Help launching nukes
- Thread starter qpbooneqp
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In CivRev you have only ONE nuke per game and that you have first after you have built the Manhattan Project. Once you have built the Manhattan Project you have your ONE nuke in the city where you built it. As easy to launch as moving any unit, and without any distance limitations.
bonafide11
Worker
I figure you want the Civ IV forums, not the Civ Rev forums.
vinstafresh
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not even when you are at war. You'll have to switch governments
GamerDad
Chieftain
Yeah, how many of you think America would hold a special election before deciding to send a Nuke to China or the Middle East?
United States of America is a Republic
And by that you mean that USA is not a democracy? Anyhow, you are touching upon an interesting fact; there really is a problem with the governments in this game, they are not mutually exclusive. The only democracy I can think of that is not at the same time a Monarchy or a Republic would be Switzerland, and they would not send a nuke so the logic holds true.
Before you jump on me, there might be more countries out there that is neither a Republic, nor a Monarchy, yet a Democracy. I just chose Switzerland as an example.
GamerDad
Chieftain
United States of America is a Republic
I know.
But the common person would likely tell you that we were a democracy if you asked what form of government we had. The fact that we're constantly "fighting for democracy" confuses people.I like the point made below. It's very true. Switzerland may not even know a nuke is.
NapoleonBlownApart
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United States of America is a Republic
To be exact...
The United States of America is a Democratic-Republic.
The Republican part is that the U.S. is made up of states and that it's people have an impact on it's government.
The Democratic part is that the the government is directly influenced by a free electoral system.
(No i'm not just saying that because there's a Democratic party and a Republican party.)
