China vs. USA Nuclear War IS SCARY!

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025

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  • @TheDevildogGamer
    @TheDevildogGamer  Год назад +52

    Would you survive the Nuclear War?

    • @xxSWxxNINJA
      @xxSWxxNINJA Год назад +1

      Although this may appear one sided, that would still result in human life on Earth effectively ending. Nuclear Winter would drop average temperatures to below 15*c, for a very long time, food would all but vanish, our social and economic way of life would end completely. Nobody wins, even a small scale (Never going to stay small scale) nuclear exchange would end our known way of life. Once you realise this, you realise how unbelievably on the edge of destruction we truly are.

    • @bornwithsauce
      @bornwithsauce Год назад +11

      Let's find out

    • @T12296Cagle
      @T12296Cagle Год назад +2

      I live 8 miles away from a nuclear power plant in southern NJ theres literally no chance of survival in this area if that thing gets nuked and it would too because power station.

    • @357majmun
      @357majmun Год назад +8

      Would you want to?

    • @destroydapacka
      @destroydapacka Год назад

      Nope. I'm a rock stuck between two hard places less than 30 klicks from each other so I'm just gonna grab a deck chair, have a cold beer and jerk myself off until I'm insta dust.

  • @kennethschlegel870
    @kennethschlegel870 Год назад +235

    my concern for a US response is how would we be able to launch over the pole without Russia losing their mind? "Trust me bro, they're going for china not you....."

    • @christophersnuffer1972
      @christophersnuffer1972 Год назад +67

      If China launches, its a good assumption Russia has too.

    • @MOINMOIN586
      @MOINMOIN586 Год назад

      okay, lets start Nuklear war against them

    • @mechadoggy
      @mechadoggy Год назад +13

      The sanctions against Russia have especially made Russia friendly toward China since China is willing to be Russia’s economic partner after we have economically isolated Russia. This will naturally make Russia feel indebted towards China do that they will help China, like when China inevitably invades Taiwan or whatever. I do not think we will be able to win against China and Russia combined. I think we would lose, and I don’t mean “lose” as in packing your bags and going home, like at the end of the Vietnam War. I mean “lose” as in see quite a few of our cities destroyed or captured.

    • @丹霸子
      @丹霸子 Год назад +13

      @@mechadoggy america isn't alone it's whole world vs russia china nkorea iran

    • @丹霸子
      @丹霸子 Год назад

      @@mechadoggy if it is a war between america and allies vs china and russia obviously a bunch of american cities will be destroyed and ppl killed. However, they won't be able to capture anything due to being unable to land on american soil. Still, doesnt stop them from destroying our cities, but if that does happen, they will suffer more destruction and american and nato forces will advance onto their country's soil and capture their cities. In the end, Americans and allies will win the world but at a great cost. China and Russia would probably get wiped out as their current government becomes extinct and Europe will turn into a 3rd world continent like modern Africa and half of North America destroyed with all major cities (especially west coast and east coast) in ruins.
      (this of course if a scene of conventional warefare)
      in a case of global nuclear war, at least 3/4 of the human population will be wiped out. If not during nuclear impact, then fallout.
      Here is a nuclear war simulation between Nato Vs Russia (this doesnt include china and other asian countries, so not a global nuclear war. If china joins in, the description in this video gets waay worse)
      ruclips.net/video/dxJHecyYBno/видео.html

  • @madeconomist458
    @madeconomist458 Год назад +111

    With as few nukes as they have, I think China would use a mostly counter-value strategy of ~100% civilian targets instead of 50/50 civ/military

    • @User-jr7vf
      @User-jr7vf Год назад +1

      @@florinivan6907 Why do you say that the 'cops would be gone'? Are police officers in the USA not that dedicated to their job? I'm from Brazil and it is hard to imagine the same happening here, where the police is an autonomous branch of the Army and is forbiden by law of going on strike or creating associations.

    • @User-jr7vf
      @User-jr7vf Год назад

      ​@@florinivan6907 I guessed that. I see news from your country where police officers are simply fired after some incident, and in the same fashion, they are easily hired. Here in Brazil serving in the police is nothing like that. It is a military career and the processes of joining and eventually leaving the force are lengthy.

