cookie clicker is an amazing game that on the syrface appears to be a satirical take on gaming, but once you play for a couple hours, it begins to become more intense. expansion slows to a hault and you have to get creative with minmaxing modifiers and random chance opportunities to stack multipliers and whatnot. there is an incredible amount of strategy involved, and it's an amazing way to teach arithmetic. in fact, a maths teacher should use it as an opportunity: "harvesting a bakeberry will reward 1 minute worth of CPS, limited to 3% of your total bank. with a bank of X and a CPS of Y, how do we work out how much we need to multiply your CPS by to get the maximum amount of cookies, and what modifiers can we find to do that?" I kid you not, cookie clicker is very maths intense. cookie clicker clones like clicking bad are not. they are not made with the same goal in mind. by restricting access from cookie clicker, your school is robbing students of the opportunity to develop and apply important skills, because in place of cookie clicker, they will ALWAYS find something else to latch on to.
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