ElectricFirework vs Nothing but Primes

Fireworks originate from fireworks, and fireworks originate from gunpowder. Gunpowder is one of the four great inventions of China, invented in the 7th century (Tang Dynasty). During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, gunpowder developed into a firework for entertainment. Fireworks are also called fireworks and fireworks. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty has a poem: "The lamp tree is a thousand light, the flower flames seven branches". In the Song Dynasty (960-1279 AD), people at that time could buy a variety of different fireworks in the market, and there were also large-scale fireworks displays. At that time, "shelf fireworks" or "bonsai fireworks" had become quite large. During the Lantern Festival, the high-ranking officials are more beautiful than ever. From shortly after palming the lamp until even more slack. The poet Xin Qiji once said that "the east wind will bloom thousands of trees at night, and the stars are like rain", which is a vivid and vivid description of it. Fireworks in the real world are often fleeting, but they will leave a moment of beauty. This feeling is like bursting out a white beacon in the dark world, guiding the future direction . After one year of development time, I developed a particle engine to simulate real-world fireworks, and added dozens of fireworks to the game. In future updates, we will continue to add new types of fireworks, hoping to bring you A great experience. A list of the effects of fireworks combinations: Clearance shock: +1 person Combo: +1 Cross: +2 people High and low match: +1 person Level Two: +2 Love Level three consecutive: +2 love Three steps: +2 love Acceleration: 200% walking speed Muddy: 50% walking speed Turnback: Turnback Lasso*1: Imprison 1 person Lasso*2: imprison 2 people Overflowing River Bank: Group Imprisonment -2 Love Heavy rain: group imprisonment -5 love Population split: population * 2

Numbers sink through deep water. As they sink, they come apart into their prime factors. 12 becomes 2 and 2 and 3. The primes drift to a number line at the edge of the screen, light up, and pass on. Some numbers do not come apart. Divisible only by 1 and themselves — primes. Those stop where they are and glow amber. - You do nothing No arithmetic. Tapping does not make anything go faster. There is no winning and no ending. Touch the screen once to begin, and then watch. - The number line is walked, not sampled Numbers are not thrown out at random. They are taken in order, one at a time, from 2. So twin primes — two apart — and prime deserts, long stretches with none at all, appear exactly as they really are. Nothing here is staged. - Amber means prime That colour is used nowhere else in the app. You do not have to learn which numbers are prime. The glowing ones are. - A codex When a number with some property drifts past, a card is added. Taxicab 1729, perfect numbers, amicable numbers, Mersenne primes, prime deserts, the sieve of Eratosthenes, semiprimes and RSA — twenty in all. Every prime you have passed, and the whole number line you have walked, stay readable. - You can slow it down You can make it faster, and you can always put the speed back to how it began. Nothing you have built up is lost by doing so. - It stops, eventually When the numbers grow too large, the app stops. Either it reaches the edge of what a 64-bit integer can hold, or it meets a number it cannot factor within the work allowed. Calling something prime when it is not known to be prime is not an option, so it stops and tells you why. That place is the foot of the wall the internet's encryption stands on: instant to multiply, forbidding to take apart. Everything is computed on your device. The network is used only to show ads.