    • @DD-sw1dd
      @DD-sw1dd Год назад

      They’d target our farmland in the middle US along with a handful of military bases.
      The mentality required to launch first would be a lot like a suicide bomber. They’d look for long term meaningful damage if they couldn’t win. Which means forgoing military bases if it means we can’t grow our own food for god knows how long.

    • @juicebox6581
      @juicebox6581 Год назад +8

      Somebody must have deleted a comment cause this comment string makes no sense

    • @horustrismegistus1017
      @horustrismegistus1017 Год назад

      @@juicebox6581 Our criminally infiltrated FBI does that

  • @Tyko_prod
    @Tyko_prod Год назад +24

    Those last few bombers were just a slap in the face lmao 😂

  • @brandondavis7777
    @brandondavis7777 Год назад +54

    Seeing all those lights Dim as nukes laid waste to the coast was slightly disturbing. Millions of lives gone, plus millions more from the fall out and infrastructure damage.

    • @alexvujik4523
      @alexvujik4523 Год назад +1

      What do you think will happen to civilisation when the food supply collapses because of radioactive water.

    • @mechadoggy
      @mechadoggy Год назад +5

      This is why it remains absolutely critical for us to NOT get involved with the war in Ukraine. We CANNOT risk this war erupting into a wider conflict lest it mean the possible extinction of our species.

    • @OlovMetal
      @OlovMetal Год назад +3

      billions of lives gone and that was a gift. The punishment is the survivors

  • @TanukiDigital
    @TanukiDigital Год назад +25

    "Portland's gone, Seattle is gone." These terms are acceptable.

  • @decker9911hg
    @decker9911hg Год назад +45

    man i hope australia survives this

    • @mllecamill3
      @mllecamill3 Год назад +3

      Thats a good question. Who would target Australia and why. Would you even be affected if all out nuclear war broke out?

    • @FreddyonAcid
      @FreddyonAcid Год назад +3

      @@mllecamill3 they would 100% get fallout if japan is struck but it’s hard to picture a scenario where a country sends a nuke to Australia.

    • @Feargal011
      @Feargal011 Год назад

      @@FreddyonAcid Pine Gap US spy base is targetted by China and Russia. The only town within about 1000 km is Alice Springs. Whether Australian military bases, ports are targets depends on the scenarios run. I still assume Philippines military ports would be hit. Maybe Vietnam depending on regional strains.

    • @Scottae89
      @Scottae89 Год назад +26

      I’m in australia, we’d be all good. Our government will launch our intercontinental boomerangs 🪃

    • @FreddyonAcid
      @FreddyonAcid Год назад

      @@Scottae89 😂😂 I’m in the states we are definitely getting it

  • @twistedbuscuit
    @twistedbuscuit Год назад +34

    Interested to know how China and Russia V the rest of the nuclear powers would play out, given the rhetoric being espoused by both of countries towards not only the U.S but its allies also.

    • @victorpena3129
      @victorpena3129 Год назад

      It will look like this even worse for china and Russia . This example doesn’t even include the known secret “ America has nuclear missions in Europe “.

    • @twistedbuscuit
      @twistedbuscuit Год назад +3

      @Victor Peña consider that their focus won't solely be on the U.S. and Europe. Also, you'd have to take into consideration India firing nukes over the Himalayas, with the potential involvement from Pakistan. It would be interesting if, from the fall out, it would be total world devastation, or if there would be safe pockets of land, that could still be habitable.

    • @horustrismegistus1017
      @horustrismegistus1017 Год назад

      In no scenario do we enter global nuclear war.
      Come back when I am correct, and the fools adamant about the idea, are invariably all proven wrong.

  • @toniwilson6210
    @toniwilson6210 Год назад +99

    Best guess is that China doesn’t actually have a missile for every silo.

    • @theflyinggasmask
      @theflyinggasmask Год назад +14

      And bet their detection radars hardly work

    • @theproceedings4050
      @theproceedings4050 Год назад +38

      Heck of a bet to make...

    • @viejitaloca
      @viejitaloca Год назад

      and bet that china doesnt exist and is actually a construct of our imagination

    • @DOSFS
      @DOSFS Год назад +21

      @@theproceedings4050 There is a possibility that China build those silos to be decoys not intend to actually fill them with real ICBM.

    • @unbreakable7633
      @unbreakable7633 Год назад +3

      And the ones they do have might not work or not reach their targets. Their tech is mostly lame. 1 of 5 aircraft are usually broken.

