OK, I may be doing this all wrong so correct me if I am. At work, I use my MVP with an Kangertech Areotank and 24 mg/ml Unflavored. Mainly to stealth vape but it curbs my nic fix since I can only do it so often. Also, when I use lower nic on this setup, I have to do it more to curb my fit. On the ride home I use my Sigelei 100 watt set from 18-25 watts with a Kangertech Subtank @ 0.6 ohms vaping on 6 mg nic juice. The reason for me personally to use that high power setup is to use less nic as it atomizes the nic a lot better. I take a few pulls on this one and it curbs the feeling just the same as other setup with higher nic. Maybe I should just make a higher pg so it doesn't create clouds but will it hurt my throat more if I do? If it does, the only option I would have is higher VG which then creates more clouds that come with a less TH. I am not a cloud chaser, I prefer flavor but I also do not want a really harsh TH. Wow, did I just say that out loud?
When I first started, I was all about the TH and now I do not go for that. Now I have to rethink my vaping experience. Although, I do not get the flavor with the small setup as I do with the big setup. Then again, I have not made a high pg juice since I started. The reason being is that I don't have the money to keep replacing the coils in my small setup as easily and cost effective as the big setup. Let's see here, my small setup I spent about $15 for a month on coils. My big setup, I spent $8 for the past 5 months and still have enough cotton and wire for at least another 8 months. With that said, are cloud chasers posers? Or are they thrifty shoppers?

I say to each is there own there but personally don't make it or it seems that I don't try to get the clouds big, they just happen to be big because of how I am running my setup that works to keep me off of the analogs.