Ok so we had to change the title and thumbnail due to so many people being mad that they clicked this and it wasn't actual news of this happening. If it happened you wouldn't be getting that news from a KZread video that takes 30 mins to upload on a good day. Your phone would be blowing up WELL before. As was true from my 1st year on KZread 12 years ago as is today 99% of views are driven by Thumbnail and Title so we adjusted for those that a wildly oblivious and thought this was breaking news

@THEGAMEBREAKERSISFUN

Жыл бұрын

Have been watching you for years. I cannot believe that people actually fucking thought this. So scary what’s happening man!

@slimmdusty8809

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t have even changed it dude, those individuals are just dumb and rely on information from others, any person with common sense knows that it’s still unlikely that Russia would even nuke them.

@Sponty84

Жыл бұрын

People are fucking dumb lol

@bradenwoods1111

Жыл бұрын

People are dumb hahah

@GapeGang

Жыл бұрын

Smh, can’t believe how smooth their brains are. Unfathamoble

The guy you placed down didnt take any radiation because he was placed in Birmingham. They live with a constant 600 Roentgen.

@SabotageDesigns

Жыл бұрын

Birmingham is no where near London

@ElCocoNo_

Жыл бұрын

I like him

@MrMonero

Жыл бұрын

Deffo more than 600. Birmingham is a shithole of the highest magnitude. Deffo delivers a bigger dose than 600 Roentgen haha 😆

@stukenbergm

Жыл бұрын

In Birmingham they love the governa.

@spencer6072

Жыл бұрын

Can confirm but those with higher doses become crackheads and start fights outside of maccies on the ramp

"The only winning move is not to play."

@mattin5850

Жыл бұрын

there is no winning move, if you don't play you will still be impacted even if not directly

@bl00dlikewayne

Жыл бұрын

in nuclear war you either lose and get completely decimated, or you lose and get completely decimated along with your opponent.

@Lennydontcare

Жыл бұрын

China wins

@BloodyKnives66

Жыл бұрын

Don't think they get the reference lol

@obzylitecrysis

Жыл бұрын

Is this an agadmator reference?

Who doesn't enjoy this kind of simulation? It's so heartwarming.

@wyvernharries4788

Жыл бұрын

Yes. warming.

@Zero_Twice_00

Жыл бұрын

Warming

@AK47s4EveryOne

Жыл бұрын

very warm even warmer than the ole Tos-1 thermobarics

@guidaguida2

Жыл бұрын

It's not just heartwarming, it's absolutely positively thermonuclear!

@keithbuddrige1210

Жыл бұрын

Uranium is always warm to the touch.

at minute 5, wouldnt it make more sense to russia attack the ukranian side that links to the poland railroad? attacking poland would just be begging for an all out nuclear war and seems pretty unlikely

@Ghodum

Жыл бұрын

@@belliduradespicio8009 he is.

@stillcantbesilencedevennow

Жыл бұрын

@@belliduradespicio8009 tbf, he is. It takes a special dingleberry to preside over some of the stuff he has. (Kursk, Beslan, Chechnya, Georgia, now Ukraine)

@Kolek-sun-eater

Жыл бұрын

Putin is still way more spry than old potato Biden.

@michaeledmunds7056

Жыл бұрын

@@Kolek-sun-eater Why does that matter?

@julienckjm7430

Жыл бұрын

@@michaeledmunds7056 Because Biden is on the other end of the red button

I think the biggest takeaway from this is how quickly things escalate if even one or two tactical nukes are used in Ukraine. It took about 4 hours from the first tactical nuke detonating, to all out global thermonuclear war. I'm betting that is pretty realistic too, because each side would be trying to beat the other side with their attacks before the other side launched another attack and/or got their missiles destroyed in their launchers. It's a race to use your nuclear weapons before they are destroyed, or the other side causes devastating destruction. I wonder how chaotic it would be after reports circulated around the globe of the initial tactical nuke attack on Ukraine.

@jonathanwhite5688

Жыл бұрын

Yes it simply demonstrates we all go down…..

@jonathanwhite5688

Жыл бұрын

If it states 190 million that’s I assume initial blast casualties looking at a nuclear winter and millions exposed to radiation were looking at billions dying the world will never be the same again.…..

@lucasgrey9794

Жыл бұрын

@@jonathanwhite5688 Only America, Europe and Russia go down. That's fine by me. Fvck 'em!

@chernovbrichtofen4767

Жыл бұрын

Panic shopping, people breaking store windows and grabbing a tv, and people running around screaming while cars crash and trash gets all over the streets

@sorosray

Жыл бұрын

all 100% of Russian missiles will fall on the heads of the Americans and they will all die.

Good shout-out to Threads. That is probably the most terrifying film I have ever seen and does a great job showing how absolutely helpless and hopeless the average person would be if a large scale nuclear conflict took place. To sum it up; the world would be an absolute post-apocalyptic hellscape. And the film does a great job focusing on the days, weeks, months and eventually years after a massive exchange. The lucky ones are those standing in the open, directly under a large warhead. That way it's instantaneous and you don't suffer all the consequences of survival. Yea, Threads is hands down the scariest movie ever made.

@sorosray

Жыл бұрын

all 100% of Russian missiles will fall on the heads of the Americans and they will all die.

@jona.scholt4362

Жыл бұрын

@@sorosray I've always wondered what makes someone post such nonsensical garbage like you just did. I'd understand if you were an 11 year old. I'd probably understand if you were a little older but still had the maturity of a younger child. If you are not a young teenager, please go seek professional help.

@hershelfowler6257

Жыл бұрын

It dawned on me the other day. Putin spelled backwards is Nit UP. Which was the job the children and the elderly were doing after the war in the movie Threads.

@vreevroow

Жыл бұрын

Don't watch this movie. It'll change you.

@MattyofWBB

4 ай бұрын

@@vreevroow Tell me about it watched this when i was about 10, it has scarred me for life.

*"Usually Hawaï doesn't get hit that much"* lmfao, that gave me a chuckle

@ezvengabrielrosal2392

26 күн бұрын

No one found this after 1 year?

Somebody REALLY should make an updated version of either "The Day After" or "Threads". Just for the fact that we have sooo much more technology today than we did in the 1980's

@egillskallagrimson5879

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, the only thing close to threads was the movie The Road, although the movie seems to point at a meteor strike or something that level. But yes it would be not only cool to see but very educational since everybody should understand the risk nuclear weapons pose for all life on earth.

@asn413

Жыл бұрын

i agree. people don't even know what it is or does anymore. ever see "testament?" sirens are blaring and people walk around outside like confused children. God forbid such a thing ever happning!ignorance itself would skyrocket the deathtoll.

