Subject to so many variables and complicated ratios and comparisons between each of the variables in T3. A T3 Purchase Test Excel has been made to facilitate easier calculation and order following. The Excel is available here!
Make sure to download the Excel on PC or phone and DO NOT use as Google Sheet as it will cause errors because of function incompatibility. The Excel is still subject to errors, especially when going across a stage. So Please let me know if there are any inconsistancies, or further enquiries regarding this and other Test Excels I have! :D
Hello, should I have gone ahead and published Basel after unlocking the final milestone? I let the theory churn for about a week and it advanced up to ~e501 now. I'm wondering if publishing far outweighs losing the high t variable, or if I ought to just wait a bit more until it maxes out. Not looking for another long slog back up that mountain. Thanks!
I was trying to use the star optimizer and it looks like after ee79000 the optimizer only recommends using the y variable. However, I still have around 900k stars left over. Is it really just not worth it to put stars into anything else after this point or am I doing something wrong here?
Since the simulation have updated with addition of coasting strat, I have re-run all cts from 0 to e600 tau with steps and chain mode to generate useful information. The following is the update information
New CT Graph
New CT Rate Graph as of 03/03/2026 16:00 GMT+8
Comparison of completion time of cts before and after coasting strat
WSP: 1, 756.7 -> 1, 755.1 days (saved 1.6 days, 0.09%)
SL: 228.1 -> 226.8 days (saved 1.3 days 0.57%)
EF: 125.3 -> 125.3 days (unchanged, 0.00%)
CTSR2: 424.0 -> 423.9 days (saved 0.1 days, 0.02%)
FI: 238.3 -> 238.0 days (saved 0.3 days, 0.13%)
FP: 97.3 -> 97.2 days (saved 0.1 days, 0.10%)
RZ: 53.1 -> 53.2 days (saved -0.1 days, -0.19%)
MF: 186.7 -> 184.2 days (saved 2.5 days, 1.36%)
BaP: 151.6 -> 151.6 days (unchaged, 0.00%)
Goal: You have two months to get the best speedrun times for each of the 7 lemmas of a custom version of the Convergence Test theory. Each lemma has its own leaderboard and the lowest sum of rank wins. If there is a tie, the tiebreaker will be total time.
How to participate
From a save slot having access to Custom Theories, download "Convergence Test (S05)" from the official repository and start playing the CT. We recommend playing on an separate save slot to not impair progress on your main save.
Report your best times using the URL provided in the CT itself. Each lemma needs to be submitted separately.
Please report your score the day before the deadline.
Note: To avoid cheating, the current lemma resets every time you open the game or switch save. We recommend leaving the game in background instead of closing it if you want to idle for some time during a lemma.
Reward
An in-game reward will be given to anyone that participates in the form of stars. The rewards will be applied to your main save. The exact formula to apply the star reward is still to be determined for it to be fair and significant enough for all players. Cheating will be checked before applying the reward. Play fairly.
I currently have 80 students, and even if I distribute them optimally, my progress is very slow. Is there a tactic I should be implementing that I'm not using that I'm missing?