  • @DJChrisSee
    @DJChrisSee 11 месяцев назад

    I love how the random pin drop outside of New York is pretty much right above my head.
    Thanks bro, making me feel real safe over here lol

  • @jamesscalzo3033
    @jamesscalzo3033 Год назад +2

    Loved the video @TheDevildogGamer! Can't wait for the next video of Broken Arrow, DCS, Nuclear War Simulator, or even Company of Heroes 3 man!
    If there's one thing to remember about Any Missile, it's this:
    "The Missile Knows where it is, Because it knows where it isn't..."

  • @Lagmaster33
    @Lagmaster33 Год назад +26

    I wonder what the Russians would say if there were a ton of nukes just flying over their airspace lol

    • @borreLore
      @borreLore Год назад +8

      No kidding. If there was a nuclear war, there would be no silence from nuclear armed countries. They would all be like "Oh shit oh shit LAUNCH THE MISSILES" and just fire them off wherever. There would probably be a good incentive to target other countries that are a threat even if they didn't fire at you because those countries would be untouched while hundreds of your cities are burning.

    • @Steven-cf1ty
      @Steven-cf1ty Год назад +3

      Violating the airspace for military purposes would probably be an act of war if it's ICBMs in the air, but they would probably be able to detect if the missiles are on a trajectory to impact them or another country.

    • @Dashslapp
      @Dashslapp Год назад

      'blyat!'

    • @Fr4Ged
      @Fr4Ged Год назад

      @@Steven-cf1ty I am pretty sure that ICBMs operate above the "legal airspace" of those countries. But yeah, they would try to shoot them down anyways.

    • @tonimorton
      @tonimorton Год назад

      @@Steven-cf1ty i assume russian detection systems would not be able to accurately estimate the trajectory until it reaches top of its arch. not to mention MIRVS are independently targetable
      i envision they would just launch..

  • @turningnull2538
    @turningnull2538 8 месяцев назад +1

    Well the real issue is they don't tell us how many they really have, and they may pretend they only have like 500 or something..

  • @christophermcneer9719
    @christophermcneer9719 Год назад +6

    I hope you post more? I find it very interesting and helpful to understand the magnitude of destruction a nuclear war can cause.

    • @90s267
      @90s267 Год назад +1

      You get an idea once that's the only idea you need.

  • @charleshixon1458
    @charleshixon1458 Год назад +1

    Heyo! I’m in Seattle, don’t lump us in with Portland. The cool people are just quiet over here.

  • @thesmugone4126
    @thesmugone4126 Год назад +1

    is there a general nuclear exchange? where all nuclear armed countries fire their missiles rather than just two opposing countries?

  • @nickolasgough8529
    @nickolasgough8529 Год назад

    Peter 2 - 3:10 - "But the day of the Lord will come as a thief in the night, in which the heavens shall pass away with a great noise, and the elements shall melt with fervent heat, and the earth also and the works therein shall be burned up."

  • @Bob-wg2co
    @Bob-wg2co Год назад +1

    Almost at a million subs, almost there

  • @0BLACKESTFUN0
    @0BLACKESTFUN0 Год назад +2

    guam being nuked 18 times is quite concerning xD

  • @hydra70
    @hydra70 Год назад +3

    With their current arsenal, China wouldn't bother with military targets. They would go for maximum civilian casualties. They don't have enough missiles to disarm the US to prevent their own destruction, and since they would be destroyed, hitting conventional military targets would be useless. They would try to do as much damage as possible by hitting as many cities as possible.

    • @florinivan6907
      @florinivan6907 Год назад +1

      The problem is the US mirror images other countries. Disarming first strikes require not only at least an equal(actually more) number of nukes but a huge intel collection system. Only the US has a trully global system and even that is partially held up by US allies. The chinese would most likely conduct strikes on air force and naval installations including reserve plus obviously the US capital which strangely was not targeted. If you take a map and look up where those are located most are near urban centers. A strike only focused on these would devastate scores of large and medium sized cities killing upwards of 25 million and crippling the US as a country. To give just a couple of examples the combined population of the Honolulu Seattle Norfolk and San Diego metro areas where the 4 largest naval complexes and several other military installations are located is close to 9 million. LA has a Space Force base next to LAX. The second largest US city is pretty much a target just because of that.The US keeps talking about the silos because that's how the US hopes an enemy would fight. Nuking the silos means US bases on both coasts are in one piece. It seems though that US adversaries have noticed this fact and are only looking at the coastlines.

