There is no the­ory 9 guide and this is a guide for what to do after the­ory 9. Have fun fig­ur­ing out T9 for your­self and re­move stu­dents when fin­ished and put back into R9 and .

Re­minder: Do T9 right upon un­lock­ing it, reach­ing ee20k. This will un­lock Cus­tom The­or­ies sig­ni­fic­antly im­prov­ing pro­gress.

Rout­ing is based on your cur­rent Tau () and Phi () num­bers.

Make sure to use the cal­cu­lat­ors and sim­u­lat­ors for op­timal gradu­ation, stu­dent, star, and the­ory op­tions.

Mem­or­ize your stu­dent dis­tri­bu­tions with and without 30 R9 stu­dents. Use the stu­dent cal­cu­lator if needed. You will com­monly see people refer to this as R9 swap­ping as a long held name of the strategy.

1. Wait till stops grow­ing with stu­dents in R9 push­ing .
2. Start ac­cel (prefer­ably keep it between prestiges).
3. Po­ten­tially sit here to stack t for big­ger when you have stu­dents in . Only do this when you are near a gradu­ation mark.
4. Re­spec all 30 stu­dents from R9.
5. Wait for the auto­prestige to prestige and swap back stu­dents to R9.
6. Re­peat.

Re­search 9 Swap­ping Pre-ee20k Video Ex­ample And Com­ment­ary By Snaeky

Also see t stack­ing

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The gradu­ation cal­cu­lator is a great tool to be able to get the best to gradu­ate at given your , , and stu­dents. It also has ad­di­tional fea­tures such as dif­fer­ence in R9 boost upon gradu­ation. The cal­cu­lator is for the you are us­ing to push. This means use the without any levels in R9. The cal­cu­lator also already takes into ac­count su­prem­acy up­grades and skipped stu­dents so no ex­tra work needs to be done. In­struc­tions on how to run are found in In­tro­duc­tion to Gradu­ation.

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For best the­ory rout­ing and push­ing, use the The­ory Sim and the The­ory Sim Guide to give the best strategy and mul­ti­plier for the next pub­lic­a­tions. Hu­man T5 ex­plan­a­tion is put be­low as well.

Re­minder: Do T9 right upon un­lock­ing it, reach­ing ee20k. This will un­lock Cus­tom The­or­ies sig­ni­fic­antly im­prov­ing pro­gress.

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A use­ful strategy in the later stages of a gradu­ation is stack­ing. It refers to swap­ping mul­tiple times dur­ing a single prestige, the quant­ity will in­crease as you gain more . At about 50k, you should start to do this at least once per prestige near the end of a gradu­ation to re­cover faster. Past 55k, you might need to do this more than once. The more of­ten the bet­ter, as the main goal is to in­crease with the swap, thus giv­ing us more , al­low­ing for more , then just let­ting build up over time. This can be re­peated mul­tiple times and res­ults in faster pro­gress for , es­pe­cially as each swap in between profits from more due to ad­di­tional and . Over­all this speeds up the time a prestige needs to reach a high enough value for to do a fi­nal swap com­pared to let­ting the game run fully idle.

Once you have enough stu­dents to al­ways have R4 to R7 maxed out (about 30k), you will want to look for “Big­mas”, stu­dents that will yields a lar­ger than nor­mal amount of , and “Skip­mas”, stu­dents that will yield 0 ex­tra , as they can­not be used for op­timal stu­dent dis­tri­bu­tion. These stu­dents, es­pe­cially skip­mas, may change if you do not use ac­cel, or your star val­ues are drastic­ally dif­fer­ent from the norm. So, to check if you have a Skipma or Bigma, you can check the cal­cu­lator at the that you just gradu­ated at for both the stu­dents that you have now and the next stu­dent that you will get. If the dis­tri­bu­tion has an ex­tra stu­dent, then it is a Skipma. If it has a lar­ger than nor­mal change in (nor­mally 1e9 dif­fer­ence), then it is a Bigma. You want to gradu­ate on a Bigma, and skip Skip­mas.

The table be­low lists out all of the Bigma. Skip­mas will not be lis­ted as they are only ever vi­able if you are at the ex­treme en­dgame with very low rates which has not been the case since pre-1.4.21 (Janu­ary 2022).

Note: The best way to de­cide a bigma skipma is to either cal­cu­late dis­tri­bu­tion your­self or use the gradu­ation cal­cu­lator which will auto­mat­ic­ally ask for in­form­a­tion for this cal­cu­la­tion if you are on 1d. In­struc­tions to run are found in In­tro­duc­tion to Gradu­ation. Permalink: note-the-best-way-to-de­cide-a-bigma-skipma-is-to-either-cal­cu­late-dis­tri­bu­tion-your­self-or-use-the-gradu­ation-cal­cu­lator-which-will-auto­mat­ic­ally-ask-for-in­form­a­tion-for-this-cal­cu­la­tion-if-you-are-on-1d-in­struc­tions-to-run-are-found-in-in­tro­duc­tion-to-gradu­ation#

Ex­plan­a­tion by: Snaeky and AfuroZamurai

Cal­cu­la­tions by: LE★Baldy

When you get to ee48k, you will have all of the up­grades and you can get rid of the old Auto­su­prem­acy Equa­tion. The old Auto­su­prem Equa­tion is very in­ef­fi­cient, but its the best that we have right now due to how Su­prem­acy up­grades are spaced be­fore the fi­nal up­grade. It is not worth push­ing past an up­grade as there is no bo­nus to from , only . When you hit about ee50k you can skip buy­ing most up­grades and be able to re­cover fairly quickly. The Su­prem­acy Equa­tions for the that we know are as fol­lows:

Su­prem Equa­tion past ee48k:

(cos­tUpS(1)<e52&&psi+dpsi>e52)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e411&&psi+dpsi>e411)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e511&&psi+dpsi>e511)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e531&&psi+dpsi>e531)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e551&&psi+dpsi>e551)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e571&&psi+dpsi>e571)

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Su­prem Equa­tion past ee52k:

(cos­tUpS(1)<e52&&psi+dpsi>e52)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e511&&psi+dpsi>e511)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e571&&psi+dpsi>e571)

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Su­prem Equa­tion past ee58-60k:

(cos­tUpS(1)<e52&&psi+dpsi>e52)
||(cos­tUpS(3)<e571&&psi+dpsi>e571)

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Su­prem Equa­tion past ee75k:

cos­tUpS(1)<e52&&psi+dpsi>e52

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Ref­er­ence True/False auto ex­pres­sion eval­u­ation

See the in­tro­duc­tion guide for re­spe­cing stu­dents and
mile­stones.

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