@vreevroow

Жыл бұрын

Threads does a fine job of giving you PTSD as is. No need to give it a fresh coat of paint.

Also one might add: Those "small" tactical nukes are probably like the bombs on hiroshima and nagasaki. Thats how "small" they would be. ^^

@juanmccoy3066

Жыл бұрын

Well no not at all. Make no mistake tactical nukes are not "small" but they are in fact not as big as the ww2 nuclear weapons used on Japan. Ur thinking of strategic nukes which are much bigger.

@nupagadii5834

Жыл бұрын

Tactical Nukes' are small (whose explosive force, or yield, varied from 0.1 to 1 kiloton [1 kiloton is a force equal to 1,000 tons of TNT]). Hiroshima or Nagasaki was 20kT In Russia's doctrine should be used on areas of large military concertation or as terrorize attack on cities.

@xanovaria

Жыл бұрын

​@@juanmccoy3066 You are dead wrong and spreading misinformation. They are dial-a-yield. The American B61 mod 12 nuclear bomb; the American one mentioned in the video has different settings that let you choose how big the blast is, as is the case with most nuclear weapons the world over. The yield can be adjusted by injecting more or less of the tritium or deuterium gas into the pit or messing with the External Neutron Initiators, or turning off the secondary (the "Thermo" part of the thermonuclear bomb) nuclear weapon inside of thermonuclear weapons. Variable Yield (AKA Dial-A-Yield) has been around since the 50s, and most countries incorporate it into their weapons design programs. The Russian tactical nuclear weapons, which are delivered via cruise missiles, MLRS, artillery shells, gravity bombs, dumb bombs, laser-guided munitions, or SRBMs have a much higher Circular Error Probable (CEP), meaning that they are much less accurate. In order to compensate for this loss in accuracy, Russian weapons have a much higher yield than their American counterparts. You can see this by comparing their SRBMs, MRBMs, ICBMs, and SLBMs. They all have at least double the yield of their American counterparts and a much higher CEP (lower accuracy). The lowest setting ion the American B61 mod 12 is 0.3 kilotons, 1/60th the size of the WW2 bombs. HOWEVER, they can be set up to 400 kilotons; 20 times more powerful. (or 0.3, 1.5, 10 or 50 for the B61 mod 10) That's HUGE. Use nukemap to nuke your city and see the damage for yourself.

@xanovaria

Жыл бұрын

@@nupagadii5834 The B61 mod 12 like the one in the video goes from 0.3kt all the way to 400kt. The russian nukes are bigger; thought to go up to 1 megaton. They're bigger than the US nuclear weapons for a reason; because their delivery systems are wildly more inaccurate than the US delivery system. It's calculated by a metric called Circular Error Probable, CEP. CEP means that you can statistically expect that 50% of fired ordnance to hit within X size circle around the target. The Russian CEPs are much larger than the American ones, meaning they are much less accurate. That metric holds true for every nuclear delivery system both sides have, including cruise missiles, MLRS, artillery shells, , gravity bombs, dumb bombs, laser-guided munitions, SRBMs, MRBMs, ICBMs, and SLBMs. The US' nuclear weapon yield is rarely more than 1/2 megaton (500kt), wereas their russian counterparts are usually 1MT+.

@julienckjm7430

Жыл бұрын

@@xanovaria Terrifying stuff 😩😩

I can still see them also purposely targeting entire cities instead of just military targets.

@michajastrzebski4383

Жыл бұрын

if you have any military target in a city, you dont get to "not hit the city" with the nuke going for that target ;)

@limitbreak2966

Жыл бұрын

It’s very scary :(

@spiritfree5050

Жыл бұрын

you would want to take out the army first then you can force surrender but hitting a few Major cities

@jamesfrankel7827

Жыл бұрын

Counter-force, military target vs counter-value, economic, industrial, power generating. A major city may be both.

@ownage11445

Жыл бұрын

In the event of a nuclear attack hardened military targets are hit first, second critical infrastructure, and then key civilian targets.

Seems like the only strat is to respond to any use of even the smallest tactical nuke by launching everything you've got. There's no advantage to waiting for each stage of escalation.

@notastone4832

Жыл бұрын

or not responding..

@Laerei

Жыл бұрын

@@notastone4832 In this scenario, NATO didn't respond to Russia using a single nuke on the city of Kherson (population of 287000) and Russia went "Oh well, that means we are free to nuke as we please."

@lucasgrey9794

Жыл бұрын

@@Laerei No. Russia won't say "lets nuke as we please." That is a double digit IQ brainmelt understanding of how states think.

@vreevroow

Жыл бұрын

@@Laerei and NATO nations like Germany and the UK didn't respond until after grabbing popcorn to watch their own firestorms.

@DrForrester87

Жыл бұрын

That's why US strategy is immediate full deployment once nukes have been used.

It seems like this simulation doesnt take into account any type of defense. It seems like every missile launched will reach its target. I wonder how accounting for any kinds of defensive measure would change the out comes.

@depress0coffee

Жыл бұрын

Plus it's very "turn-based". The moment missiles are in the air from either side, a response would surely be done in-kind. As you said, no defence, no interception. Also seems a bit silly to use nuclear payloads to hit rail infrastructure as opposed to using conventional ordinance or hell even a FOAB. Likewise, no mention of the speculated "Dead Hand" system used in RU, or other countermeasure systems in place.

@TheLev11

Жыл бұрын

Icbm are designed in a way to make italmost impossible to intercept them. The speed alone of these missiles should be enough to ensure a hit, not to mention additional countermeasures, decoys, change in trajectory

@TheDevildogGamer

Жыл бұрын

There are no defensive measures for ICBMs even if we deployed what we had it would stop 1% if we were lucky

@BucketKingu

Жыл бұрын

DevilDog is correct. We have, basically, no direct countermeasures to ICBM's. In fact, we barely have any counter measures to most larger missile ordinances. The fact of the matter is, once a big ass missile is launched, there's not a lot that can stop it. Between the speed, the fake tips, reflectors, etc, the chances of even the most 'state of the art' defenses being able to stop most nukes, let alone ICBM's, are almost null.

@depress0coffee

Жыл бұрын

Of course. My only gripe was the moment the US/RU detected missile launches they would have responded relatively quickly - as opposed to letting the opposing sides missiles hit the silo's first THEN launching whatever remained. I guess the main takeaway is this: if the nukes start flying, we all lose!

Honestly that many nukes hitting the silos, I wonder how deep the craters would be. That saturation was insane, crater on top of crater.