    • @ajaykumarsingh702
      @ajaykumarsingh702 Год назад

      China's current arsenal is unknown and many reports have claimed for years that China easily has 1200+ nukes in its active arsenal.
      Considering their industrial prowess that surpasses the combined Western world, I think that might be true indeed.

    • @hydra70
      @hydra70 Год назад +1

      @@ajaykumarsingh702 No, we have a pretty good idea how large their arsenal is. It's about 400 warheads. They are currently undergoing a massive expansion though.

  • @maryo5356
    @maryo5356 Год назад +3

    what game is this?

  • @mtn.lion_bait
    @mtn.lion_bait Год назад +1

    It would be wild to watch from the Space Station.

  • @Rangerrange420
    @Rangerrange420 Год назад +3

    Like your vid’s devil dog. Been watching since the good old days

  • @poil8351
    @poil8351 Год назад

    also what happens to the panama canal. if that is destroyed then the world literally starves, shipping is forced into the suez canal and that will quickly become bogged down in a massive traffic nightmare.

  • @Srrock61
    @Srrock61 Год назад

    as a person that lives in Alaska, we won't miss you either.

  • @NistenTahiraj
    @NistenTahiraj 6 месяцев назад

    It's supposed to be scary that's what keeps us safe. The moment we try to make it less scary the probability of it happening goes up not down.
    This is why ironically the nuclear disarmament movements are some of the biggest risks towards increasing chances of nuclear war.

  • @orangemoonglows2692
    @orangemoonglows2692 Год назад +1

    it makes zero sense to engage in nuclear war. zero.

  • @Agora2021
    @Agora2021 Год назад

    Everyone always focuses on the initial deaths from impacts, fires and radiation, but the bulk would die over a period of a few months. Radiation sickness would claim a a lot, but billions would end up dying to starvation alone. All of the critical infrastructure and logistics would have entirely broken down, food wouldn't get to where it needs to go. Africa alone, despite not even being touched by a nuclear war, would probably shrink by half a billion if not more from lack of food imports and aid.

  • @Spacemutiny
    @Spacemutiny Год назад +17

    “Ain’t gonna miss em!” - best comment ever.

  • @ViperOptix
    @ViperOptix Год назад +1

    Do ICBMs rely on satellite/GPS? If so, if one side dominates space are the ICBM's still deployable?

  • @buryitdeep
    @buryitdeep Год назад +2

    That's a lot of fried rice.

  • @yazovgang
    @yazovgang 6 месяцев назад +1

    The only winning move is not to play

  • @borb1921
    @borb1921 7 месяцев назад

    Germany like “what did I do 😭”

  • @LEPRASE
    @LEPRASE Год назад +5

    I would love to see more of these. I also loved your commentary on some military doctrine of the cold war and now regarding nuclear weapons, so if you could get more of that, that´d be great. Cheers from one of the iradiated places in Europe :D

  • @HaveAHollyJollyChristmas
    @HaveAHollyJollyChristmas 5 месяцев назад +1

    Disappointed there are no Fallout comments.

  • @wackomedic911
    @wackomedic911 Год назад +14

    you should try and do a complex event, where the US/NATO clash with BRICS nations and its allies. should be interesting.

    • @TheBlackB0X
      @TheBlackB0X Год назад +4

      This is the likely occurrence, but he's probably saving it for a final segment lol

    • @cpi3267
      @cpi3267 Год назад

      BRICS???????????? it's an economic group

    • @galgonite312
      @galgonite312 Год назад +10

      Brics is a economic alliance it has nothing to do with military

    • @changedpace9169
      @changedpace9169 Год назад +2

      ​@Galgonite yes but outside of India it's basically who we will fight in ww3

    • @victorpena3129
      @victorpena3129 Год назад

      It will look like this but more one sided when US Launches it’s missiles stored in Europe

  • @justjerm1823
    @justjerm1823 Год назад

    “In 2025”
    Bruh, that’s two years and one of the countries are us 😂

  • @josephsheranda
    @josephsheranda Год назад

    The target saturation is outdated. I didn't see any nukes targeting the military man-made islands built up in the South China Sea. Definitely need to take those out as part of an overwhelming response.

