nukes aren't rare enough that people can't stockpile the launch codes either, apparently.

Skyrim 76

```As it stands, players can simply collect a nuclear keycard and then generate a code online via a website, which is something that can apparently be done in about an hour once you’re at a high enough level```

skyrim 76 amateur hour dev thingy

fucking lul

you just collect a nuke code, someone already worked out the cipher to generate the rest

amazing

heard somebody set off three nukes simultaneously and crashed the entire server base

When you said megaton level I thought you meant to blast yield was literal megatons

idk if that's legit though

Legit

@coattailsandbowties Not looking good that I'll be coming to Manchester.

Not fallout 3 megaton

https://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-76-players-launch-3-nukes-at-once-crash-server/

@Data Pagan https://youtu.be/ghrLmFDq4sA?t=139

Fallout 3s nuke was weak as fuck

Shows the nuke going off.

And after.

Unless it wipes out the whole map I’m not interested

Yeah it doesn't do that.

it doesn't

And yeah I meant fallout 3 Megaton, that kind of explosion.

I don’t like games that have unrealistic portrayals of nuclear weapons

buildings and certain NPCs seem to persist

and it spawns new enemies, looks like

Well the only NPCs are all robots.

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Yeah megatons explosion was really weak

When I drop a nuke I want everything to be gone within a large radius

that doesn't happen, nah

Well it was like 2008 when 3 came out.

the terrain changes a bit and new shit spawns

So far I think Mercs 2 has the only realistic nuke a player can drop

Probably smaller than Little boy by a lot

It flattens out every building

Mercs 2?

Mercenaries 2

Never heard of it.

Shit that’s an old game

Decent game

I only ever saw the trailer for it