@stevenrodriguez763

Жыл бұрын

Not very big nuclear bombs to explode on impact of the surface. They actually explode a couple hundred feet up in the air for maximum spread.

@alphawolfgang173

Жыл бұрын

most nukes are detonated above ground for max damage, often not much of a crater

@VeryFamousActor

Жыл бұрын

@@alphawolfgang173 They wont be using airburst against silos

@ScoundrelzNTwK

Жыл бұрын

You can go and read old Cold War plans, in some instances the US planned to hit Russian silos with between 60-100 ground burst nukes a pieces. That was when each country had over 20k.

@rogerbartlet5720

Жыл бұрын

airburst causes maximum casualties. groundburst causes maximum fall-out.

As a Ukrainian I just want to say this to everyone reading: try not to look at this like just statistics, or some video game match results. Actually imagine yourself experience all of this: the sirens, the explosions, the ground shaking, the flames everywhere, not knowing where your loved ones are, where to go, or if there's anywhere to go left. Thinking constantly that all of your close people can already be dead and you probably won't know for sure for a long time. I used to not think about such videos in much detail, but having the war in my country has shifted my perspective quite a bit

As disturbing as 'Threads' is, even that probably doesn't even cut it when it comes to how inconceivable it will be. Living in the Metro Atlanta area there are targets all around me. Not just Dobbins Air Reserve Base but 4 power plants, the CDC HQ and Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. The Federal Reserve also has a building here.

@arnoldsherrill2585

Жыл бұрын

I live in Atlanta also ,and just those small number of facilities make this area a very tempting Target, for even a low-yield nuclear weapon. No major city is off the list if there is a escalation scenario., Either by a direct Hit or because of fallout

@thatgenericdixienormouspic8424

Жыл бұрын

I live between a nuclear submarine base, a naval air station, an air national guard base, an airport, and the Army does a part of their Ranger training in the swamps about 30 mins from where I live.

@katarjin

Жыл бұрын

I get sent to shipyards all the time and since the invasion we have been saying if it ever goes nuclear we are doomed, so just go up to the flight deck and enjoy the show.

@charliewerchan7252

Жыл бұрын

Nice to know ya

im wondering if this takes into account attempts to intercept and defend against strikes or it just expects us to take them without trying to intercept

@BishopGG

Жыл бұрын

No good defense against ICBMs

@michigancube4240

Жыл бұрын

@@BishopGG THAADS, SM-3s, SM-6s and GMD/Is can intercept ICBM warheads on terminal/reentry approaches just off the top of my head whereas a few other European systems similar to the (including) Patriot PAC-3s can intercept non-ICBM reentry warheads from IRBMs and cruise missiles (I believe they *could* intercept ICBM warheads on re-entry if the conditions are optimal but its unbelievably unlikely to do so with the difference in the interceptor's payload being mainly blast-frag and not kinetic rod). SM-3s and GMD/Is can intercept mid-course but it's very situational as the warship/launch site has to be within a hundred or so miles of the launch trajectory. We can intercept *some*, like around 100-200 warheads in an optimal setting, but not a full out attack with about 1500 in use like this scenario.

@crusader_wolf1104

Жыл бұрын

@@BishopGG There are defenses against ICBM's but in a full nuclear exchange not all of them could be stopped

this isn't nearly as apocalyptic as i thought it would be. I thought literally ever square inch of where anyone is living is getting nuked.

@demonslayer4290

Жыл бұрын

In this simulation the targets are military targets not aim a city's if the simulation was built aiming at city and not military targets the dead toll would be much higher.

@gpheonix1

Жыл бұрын

@@demonslayer4290 even when it was it was only like 200 million. i guess that's what nuclear winter is for. I still expected more death the actual bombs though.

@worlore1651

Жыл бұрын

@@gpheonix1 nuclear winter is just a theory

@gpheonix1

Жыл бұрын

@@worlore1651 okay

@charliewerchan7252

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm, not that bad huh? Wow, sorry that they didn't make the whole earth glow like the sun.

Simulation needs to factor in the use of EMPs as well. While I assume most nuclear hardware/silos are hardened against an EMP, it will definitely wreak havoc on infrastructure in the time after the bombs drop.

What I find bizarre with this sim - upon identifying ICBM's that are heading to America (via satellite), they would counter launch instantly. The simulator shows the Russian nukes landing in America before the counter attack even starts.

"Some of these triggers are very slow... Very slow..." This is how you know it's realistic.

@ShadowGJ

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I don't think leaders would decide on major escalations, especially nuclear ones, in minutes.

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

@@ShadowGJ But the irony is, they have to. Imagine you are informed by your General that the enemy has launched a nuclear attack on you. The order to retaliate must be given immediatly if you want any chance of survival of your country, even though that is probably not going to happen, but at least try to inflict maximal amount of suffering in your enemy.

You mentioned that the "small" tactical nukes were "only" 15 kilotons and while yes that is small for a nuke (the largest nuke was 50 megatons (roughly 500 kilotons)) a 15 kiloton warhead is what was used in the Little Boy that was dropped on Hiroshima.

@lucid523

Жыл бұрын

Well the smallest nuclear bomb in the world is the Davy Crockett or the W54 which only had 01 kilotons which isn't that big at all

@georgea5991

Жыл бұрын

@@lucid523 The Davy Crockett wasn't a bomb. It was a recoilless rifle.

@angelofiron4366

Жыл бұрын

Now this Sarmat missle has 100 megatons. I cannot imagine what that will look like, after looking at the Tsar Bomba footage.

@Argonwolfproject

Жыл бұрын

50 megatons would equal 50,000 kilotons.

@Argonwolfproject

Жыл бұрын

@@georgea5991 A recoilless rifle that fired a nuclear bomb.

"5kt isn't really big..."? Bro that's 5000 tons of TNT. Not 5 sticks! Kinda big now, huh?

How much time elapsed from the first Russian strike on the Ukraine to the end of the scenario presented in the video? Thank you.

Counterforce against nuclear silos woud be useless, since they'd just launch the missiles before the warheads hit in a "use it or lose it" scenario and the warheads would just be wasted on empty silos. Hitting conventional force bases makes a lot more sense since conventional force deployment takes a lot longer to deploy. In a silo you just answer the phone, read the codes and turn the keys. BTW, there's a reason the us missile fields are in the midwest - where the population density is the lowest.

@rdiddyspace1708

10 ай бұрын

Denver is south of that missile field. and I thought about moving there at one point because they told me it's the fastest growing city in America with lots of great weather and scenery.

ah yes, man made horrors beyond my comprehension

@5434345

9 ай бұрын

Imagine, if planet cracks like egg after 20 nukebooms.