  • @thrundawolf187
    @thrundawolf187 Год назад +1

    is it possible to do an all out ww3 scenario where everyone is involved?

  • @macmaniac3080
    @macmaniac3080 Год назад

    When you have 3000 nukes blowing up and you say you got out of it waaaaaaaaay better than they the other part…

  • @tomarsandbeyond
    @tomarsandbeyond 10 месяцев назад

    I really want to try this out. My old computers are not fast enough.

  • @TheDataWorkshop
    @TheDataWorkshop Год назад +1

    This software solution is not a sound assessment of a nuclear exchange between China and the US. The Chinese mostly have megaton grade warheads and would deploy those mostly against cities were any nuclear weapon deployed on its mainland at this level of volume. It's unclear what their stockpile really is, there's evidence to suggest they have more than it reported. The Chinese definitely have rockets of several makes that can reach effectively all the entire continental US at this point, not just the west coast. However, from a counter-value standpoint, striking "just" the coastal cities would do tremendous damage to US, and I wouldn't think it would be able to recover from that strike, not as a world power. All of innovation and mindshare of the country are effectively concentrated along the West and Northeast. Furthermore, the targeting schedule the computer picked is absurd, given how many missiles were deployed on an asset like Guam. Very likely, the US government would collapse at the very least after the exchange, as continuity of governance assessments from the Nixon Era concluded just 30% to 40% damage to key urban environments would like prevent continuity of governance. Lastly we need to have secondary effects from nuclear winter modeled, hopefully the developer implements those soon.

    • @Techno_Idioto
      @Techno_Idioto Год назад +1

      I mean, you can make your own, more realistic, scenario if you really want to. Nobody's stopping you.

    • @TheDataWorkshop
      @TheDataWorkshop Год назад

      @Techno Idioto working on it

  • @tylerjoseph7378
    @tylerjoseph7378 Год назад +1

    US vs Russia and China would be cool

  • @MrEtherguy
    @MrEtherguy Год назад +1

    The Chinese ones would probably mostly work, the Russian ones, I'm not so sure.

  • @patwiggins6969
    @patwiggins6969 Год назад +1

    Even with the catostrophic losses China would still have over 700 million people left. Unreal

    • @josh7352
      @josh7352 Год назад +1

      don't forget the fallout, lasts up to centuries.

  • @pRaX85815
    @pRaX85815 Год назад +8

    I mean... any kind of actual nuclear war is scary.

    • @obiesunstreak2409
      @obiesunstreak2409 Год назад +1

      Not really, if one kicked off, none of us are going to be around 20 years after so... what is to be sacred of?

    • @pRaX85815
      @pRaX85815 Год назад +9

      @@obiesunstreak2409 That's like saying that "you'll propably not be around for more than 60-70 years, why wait?".

    • @obiesunstreak2409
      @obiesunstreak2409 Год назад

      @@pRaX85815 I was pointing out, that its dumb to be scared of something you have no control over what so ever.
      OH let me guess you are one of them "omg ban nukes" idiots that thinks if we just pretend the never existed, no one in the world will have them. A clue for you, that is a genie that can't be put back in the bottle.

    • @pRaX85815
      @pRaX85815 Год назад

      @@obiesunstreak2409 No, but thanks for calling me an idiot and being aggressive for no reason. It wasn't me who came up with this "why be scared" tough guy bs, while both you and me know, you'll be shitting your pants just like rest of us when stuff is getting glassed.

    • @obiesunstreak2409
      @obiesunstreak2409 Год назад

      @@pRaX85815 LOL oh poor snowflake, someone dared to call you out and you get so butthurt over it.
      I am in no way scared of nukes because I know there is nothing at all I can do. If they fly, we will never know it. Things will be over before you can blink your eyes. Being near a major population center as I am, I doubt I will live 1/10th of a second so... no time to be 'scared'
      But you sit there, cower in fear, cry. Waste your life trembling like the weak willed simp you are.

  • @lamsmiley1944
    @lamsmiley1944 Год назад

    Nothing aimed at Australia? That doesn’t seem right

  • @RandomGuyV743
    @RandomGuyV743 Год назад +2

    People who live in Seattle watching this with me included be like ✌️ seeee ya later 😂

  • @stockfootagez
    @stockfootagez Год назад

    what about China, Russia, NATO, US in different combinations??

