Bug Report: Construct 7 mechanic is wrong

[Sotaris]

I agree, math is hard man.

[Venandi]

I agree, math is hard man.

Might be hard for y'all, but I regularly got 90+ marks on my exams during middle and high school on math. I have studied trigonometry and algebra and aced them.

It's obvious that some of you here got below 50 marks on your math exams.

[Sotaris]

Might be hard for y'all, but I regularly got 90+ marks on my exams during middle and high school on math. I have studied trigonometry and algebra and aced them.

It's obvious that some of you here got below 50 marks on your math exams.

Cool story brah.
The joke clearly went over your 90+ marks head.

[Venandi]

Cool story brah.
The joke clearly went over your 90+ marks head.

You:

[Sotaris]

You:

I guess I need to put /s on my comments for you.
Next you say november is winter, oh wait.

[Mesarthim]

Titanmen comes in many forms. I'll just go back to petting my cat though. Still another 5 months to go.

[Venandi]

Titanmen comes in many forms. I'll just go back to petting my cat though. Still another 5 months to go.

Go pet your cat and snark me because you lost the debate.

[Mesarthim]

I'll have you know that I do not have a Prime Cat.

I only have one of my fluffy little friend here.

[Awha]

Oh this topic is back, this was a fun one.

[Fynlar]

If you want to understand why 1 isn't considered a prime number, you can easily look into it.

To be honest, every single explanation of this that I've tried to read only managed to confuse me further. You know, like looking up a definition of a word in the dictionary only to find the definition itself uses 5 more words you don't understand, repeat ad nauseam.

Guess that pretty much explains why I ended up hating math starting from around high school even though prior to that it was my favorite school subject.

All in all, it sure would have helped me out if my teachers had mentioned the whole "number greater than 1" clause when defining a prime number, rather than only stating "number divisible by itself and 1" which I think is how a lot of quick&dirty/introductory explanations of prime numbers go, and is what leaves people to think 1 is a prime. There probably have been many people in this very game who got screwed by this mechanic because they legitimately thought 1 was a prime due to being given an incomplete (or just old, apparently) definition of primes.