So where is this so I can run scenarios? A link would be wonderful. Thanks.

Counter force means targeting the enemy's nukes a s military capacity. Counter value is the term used when targeting cities, population centers, industry, etc

Would be interesting to see how a situation like this would unfold with china, india, and israel involved.

@firesmith2863

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I was thinking China would take advantage of the carnage and start taking the pacific, it would be nuclear pretty quick in the pacific then and be hitting USA as well.

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

India would not get involved unless forced to. India has many internal problems to deal with. I can't imagine how they would manage having cities each with 10 mi people being nuked.

@GonzoTehGreat

Жыл бұрын

They wouldn't get involved unless directly attacked, but it's difficult to see who would want to attack them, unless you envisage some kind of James Bond villain with a nuke who holds a grudge against one of them...

Spiral out of control is putting it lightly….and while the fallout may not be too terrible, the infrastructural destruction will be nothing short of apocalyptic, farmland destroyed, power plants and transformer stations knocked out or destroyed, fuel infrastructure crippled, communications totaled, civil unrest would be a literal hellscape nightmare, this simulation doesn’t account for things like that except for some numbers here and there, but it doesn’t have the ability to predict what would happen on the human level afterwards in regards to levels of violence and other issues like leadership, reconstruction efforts if they could even happen, what areas might end up just outright abandoned and left to rot, would there even be armed forces left to help maintain order and rebuild the country? Did the leaders survive? It’s not really that easy to account for it all

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

Regarding civil unrest, the Army could help the Police keep the order. Not all soldiers will be busy dealing with the nuclear war (actually most won't).

@jnicholaswildcat

Жыл бұрын

@@User-jr7vf you’re not wrong, but don’t forget that the mass civil unrest would be most likely literally nationwide and the armed forces would have their own problems with keeping order within itself for a number of reasons, like panic, family, and trying to regroup after a mass nuclear strike. And if they manage to get it together they still have infrastructure to work with, mass nuclear strikes would cause infrastructure around the country to be completely useless in many areas, and many bases are in or near major metropolitan areas which would prove major obstacles, fuel would be problematic, lack of electrical grid being a major road block as well, communication systems would be down, the list is long, I’m not saying you’re wrong, I’m saying it would be severely affected and impossibly difficult

Why does it look like central PA (Clarion/Jefferson/Clearfield/etc) is hit? Is there something there strategically? It's PA's "Great Outdoor Region" known for mostly state and national parks.

I moved away from the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex area and now live in Northwest Iowa. I'd like to think I live relatively in a town close to nowhere, but Des Moines getting hit is still possible to give us problems, as well as Fort Dodge, and Sioux Falls, SD. So is anywhere really safe? Not really with Mutually Assured Destruction. And I thought DEFCON and ICBM was scary. I found a new program here. I'll have to wishlist it and get it sometime in the future, because I'm curious if my family and I would survive nukes hitting those locations. It all depends on which way the fallout goes.

@Ccyawn123

Жыл бұрын

You have minuteman missile silos to your northwest and south. They'll get bombed into oblivion. You'll be right in the middle of it.

literally just watched threads on monday, fucking insanely scary movie when put into perspective

@angelofiron4366

Жыл бұрын

Yea the aftermath isn't pretty.

Suddenly realizing that I live close enough to an air national guard base that I’ll be wiped out by multiple nukes😢

@skorpiongod

Жыл бұрын

I live next to multiple military bases and a military industry center. I take comfort knowing my death will be swift.

@TheBic4

Жыл бұрын

@@skorpiongod the thing that gets me is my job far enough away from it i could potentially survive but I’d lose everything and everyone if it all happens when I’m working. So I’m not certain mine would be swift or if the radiation would get me.

@theswagman1263

Жыл бұрын

I'm at the perfect distance not to get immediately killed but instead have my body covered in third degree burns and then slowly dying from infection and radiation. can't wait!

@jnicholaswildcat

Жыл бұрын

I live next to 3 major military installations, myself and my family are dead at minimum 30 times over, we’d be outside of both blast and fallout zones, but the destruction and civil disorder that would follow? I don’t have enough guns and ammo for what would come after, and it wouldn’t be pretty

@georgea5991

Жыл бұрын

Don't feel bad. I live near Ft Meade, the NSA, and Annapolis (Naval Academy), not to mention an international airport that could be taken as a counterforce target.

What program did you use and where do I het it?

Hey DevilDog was wondering if you could make a video about Heroes and Generals shutting down there servers and starting a kickstarter project for Heroes and Generals 2 thank you!

@worlore1651

Жыл бұрын

WHAT

The most terrifying part is how survivable it is.

@ryang.5094

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. It can almost be taken as justification for use.

@GonzoTehGreat

Жыл бұрын

It isn't. This video just estimates initial fatalities from the actual strikes, but there will also be many more casualties, who will eventually die from their injuries, then radiation sickness, then being unable to survive without shelter, food or water. These numbers are just the tip of the iceberg. I think ~1 billion dead is quite possible as a result of the initial attack, but this would be followed by a nuclear winter several years long, which would kill millions more while impoverishing hundreds of millions.

@jackp.richardson6415

Жыл бұрын

Individual survival yes, but there is literally 0 percent chance any of the governments after the war are still alive.

@gregjohnston455

Жыл бұрын

Nuclear winter would kill most everybody. Assuming that nuclear winter is a real thing.

@BGRANT777X

Жыл бұрын

Its hard to call it survival, you will live out your days in a really shitty world and so will many many generations. Literally nobody is going to see the other side of a nuclear war.

Lets face it, if something like this ever did happen... Most of the world would be screwed beyond belief lol. Lets pray it doesn't happen.

@livingtorture5745

Жыл бұрын

I ain't praying to anyone. If the God on question is real, then it made those madmen knowing what they can do .

@weebandgaminginc.7593

7 ай бұрын

Way ahead of you

7:28. France and United Kingdom are nuclear weapons states and further Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, and Turkey are all part of nuclear weapons sharing so they would be transferred to them in the event of war.

I feel like the scenario should have more of a defensive capability aspect to it too, the United States has several anti-ballistic missile defense systems that could probably work and stop a lot of the incoming barrages despite the need for very quick reaction.

@ShadowGJ

Жыл бұрын

I feel it'd never be enough to prevent major, unthinkable damage. ABM defenses may prevent it from being apocalyptic, but we'd still see unprecedented destruction.

