ThermoNuclear Domination

[Moonsinger]

Originally posted by Naval Freak
Nukes work for destroying enemy fleets, good thing is, no pollution! (normally)

I think you are mistaken about that one. Pollutions always happen whenever you use nuke. If you launch nuke into the deep ocean, you would get pollution even though you couldn't see any pollution (because it's underwater). Anyway, don't take my words for it; here is something you can do to test my theory:

1. Build at least 100 nukes.
2. Launch them all into the ocean. As you see, there is absolutely no visible pollution.
3. Within the next turn or so, massive global warming will kick in.

Therefore, my theory is that there are invisible pollutions as the result of nuking the ocean. Even though I can't see them, I know that they are there because they are the source of the massive global warming immediately after that.

 

[Moff Jerjerrod]

Just a quick entry regarding my opionion to this matter.

I nuke for fun and profit. There's nothing better than damning the consequences when you know that you're the strongest civ in a game. Once you develope the tech and have the resources, nuke away I say!!!!!

 

[handyandy]

Originally posted by Moff Jerjerrod
I nuke for fun and profit. :

you would not find it fun if every one else in the world declares war on you next turn and launch it's own arsnal of nukes

 

[Moff Jerjerrod]

Originally posted by handyandy


you would not find it fun if every one else in the world declares war on you next turn and launch it's own arsnal of nukes

This is true but if you make sure you have a large enough empire and strong enough army then losses are acceptable.

 

[MadHatter]

Originally posted by Moonsinger

1. Build at least 100 nukes.
2. Launch them all into the ocean. As you see, there is absolutely no visible pollution.
3. Within the next turn or so, massive global warming will kick in.

Therefore, my theory is that there are invisible pollutions as the result of nuking the ocean. Even though I can't see them, I know that they are there because they are the source of the massive global warming immediately after that.

I thought pollution was not the cause of global warming. Instead the cause was the "pollution triangles" in the cities...

 

[handyandy]

Originally posted by MadHatter


I thought pollution was not the cause of global warming. Instead the cause was the "pollution triangles" in the cities...

so did i but if this is wrong i have learnt somthing new today.

 

[Lynx]

I nuke for pleasure (i like nuking people) and for war resolution.

 

[Moonsinger]

Originally posted by MadHatter
I thought pollution was not the cause of global warming. Instead the cause was the "pollution triangles" in the cities...

I think it's the sum of both "pollution triangles" in the cities and pollution caused by nukes. Since I rarely build any factory and I don't build any hospital until I can rush the mass transit immediately after that, most of the time, there is zero "pollution triangles" in all of my cities. However, the moment I lauched a couple dozen of nukes, global warming will immediately kick in the next turn. Therefore, it must be the sum of both.

 

[Lynx]

I nuke to prove a point, hehe