Understanding Eternity Challenges

Understanding Eternity Challenges

Eternity Challenges are the next big thing in the game. They are usually recommended at 1e18 EP, but can be completed with less EP. There are 12 ECs total, 9 in this channel, and 3 in the next.

Unlocking: You are able to unlock an Eternity Challenge via the Time Study tree. You are only able to have one unlocked at a time, and if you unlock an Eternity Challenge and buy the study for it, you are able to respec and still have the challenge unlocked (it only requires TT to rebuy the study). Purchasing the Eternity Challenge study requires you to have two things: the TT to buy, and a secondary requirement, usually pertaining to the challenge. The second requirement goes up for each completion.

Completion mechanic: When you enter into an EC, you are required to reach a certain amount of IP. Upon reaching the goal of Infinity Points, a button appears (where Eternity would normally be past 1.79e308 IP), allowing you to Eternity and leave the challenges, gaining you a completion of the challenge you completed.

Rewards: Rewards are a passive unlock, they do not require you to have the Eternity Challenge bought to be applied.

Eternity Challenges are not like other challenges in the sense that they can be completed more than once for a better reward. They can be completed up to 5 times, and each completion requires more IP to complete.

Strategies: There really aren't any other strategies that I can give besides what's already in the pins. Make sure you are using the right tree, and if you are attempting an EC and it takes longer than thirty minutes and you are not within e50 or so of the goal, switch to Idle. This should help in the long run.