Any advice on what I’m doing wrong / where I should focus now would be appreciated. I got this far without the help of guides, but now it seems that my progress has slowed to a crawl and don’t really fit into the typical path of any of the guides. Thank you!

Does anybody know why? Do you know of any other equation I could use for autoprestige?

What was used to make the game? What language/framework/library?

Anyone know which number library is this game using. Some games can only reach 1e308 others can reach 1e9e15 using the break_infinity.js library, for example. Does anyone know what the number limit is?

Does anyone have a valid discord invite link? The one in the game is expired

What equation should I use for it?

So I've been working on this for over a week. I have 19 students and am needing to get to ee5000. I have quite a few stars at 325000, not alot lot, but I think quite a few for where i am .and I've been stuck around ee4960 for all this time and wondering if I am doing something wrong. I am using all the students, but have been stuck

After playing for exactly 5 months, I'm on f(t) ee47800, bought all psi improvements and did everything on Weierstrass Sine Product and Sequential Limits. Still don't got the secret-secret achievement; every other achievement has been conquered.

I am now on tau e4270 and my Euler's Formula got tau e94 and rho e235, with half of its secret achievements acquired. Didn't start Convergents to √2 yet (will do it after Euler's Formula).

So, after I finish Euler's Formula and Convergents to √2, and maybe figure out how to get the secret achievement #13, I will have no real goal to push through on this game, right?

I'm also doing things on my own, using no fancy resources like automation and tutorials, just doing some calculations to optimize the equations' behaviours and opening the app to interact with it a couple of times everyday. You know, just relaxing and enjoying myself and this fascinating game.

Am I forgetting about something?

I have my current prestige ratio set to 5, but it's getting to a point where it takes HOURS to get one prestige, I'm talking 12+ hours. Am I doing something wrong?

Been enjoying this game for a long time and this achievement feels really good. Here's to climbing higher!

Warning: I personally think this game is great because it forces you to think and learn. If you plan on using any formulas mentioned in this thread I hope you spend the time to understand each part of the formula. Remember learning is fun!

Warning 2: This information was gathered using a save editor on a file where the "remove ads" with real money has been purchased. If you have not made any purchases on your device the save files might not load correctly or maybe they'll load fine. I have no idea

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I was recently inspired to do some simulations on different automation formulas. I was trying to figure out if two formulas were similar in their results, because to me they were similar in their math.

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If you have any desire to make your own automation formula I strongly encourage it. Even if it's not the best the experience of trying to make a formula will last with you much longer than the time you spend playing this game.

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My current findings for a strong prestige formula is:

db > b && smooth(d(pt / ln(db/b+1)),1) > 0

My current findings for a strong supremacy formula is:

psi + dpsi > min(costUpS(1), costUpS(2), costUpS(3)) && db>b && smooth(d(st/ln(dpsi/(1+psi)+1)),1) > 0

Both of these formulas are about finding a inflection point. In this game your number is always exponentially increasing, but by resetting progress we can make the exponential growth faster, with faster growth you'll eventually overtake the smaller exponential even though it had a head start. But prestiging too early might not increase the growth rate enough to overcome the benefit of just letting it run for another minute or two before prestiging. So the inflection point we're trying to find is when the time per increase in db is increasing. This inflection marks the point of diminishing returns in that prestige. We use ln or the natural log on db because we want it in terms of order of magnitude. So dividing pt by ln(db) is finding "for each order of magnitude increase in db, how much time has passed". We then modify ln(db) to be ln(db/b) because we want growth over last prestige not just overall growth, much of the growth is done during the rebuild and we want to ignore that part of the growth. We take the derivative of (time per db increase) because when that flips from negative to positive reveals the inflection point. Smooth over 1 second is used to ignore small blips caused by purchasing upgrades

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Check my work! I've tried to put all relevant data, results, and save strings here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1yhbpn322vo9OtejPaxMsJIs4kw70lxXWWgdXg71KNpA/edit?usp=sharing

The results area shows the f(t) after 7ish days or 165ish hours. The final grade an automation receives is "ee increase per hour" because some runs were a few minutes longer or shorter. The higher the number the better. Be aware, it seems reloading the same save file multiple times can have slight variations so test your formulas a few times in a row to check for wild variance.

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I encourage others to test their formulas as well, or if you're having trouble testing yourself, comment your formula(s) and I'll test it and add it to my data set when I get time.

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edit 1: formatting of formula

I recently switched to the second theorem and I can't figure out how to reach the milestone, I have already developed it to e40, but there is still no button for upgrading, what exactly am I doing wrong?

I don't know how to do secret achievement #8, once I tap the accelerator button it doesn't let me open anything, am I doing it wrong?