first use - it reveals different sides more prominently in different situations, and in that sense it appears to be an incredibly complex molecule, but once you've figured it out, you'll find that this is not so. Complex molecules don't tend to synergize too well with many things. MeO-NOL combines with just about everything.