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Californey
Nov 2001 time: 21:16
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just curious, has anyone every gone for a super-massive nuclear strike?
I guess I would consider that as the use of 10 or more warheads in a single turn.
Does it, uh, work?
ER
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hwinkels
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I stayed up one night until 4 am just building a stockpile of ICBMs. Only Egypt was left on the map along with my Germany. When I decided I had enough, I launched about 20 on one turn. Nice shaking effect! Each one causes massive pollution at its target and kills about half the citizens. Some cities took more than one in order to knock down the population to the point where my offshore invasion force could move in and mop up. I think it only worked to my advantage because Egypt didn't have any nukes of its own.
IMO it wasn't worth it, although Cleopatra was more than ready to give in to my peace terms on the following turn. They're not powerful enough esp. against cities with sizes 20 or more.
In another game with 7 other civs, I launched a couple as a test and immediately on the next turn I got blasted with about 8 on my own cities. Restore time. An interesting experiment, though.
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hwinkels
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One other thing - they are useless against ships. I wanted to take out a stack of about 8 battleships but ICBMs have no effect on shipping. Bummer. I know artillery and bombardment won't sink ships, but it would be nice to knock them all down to 1 hit point with one shot.
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