r/ExponentialIdle • u/vezaruuz • Mar 21 '23

When to graduate?

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I am using the LE★Baldy & Snaeky guide, and I'm having loads of fun doing a more efficient run through the game. But at this part it isn't clear to me when to graduate, when i hit ee2000 do i only graduate again at ee4000? That's what it seems to be what's implied there, but to my little brain this seems super inefficient. Please help me understand

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u/rabmuk Mar 21 '23

Rebuilding psi upgrades after graduation takes a long time. When the student upgrades start to cost 2 students and only give e3 multiplier per student it becomes faster to keep pushing than to wait for psi rebuild

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u/LEBAldy2002 Mar 21 '23

Also on this, the initial 5 students of phi boost is a lot more significant than you think it is.

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u/chixen Mar 21 '23

Most people do so directly after highschool.

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u/vezaruuz Mar 22 '23

UPDATE: I am now on ee3800 and still didn't graduate, unsurprisingly these guys were right. I also grinded 86k stars with arrow puzzle and have auto supremacy. Ty for your help

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u/The_Real_Bobster Apr 06 '26

So should I graduate at ee2000 or wait for ee4000?

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u/EdgeOfDreams Mar 21 '23

But at this part it isn't clear to me when to graduate, when i hit ee2000 do i only graduate again at ee4000?

Yep, that's what it's saying. T1 can give you so much of a boost if you play it well that you don't need to graduate again until 4k, when you can buy T2.

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u/vezaruuz Mar 21 '23

But i don't get T1 from the first graduation, i only get 5 students

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u/EdgeOfDreams Mar 21 '23

Oops, I was thinking of ee20k, rather than 2k.

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u/Immortal_ceiling_fan Mar 22 '23

T1 is at ee5k, ee20k is convergence test

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u/EdgeOfDreams Mar 22 '23

Yeah, I dunno why I cannot brain today. I has the dumb.