@michaellemasters7173

Жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure this simulation does simulate a limited nuclear defense by both Russia and the US. The issue is that those systems aren’t very widely known about and regardless of how much we actually know about them, they are extremely limited in both capability and availability. Another issue is that actual nuclear strategy isn’t public knowledge.

@michigancube4240

Жыл бұрын

@@ShadowGJ With current stores of SM-3s (which the newer models can do mid-course intercepts on ICBMs, the earlier ones are only terminal or lower altitude than ICBMs IIRC), SM-6s (which I believe can do terminal defense), and GMDs, we theoretically could launch against around probably 250~ targets mid course and about 500~ for terminal defense though IIRC two munitions per warhead might be launched for 90% kill probability so half that, which means around 200-500 warheads could be theoretically intercepted if they were launched at targets within a few dozen miles of US ships which would mostly be west coast and east coast port cities. THAADs are another thing as they are supposed to be terminal defense but iirc they are very hard to locate let alone know how many missiles they have in storage so likely another 100 or so intercepted wherever THAADs are based if launched at. So about 300-700 could be shot down, with the more realistic number being about 300-400 in the MOST optimistic scenario whereas in reality not every US Navy destroyer/cruiser is near the coast and not every destroyer/cruiser with SM-3s are on mid course tracks where Russian missiles would likely fly, so between the 50 odd GMDs and likely a couple dozen THAAD launchers on the west coast the US would be able to intercept probably around 100-150 warheads, which is about 10% of Russia's usable stockpile.

@frenchfry1479

Жыл бұрын

@@michigancube4240 then add the failure Rate of Russian equipment, ~ 30%. likely more seeing that Russia uses Liquid Fuel which is harder to maintain, and needs to be replace more often

@dawggonevidz9140

Жыл бұрын

@@frenchfry1479 not to mention the fact the military maintaining their arsenal is famously corrupt and light fingered. I think you'd have to take a third of russia's ordinance out of the picture before mechanical failures would be a factor simply because their fuel, and perhaps their warheads, only exist on paper now.

If history is any indicator, decisions tend to be guided by self interest. Consideration for the common man doesn't enter into it, we are entirely disposable. Japan's decision to surrender was not the threat of massive casualties (civilians were expected to hurl themselves at any invading force) but under which occupying force the leadership would survive. Would the Emperor be allowed to continue under Russian occupation or US occupation. That was it. Time and time again we see examples of this, it's a human trait, self interest at the literal expense of everyone else. There's no path for Putin to persist either his personal or national ambitions except through the current plan of action, which is hold, dig in, reinforce and exploit. He sees the churn of western leadership as a waiting game. In this scenario, he has continuity.

@jonathancantrell858

Жыл бұрын

I agree. His best move is to wait it out until the administration changes here in the U.S. I imagine candidates will be running on promises to end U.S. involvement in the war.

@popowere

Жыл бұрын

The thing is that Putin is not immortal. He is old and he wants to push an achievement, something he can be running to impatiently because of his own ennemy, time.

@GonzoTehGreat

Жыл бұрын

Assuming he survives the attack, I doubt Putini still has continuity if Moscow and everything west of the Urals becomes a nuclear wasteland...

I know what my nightmare will be tonight. Thanks!

I have to say, the FIRST strikes on the UK, would be the Naval Bases, so that would include Portsmuth and Plymouth on the south coast. Portsmouth More so than Plymouth, as it contains the two new Aircraft carriers, and Frigates / Destroyers. Portsmuth and Plymouth are DENSELY populated.

@evorock

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. I live in Pompey, and not only is Portsmouth the HQ of HM Royal Navy, but we are the 5h (I think) most densely populated island on the planet. According to the war games played out by the MOD (and Russian intelligence) Portsmouth, Plymouth and Faslane, would be A grade targets

What is the simulators name? I like do my own research

Time from one tactical nuke in Ukraine to total nuclear war: < 6 hours.

@sorosray

Жыл бұрын

all 100% of Russian missiles will fall on the heads of the Americans and they will all die.

Bruh as someone in South Africa I’d rather be in Europe if this scenario ever happened. I’m not about surviving the aftermath. 😅

@kamilm6616

Жыл бұрын

Actually the southern hemisphere would be largely unaffected by nuclear war. Most of the fallout would stay north of the equator as predicted by nuclear war analysts.

@williampretorius93

Жыл бұрын

@@kamilm6616 well that’s… sort of reassuring…..emphasis on sort of.

@kamilm6616

Жыл бұрын

@@williampretorius93 the nuclear powers wouldn't waste nuclear weapons on country's that don't have any or are not military allied with nuclear powers. But if they did say launch even 1 nuclear weapon into say the African rainforest then it would cause the biggest forest fire known to man. Same with south American rainforest but its probably not likely. What would likely happen is a resource war in the southern hemisphere.

@brokentv1855

Жыл бұрын

@@kamilm6616 South Africa is the only country to disassemble thier nukes…. Food for thought

@kamilm6616

Жыл бұрын

@@brokentv1855 lol all 6 of them 🤣 😂. They probably didn't trust themselves to have them.

I feel like militaries are using this scenario game or whatever you would classify this as to test and strategize it's kinda scary to think about...

@99Eternal

Жыл бұрын

The military has their own far more advanced war-game scenarios mapped out and yeah, they are constantly planning for every conceivable event. You don't spend that kind of money on defense and not have a plan.

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

@@99Eternal In times like this, I wish I knew at least one high up in the Army, so I could ask him about the plans, how an attack would unfold, etc, though they are unlikely to tell even if you are a friend 😅.

I'm off work today through sickness. I cant think of a better way to spend the day then a couple of videos of nuclear exchange in eastern europe on the youtube. YAY.

I honestly feel like we, as a species, would have to be cataclysmically stupid to sit by and let this happen. This simulator is scary, however, I’m in agreement with DevilDog. There are *so many* goddamn procedures, evaluations and communications that would take place within the first hours of a low-yield warhead being used in Ukraine. Every stop would be pulled, and it wouldn’t just be us. The entire international community would most likely come together and stop Russia from going further. More than it already has.

@saber2802

Жыл бұрын

Literally everyone but Russia: WOAH MAN THAT WAS TOO FAR Even China turns against Russia

@aj9969

Жыл бұрын

How ? Which country will be stupid enough to nuke Russia in retaliation for ukraine ? More likely, when the first nuke falls in ukraine, most western nations will realize that they don't want nukes falling on their home turf, and immediately negotiate for peace.. Russia will likely nuke ukraine, but unlikely to nuke NATO territory..

