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45 at the moment.
That's exactly enough to access the study that improves the infinity point formula (#111). It should be much stronger than anything else you can do right now, and will push you deep enough to get a few more theorems.
Remember that the only person you're competing against is yourself, so as long as those numbers keep going up you're headed in the right direction, even if you haven't quite figured out the optimal formula for your current stage in the game yet.
Not sure what I'm missing. I have around 1.5e7 EP but can't buy anything.
One general hint from me would be to just try to push as far as possible, so at the start ignore the split path and just use one. Also, galaxies are op, anythign that boosts galaxies is basically a must have. I'm referring to 42, which decreases the 8th dim cost for galaxies. Big milestones are also the ones that increase your EP, aka time studies 61 and 121-123.
Once you can reach roughly 13x or even 14x you probably want to switch to the infinity dim path, so hat you can still get the second EP boost but can benefit from the stronger dim path, which costs more. And once you can afford 171 you probably want to switch to the time dim path. And only once you reached 171 you slowly try to get the time etudies you ignored along the way. Though while farming for TT's to actually buy new expensive time studies you obiously could still temporarily put them into ... probably 21-41 to get a small boost until you can afford the expensive ones.
It feels like I recently went through that whole time study thing daily, thanks to Realities resetting that ... so it's at least what I'm doing constantly, but no idea if it's the best way to do it.
Sounds like you're one off the second EP multiplier, aka 12x. All I can say is that once you get that last one it should get much faster. I guess getting one with EP is the safest option since it's literally just waiting for your EP/min to take care of it. But no idea how far you already exhausted that option. Be sure to find a good spot to big crunch, it's usually at a quite high IP, around when you no longer can quickly reset again, if you use the X times setting, so when you would have to use the time setting or even do manual ones. The time setting is sadly much slower early in the runs, which is why I dislike using it to farm EP. Since if I set the timer too low I can no longer get many replicanti galaxies .....
not sure what you mean with rng about better ep runs.
My current EP/min with my current favorite settings I've seen as low as 5.38 T EP/min and as high as 7.88 EP/min. So if I change a setting and get 7.40 for my new run, is that an improvement or just a lucky run?
how is it luck if you change something?
Reading comprehension fail. Try again.
you have problems giving me an example.
if your ep switches between 5.38 and 7.88 its a skillissue and you do something really wrong.
you are not in the area where the game is luckbased at all.
and if you dont agree and cannot give me an example you are just trying to troll.
the game is not random for you at 7ep/min
As a suggestion on how to find your sweet spot for the settings - turn off Automatic Eternity and do a long run (several minutes long). Look at "Peaked at" value but don't stop when it starts dropping as it rises and drops all the time (usually when you autobuy new galaxies). Remember the "Peaked at" value at the end of the run, that's the best value for this set of all other autobuyers and time studies. Switch them around, do a long run again, get new "Peaked at value", compare them. Change settings around and use the one with the highest "Peaked at value" and then do one more run and notice when exactly you reach this value and set Automatic Eternity autobuyer to that value and finally turn it on. Yeah, there may still be some variations in your runs but it will still be close to the best value so it is fine to do runs with it.
Just go into statistics and look at your own last 10 resets for the corresponding stage. For example, if you are at eternities look at last 10 eternities. With my current settings I have up to 7% variations - 5.07e23 ep/min to 5.46e23ep/min. This happens because calculations are quite complex and really depend on when autobuyers and calculations for the next tick triggers. And they are not triggering at the same intervals no matter what is written on their setting page. If in one run some autobuyer triggers in 0.101 seconds and in another in 0.1 seconds you will get slightly different results.
Huge variations like in OP's example may happen when his settings are on the border which can be passed by small variations in triggers. For example, he has a setting to do an eternity at 1e10 EP, and he usually gets it in 3 autocrunches which gives 7.88/min, but sometime after 3 autocrunches he ends up at 9.9e9 EP instead and has to do another crunch which takes some time and doesn't give enough EP to increase the gains per minute and as a results ends up with 5.38/min. So even small variations provided by triggers result in large variations in end results. The shorter the run the more noticable this effect will be.
Edit: but I would agree about the skill issue maybe, instead of leaving auto eternity at 1e10 EP in this case which results in sometimes much lower gains it would be better to set it to 9.8e9 EP to always avoid having the 4th auto crunch.