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Decrease of gym gains

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  • CloudJumper [1636201] · 1 likes ·
    Can you perhaps copy paste the logs from the prior times when you were getting better gains? Like so: [image: i.imgur.com] When you OD on xanax, you lose entire happy bar, so the gains following this are much lower until …
  • CloudJumper [1636201] · 1 likes ·
    You can keep scrolling down in the Activity log and it will keep loading data, I have gone back a few months, it works fine. And yes, there's no reason for the gains to drop that drastically unless you are …
  • CloudJumper [1636201] · 1 likes ·
    You too! Closing the report.
2491637 [2491637] · #1
For the past few days, I’ve noticed that my gym gains have gone from 130 to 150 ish per one rep down to 20 to 30 in all 4 categories. At first, I thought it was temporary after OD’ing on xanax (that’s when I actually noticed; the OD happened on 06/06 at 00:26 TCT and I noticed shortly after), but the drug cooldown has ended days ago and still my gains are much lower than they used to be. I recently moved into a PI that gives more happy than the previous one (4575 now) and owe $0 on upkeep as I type this, so the gains should, on the contrary, only be better. Additionally, I have changed job (5* An to 7* AN), have never read a book about anything in Torn, have changed gyms from Anabolics to Core! on 06/06 at 22:41 TCT and the problem has been the same from one gym to another. A Torn helper asked me, just about an hour ago, to try and do one rep of strength in both gyms to see if perhaps the problem had been solved, but I got +31 in each on full happy.

Two days after first noticing the issue, I tried training again and, this time, took screenshots as proof (my happy was 4552/4574 when I started taking the screenshots, but the 2 previous reps were exactly the same) --> https://imgur.com/a/6929BA3

I don't know what to do... Thank you!
CloudJumper [1636201]Staff · #2
Can you perhaps copy paste the logs from the prior times when you were getting better gains? Like so:

[image: i.imgur.com]

When you OD on xanax, you lose entire happy bar, so the gains following this are much lower until such time that you regain your happiness back. That explains your initial loss of gains. It is also probably the case that you were training 50e at a time instead of 10e like you are doing right now, which can be clarified from the Activity logs as it states how much energy you trained.
2491637 [2491637] · #3
Unfortunately, I can’t scroll down to before the OD, but I remember restarting training only after rehabbing. However, you may be right, I indeed used to train more E at once to maximize the gains with the happy and ot might’ve reset down to 1 after the OD ... flying for a few hours, so I’ll only get to check then, but thanks for your help! Seems like my problem might’ve been as simple as that in the end ?
CloudJumper [1636201]Staff · #4
You can keep scrolling down in the Activity log and it will keep loading data, I have gone back a few months, it works fine.

And yes, there's no reason for the gains to drop that drastically unless you are training fewer energy. Clearing browser's cache/cookies or using a new device also resets the number of trains in the gym to 1 each, so there's that.
2491637 [2491637] · #5
Ya, okay, now that I’ve had my morning coffee, I was indeed able to scroll low enough in the activity log to conclude that, indeed, the gains have been the same, just now reset down to 1.
Again, thank you for your help and sorry for the minor waste of your time. I may now resume training normally and wish you an amazing day