@cyrilarabatzis461

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@GonzoTehGreat

Жыл бұрын

There is no international community, only national interests. You can expect the kind of unity you've already seen with this war in Ukraine. Most countries (outside of Europe) aren't in a position to do much about this scenario anyway, so they'd probably remain neutral. If they also have nukes then intervening would make them a potential target, but even if they don't, they can't risk it either, as they have no deterrence.

@Maelstromme

Жыл бұрын

@@GonzoTehGreatNonwestern countries would not care.

I imagine this would only be the beginning of this war. Each side would be so infuriated and scared of the future that I imagine NATO and America would not just call it a day at this stage. Also, what would China's reaction be? Would they move to take Taiwan or forsee a dramatic shift in their favor and avoid doing anything to possibly get roped into this war? IDK.

@ItsCoreyLynxxYall

Жыл бұрын

There would be perks for China for sure as long as they stayed out of it but they'd still suffer the environmental issues that would transcend in the northern hemisphere. New Zealand is a safe place to be too.

@ssg9offical

Жыл бұрын

What About Norway 🇳🇴 ?

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

Well, China would carefully study the aftermath and see if there is any point left in taking Taiwan.

@chernovbrichtofen4767

Жыл бұрын

@@ssg9offical Norway is a part of nato so it would’ve been nuked

@lucasgrey9794

Жыл бұрын

Taiwan will join China in 2 election cycles. China doesn't have to do anything.

Nothing warms the heart quite like nuclear fallout (gamefly CnC Red Alert commercial).

"I don't think anyone is stupid enough to use a nuclear weapon" Squidward: "How are we gunna tell him?"

i would love to see this same scenario but adding "If China were to join full partnership with Russia"

@charliewerchan7252

Жыл бұрын

The Chi coms hate the Russians and vice versa. They play allies, but they are not in reality.

@GonzoTehGreat

Жыл бұрын

They're friends, not allies.

@livingtorture5745

Жыл бұрын

They'd lose too.

I think the soot and radioactivity from a nuclear war wouldn't really have that big of an effect in an actual exchange. What with nearly all nukes being airbursted thus generating virtually zero fallout, along with most modern cities not really having much to burn unlike the bamboo and wood built cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Countless millions would be dead from the blast and countless more due to supply lines being destroyed and manufacturing being at best offline for awhile. But in regards to civilization ending, or even nation ending cataclysm of radioactive poison and a nuclear induced ice age killing all? Not really. - What would be the most sad is that both nations would probably still retain a semi decent conventional warfighting capacity that they could still use to wage war after the exchange. Wouldn't be surprised if you were a soldier days after a nuclear exchange just to receive orders that you are now supposed to advance towards an enemy troop concentration. That would be pretty wild.

@baronvonbrunn8596

10 ай бұрын

Pretty much. Just worth adding that for military targets a surface blast would be common in order to destroy the otherwise too durable parts, so radiation would still be a concern, at least for the first few days. Fallout could even be used tactically to create a barrier or make a position unusable, though I´m not sure if anyone would trust the weather forcast enough to attempt this.

@leojohn1615

2 ай бұрын

From all the evidence I've been able to find this seems the most likely possible outcome at-least to me. However it doesn't get as many clicks as "nuclear winter would wipe out 90% of humanity" and no one really wants to take up the mantle of explaining how "nuclear war wouldn't be that bad"

need to start building bunkers, especially considering how i live in between russia and poland...

2 things the simulation doesn’t get really much is the type of nuclear weapon (some destroy entire country one shot and don’t need so many) and the defence anti missiles , USA have much even if it wouldn’t stop all

imagine being on an island having no idea the earth just got putined

@snigie1

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to new Zealand!

@BloodyKnives66

Жыл бұрын

Nuclear winter would affect the entire planet

@ardour1587

Жыл бұрын

Its funny how modern media attached nuke subject to Putin while we already have a country wich used nukes on civilian cities + wagin wars all over the world for last 60 years and affin attacked its nato ally by destroyin nord stream. But Putin is a threat to everything. World upside down. 😀 Whole EU lives under submittion of basically 5th raich since soviets are gone. Today noone even pretends anymore. Just change "green party" name for "national socialism" and its immidietly makes scence.

@snigie1

Жыл бұрын

@@ardour1587 preach!

@angelofiron4366

Жыл бұрын

@@snigie1 Safe, but how long will you and the people last in the long run? With let's say a radioactive half life that could last 10-20 years.

Think it was an excellent and terrifying simulation although I am curious what Chinas reaction to such a event would be? Do they sit back back watch the world burn and pick up the pieces becoming the dominant power but at what economic cost to them or would they decide to get involved to what extent and again what cost?

@johnbenoy7532

Жыл бұрын

probably not. the US stategy now also accounts to nuking china to prevnt them from becoming a new world superpower. probably nuke India and Australia too.

@michajastrzebski4383

Жыл бұрын

well, they didnt attack anyone, noone responded at them, why would they launch at all? I'd not be surprised if irl they did just that.

@olanlevan8470

Жыл бұрын

@@michajastrzebski4383 Realistically and in my opinion even if a nuke war didn't include China directly as a belligerent, the so called belligerent doctrine would dictate that China be forced to consume it's nuclear stockpile as well as India and Pakistan. In other words The US or Russia in theory would not allow China India or Pakistan left standing to pick the leftovers of whatever remained. In theory a nuclear war even with 2 starting belligerents would result in the 2 belligerents inviting the other non belligerents to participate in that event wether they wanted to or not. This would guarantee that no nuclear power is left to pick the leftovers of whatever remained. Again this seems the most logical theory but I could be wrong.

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

@@olanlevan8470 This makes sense. But how would the US or anyone else, force China/India/Pakistan into the conflict?

@olanlevan8470

Жыл бұрын

@@User-jr7vfI'm not saying this would happen in that scenario but let's assume a few scenarios here It's a paradox because in theory the 2 belligerents would be assured complete destruction in a nuclear exchange, However let's say in theory one side believed it had an upper hand to come out ahead. The belief in a possible win would imply that one is last, and left standing. This paradoxical belief in a win seems to indicate that a loss applies to the other side. This implies that all the conditions of a win must be met which by logic would indicate that no threat exists. By "threat" one could assume that means no threat period. However let's say that both side absolutely believe that they will both be anhialated completely with nothing left to pick then it is possible that other nuclear powers should escape being invited into the conflict. I'm not saying that either theory is true. One could also argue that if 2 belligerents engage in nuclear conflict the other nuclear powers would invite themselves in to try and stop or limit a perceived condition which they believed could be avoided or attained by participating in a nuclear exchange in which they did not start in the first place. I guess the question to ask then is what condition is expected as defining a conclusion and what expectation is perceived as acceptable by one or both sides or all sides for that matter.

That’s really cool but also really scary i’m fascinated by mutually assured destruction and nuclear warfare my dream is to visit an active minute man three ICBM but I know it will never happen sadly

Is the Posaidon drone available?

I am surprised that this simulation does not heavily involved China, especially with how close ties russia and china have been making this past year. I would expect them to be as involved as all the nato countries were. Also surprised that japan didnt seem to be targeted.

@popowere

Жыл бұрын

Good point ! Plus with Taiwan tensions and Philippine, Japan in China south sea, that’s clear it can be triggered at any time now. I cannot believe that we have so many countries which can eliminate the earth like Russia, China, Iran and North Korea and are crazy. Also , such amount of energy release at the same time can disrupt the orientation of the planet, I don’t think it should be ignored. India, Africa etc.. they all think they are safe that’s why they don’t care, until it will affect them because they didn’t get what a nuclear weapon is capable of..

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

Well, China could be just a spectator waiting to emerge as the savior of the world in the aftermath, just like the US did at the end of WW2, when they helped rebuild "Great Britain" and became the world dominant power.

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

It would be extremely unwise of China to get involved in a war of destruction that it has not been called to, unless it threatens Chinese interests fundamentally. But given how intertwined our global economy is, China would probably loose a lot if a nuclear war breaks out. That is why I believe China will step in to AVOID a nuclear confrontation from taking place.

@popowere

Жыл бұрын

@@User-jr7vf there is huge différent of politics between communist and USA. It’s like you would say, nazi could have came as a savior to the world if they had won. Not sure we can say the word saviour for any government

@User-jr7vf

Жыл бұрын

@@popowere yeah, I meant to say, the Chinese would see themselves as the saviours.

Remember, everything in this video is outdated, top top top secret shit from 20 years ago that we don't even know about, imagine what is new new. Stuff we couldn't even imagine.

@DurzoBlunts

Жыл бұрын

Nothing to stop that many nukes

@TheDevildogGamer

Жыл бұрын

There is no way to reliably stop an ICBM

@georgea5991

Жыл бұрын

New tech or not, MIRV's and MRV's aren't easy to defeat.

@hopedream11

Жыл бұрын

Only way to stop ICBM's is in the slio's or by disrupting the commands to launch Them via C3I. Russia can do this. They have EMP MIRV's now. Ie Missiles with no radiation or very low yield that can disable And fry Networks. NNEMP's and Super EMP's.

@hydra70

Жыл бұрын

@@TheDevildogGamer It blows my mind how many people think there is some super top secret laser defense grid that will shoot down all the Russian missiles. I guess it's a way to cope with the fact that we are all no more than 30 minutes away from nuclear hellfire at all times.

Where do we get this simulation

I mean, are not the results a foregone conclusion? Like, what's the replay value if any? Everyone seems to perish.

I've begun minimising the amount of time I sleep so I have a higher chance of experiencing a nuclear war in real time

@TheBic4

Жыл бұрын

Totally sane person activity

@burgertanker7970

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBic4 lol

@TheSkyGuy77

Жыл бұрын

Sleep more

1 interesting thing to note is would any other nation really get involved? Consider this. Russia uses a small nuke say 15kt. Powerful enough to destroy anything within a mile..would other nations really retaliate? It would seem foolish to start lobbing our entire aresenal, or even a few, at russia simply because they used them on ukraine. If the nukes arent flying towards us, then us retaliating would be the trigger of M.A.D vs say russia using specially tactical nukes over strategic nukes. Maybe its a matter of calling 1s bluff from either side, but look at it from the perspective of the other side. Maybe we would. Im not saying we wouldnt. But maybe JUST MAYBE we dont nuke them because we know that once they do it to ukraine, thats where it stops. So maybe from the perspective of its better to lose 1 country than the entire planet. Now i dont believe russia would use nukes either, but if you back a scared dog into a corner, it will bite you. If putin feels he has nothing to lose...well...remember...nothing is more dangerous than a man with nothing to lose.

@RaptorJesus

Жыл бұрын

NATO doctrine is to strike conventionally if the Russians only use them in Ukraine. Because NATO doesn't *have* to retaliate with nuclear weapons to destroy Russia's warfighting capability. They can be subdued with an entirely conventional response. It'd be limited to Ukraine, with the Black Sea Fleet being sunk and every Russian soldier & weapons-system being destroyed through airpower. That includes Crimea. Russia then has a decision to make. Does it want to die, or does it just want to lose?

Yeah I live in the UK about half a mile from a building which definitely has aleast 1 missle aimed at it. But I trust our subs to return the favour.

@jnicholaswildcat

Жыл бұрын

All of nato would would be pulling the pin on the grenade that burns the world to ash together

Any use of nuclear must ensue an immediate full spectrum maximum nuclear, cyber and conventional response including taking out naval assets. Bear in mind one detonation's EMT could determine much. Says AI. Probably.

After a war of this magnitude the entire planet would be thrust into a nuclear ice age. All life on the entire planet would suffer the after effects and I’m not sure the planet would ever fully recover from something that epic.

@maxpayne930

Жыл бұрын

U are correct it will end up like Mars cos same shit happened there eons ago and look it at now still the waste land

@leojohn1615

2 ай бұрын

Not really though. While there is no way to be certain it seems altogether more likely that after 10 years the environmental impacts would be relatively minimal away from the actual blast sites and that the nations involved would be well on their way to recovery.

@KwizMatix

2 ай бұрын

@@leojohn1615 You seriously believe that don’t you??? So after all the nuclear fall out you honestly think there’d be clean, uncontaminated drinking water and the ecosystem will just bounce back like nothing happened huh? Interesting 🤔

Ok I’m sure someone brought this up but what about the missiles we have that will take the nukes out

What’s this called where can I get it

Makes me feel a bit better about nukes , I always thought they had WAAAAAAY more destructive force but if this is accurate then I have less worries now

@preppertrucker5736

Жыл бұрын

Only tactical nukes…. Ballistic is a hole different ballgame…

@noidontthinksolol

Жыл бұрын

lol, they arent gonna blow a whole country up .... In reality russia has WAY WAAAAAAY less launch ready nukes.

@preppertrucker5736

Жыл бұрын

@@noidontthinksolol And you know this how???

@noidontthinksolol

Жыл бұрын

@@preppertrucker5736 i know this by looking at their military spendings, corruption figures and military performance. none of those signal towards a well maintained military. to the contrary, with that military budget you can NEVER maintain that many nukes and keep them functional, I M P O S S I B L E no matter the difference in economies.

@preppertrucker5736

Жыл бұрын

@@noidontthinksolol I personally wouldn’t want to find out how many active nukes there are the hard way…. You should watch 10 ways to Doomsday on the history channel on KZread nuclear war with Russia…..

Finna give some Slavic grandparent a heart attack with that title

Needa let time run longer till it clears or something cause I think there would be a bigger number then 190 million

This just goes off of what governments havent told you. You never know what theyre hiding.

This wasn't escalated by a tactical weapon being used in Ukraine, it was escalated by the US/NATO directly attacking Russia. How did you think Russia would respond to that? And I'm not pro-Russia, either.

@hydra70

Жыл бұрын

How would Russia detonating nuclear weapons in Ukraine *not* be an escalation? By every conceivable definition of the world "escalation", that would be an escalation.

@Sponty84

Жыл бұрын

So we should just let them use nukes to attack Ukraine and not respond in any way?

@aOldRustyTruck

Жыл бұрын

@@Sponty84 yes, the Ukraine is not in NATO. Why risk defending them

@justaguy723

Жыл бұрын

@@aOldRustyTruck 1. It is not "the" Ukraine. It is just Ukraine. 2. By the principle of using nuclear weapons of any yield or capacity in something the Russian government doesn't officially recognize as a war needing to be shut the fuck down. 3. Because of the fact Russia is the aggressor and has been since 2014. 4. Because any semblance of the modern concept of honor demands military and political leaders back up their words with actions after warning Russia using nuclear weapons in Ukraine would just spell doom for them.

@Sponty84

Жыл бұрын

@an OldRustyTruck Radioactive fallout doesn't give a fuck about borders or affiliation. It's kind of a world wide concern.

“What a strange game. The only winning move is not to play.”

In my life span i have seen around 300 Nuclear bombs go off.. The blast kills, But the nuclear fall out is what does the damage.

as someone who lives in sardinia i see this an absolute win

Wasn't there a movie about thermonuclear war with USSR back in the 80s?

@josephatkinson1132

Жыл бұрын

The day after

6:52 Are there people in them or are they remotely operated?

We know doctrines and major strategies of nuclear powers but be do not actually know where all targets lay. I suppose it's most probable that both aim at first nuclear sites, second other military sites, third capitals and governments. They don't know the capability of enemy's air defense so to make sure that the target will be destroyed, they send multiple war heads towards those enemy targets. Therefore I believe a surprisingly large portion of the world will be left unattended. I believe the global effects of full scale nuclear war would be rather small after all. It's terrible to say so, but I think most strategists believe in this too and that makes the nuclear war more probable that is said in public. I wish deeply that I am wrong.

Can you focus on NORFOLK VA largest navy base in the world. I’d like to see the aftermath of this area in the simulation

@charliewerchan7252

Жыл бұрын

That port will be gone.

In a real nuclear war, it would escalate by the minute not days as nations have been waiting decades to use these weapons. I think it would also involve nukes from every single nuclear capable nation and it would be over for humanity in less than 72 hours as every military / civilian installation in the north would be affected and no one would survive the fall out even in the southern hemisphere

How long dos it take for southampton uk to get destroyed in this simulation?

@evorock

Жыл бұрын

not quickly enough lol seriously though, Southampton would be a cat B target, due to civilian population (and having a shit football team) 😂

"I don't think anyone is stuiped enough to use a nuclear weapon" Bro....don't tempt fate. We have 99.9 percent of stuiped world leaders currently

And they would STILL expect us to come to work in the offices and stores and businesses.

Where do I get this simulator

Such a great vid to start off the weekend! Free BBQ 🍗 for everyone… have to look at the positive of all of this

*cranks up the Pip Boy* "Crawl out from the Fallout, Baby, when they drop dat bomb...!"

where to play this game

Feels safe to be in Iceland but during the cold war Icelanders were warned that if there was an in-air counter attack, or air defense blowing down missiles, they would most likely happen above Iceland as it is directly in the middle between flight paths from Moscow and Washington D.C. :)

@donkeyslayer9879

Жыл бұрын

Negative. The missiles and bombers would be going over the North Pole.

@saebbi

Жыл бұрын

@@donkeyslayer9879 That's a relief! Screw the north pole anyways!! :D

Now times this by 50 to 100 and you'd get a more accurate account of what it would be like in terms of the nuclear missiles being let loose and this is all assuming that China and North Korea don't join in on the madness.

ill be starting to make my own gas mask factory.

Portugal and inland Spain be like, "where is this burning smell coming from, suddenly everything got so quiet..."

How has Russia with no formal education system since the 90's doing with maintaining their missiles? Also the SALT treaties are effectively dead, Putin said "That applied to the Soviets." So the MIRV's are notgoing to be compliant .... I do not know if ours are still following the treaties- or not. When we did the nukes for nuclear fuel deal we found a significant percentage of even the Soviet rockets would not have been useable, so what would that look like decades into no one understanding what they are working on?

Boston is a huge nuke target and I’m 30 minutes from the city. Looks like I’m vaporized.

@chernovbrichtofen4767

8 ай бұрын

According to fallout 4 if you find a bunker you’ll be fine because most of Boston was spared

@lebensraummetal

4 ай бұрын

if you're north you'll be squeezed between the boston strikes and the strike against the seabrook nuclear plant

@Deathofasoul

4 ай бұрын

@@lebensraummetal I am north. I am well aware of this. If shit hits the fan I’ll be long gone by then.

What game is this

does this game simulate BMD?

I thought I was the only one that ran that scenario through the Simulator :D However I chose to build a destabilized Russian federation scenario with a single Delta IV submarine out of Polyarny firing all 16 SLBMs at exclusively Ukrainian targets. I also ran the scenario through Command Modern Operations and the hit rate of the warheads was basically 100%. With the boost and midcourse phase solely over Russian airspace the only way of intervention would be during the terminal phase and becvause of the short distance between Polyarny and Ukraine the apogee of the warheads was something like 2800km AGL with a resulting terminal speed of Mach 25+ Thats too fast for IRIS T SLM, Patriot and even the AEGIS ashore facility in Romania (plus the interception angle from there is less than optimal)

@victorr_alvrz8594

Жыл бұрын

What is the name of this simulator?

@Alexx120493

Жыл бұрын

@@victorr_alvrz8594 One is the one displayed in the video "Nuclear War Simulator" and the other one is "Command Modern Operations" Both are available on Steam