  • @aquellhappy
    @aquellhappy Год назад

    I love these videos you do, interesting stuff, you also sound like you know a few things, idk if you do but you sound like you do. nice

  • @leonardbakers
    @leonardbakers Год назад

    Any nuclear war is scary, Brainiac.

  • @djrazoredgeoftherevelator6868
    @djrazoredgeoftherevelator6868 Год назад

    you forgot to include the treaty countrys with china and the usa

  • @darkwing11
    @darkwing11 Год назад

    The US West Coast will really be toast in this scenario.

  • @cmhagstrom
    @cmhagstrom Год назад

    Portland and Seattle won’t be missed? 10:01

  • @YeeLeeHaw
    @YeeLeeHaw Год назад +1

    9:54 lol, based.

  • @michaelpease2103
    @michaelpease2103 Год назад +13

    I seriously doubt we know the true number of nukes China has. It always cracks me up that people take their word and recognize "350" as their nuclear arsenal. For all we know, it's 1,000. We know they are working towards 1,500 publicly.

    • @TheDevildogGamer
      @TheDevildogGamer  Год назад +25

      You would be surprised how easy nukes are to detect

    • @brandondavis7777
      @brandondavis7777 Год назад +9

      If they're following International Law, the UN can waltz in and count every delivery system and warhead they have. China, for nukes, seems to have always played ball with UN Law, so far.

    • @michaelpease2103
      @michaelpease2103 Год назад +5

      I might be wrong. I'm just skeptical by nature. There's no way they aren't keeping secrets. Whether underground or hiding in plain sight, every country has secrets they hide. I think it's naive to underestimate* an adversary in any case.
      Edited for typo correction*

    • @nicknapeem1541
      @nicknapeem1541 Год назад +1

      @@TheDevildogGamerI take it we can detect the radioactivity?

    • @garfieldlulu5035
      @garfieldlulu5035 Год назад +1

      Chinese here. Yeah the official count was 350, I believe the number was promising back in the 2010s since the foreign policy back then (and also now) was 'autonomous and peace' and also the no-first-use pledge. But since the trade wars begun and the sino-american relationship continues to deteriorate,the situation asks for more nuclear power to achieve the nuclear balance. No doubt the new silos were built in the desert, shown by sat images. But the true count remains unknown. Though CNN says the number would be 1500 by 2035 but I highly doubt it. I think it's somewhere between 400-600 now and maybe will reaching the peak of 1000.

  • @joosiekawk
    @joosiekawk Год назад

    this is a simulation based on China having only "250" nuclear missiles (since the 1970's). You think CHina still has only 250 ?

  • @xfile900
    @xfile900 Год назад

    Damn that's a dope simulation

  • @stanleykachuik2589
    @stanleykachuik2589 Месяц назад

    Even if it's just India vs Pakistan. With the 1300 years border skirmish. A few nukes exchanged. Results in billions dieing from starvation. Plants are really sensitive to even partial blockage of the sun.

  • @brandonbowerstx
    @brandonbowerstx Год назад +1

    How do you get this scenario? Have you uploaded it as a mod?

  • @s4ss.m8
    @s4ss.m8 Год назад

    Gotta do a NATO vs REDFOR (CN, RU, NK)

  • @eliotkuo3640
    @eliotkuo3640 Год назад

    What game is this

  • @MatthewNGolding
    @MatthewNGolding Год назад

    7:40-7:47, 7:51-8:00

  • @NerdistheWay
    @NerdistheWay Год назад

    Try India vs China, it's more "balanced" and also realistic

  • @cliffordsmith8499
    @cliffordsmith8499 Год назад

    Subed for the not missing Portland comment alone. Lol

  • @warlover22.
    @warlover22. Год назад

    what program are you using?

  • @decker9911hg
    @decker9911hg Год назад

    who made the little "devildoggamer subscribe" pop up close to the start of the video? I saw the same one for a different channel and now im curious

  • @silas9203
    @silas9203 Год назад

    Lmfaooo they made that naval base a non nuclear priority to flex the us navy

  • @GMCGUY-
    @GMCGUY- Год назад +1

    It would be awesome if you could maybe do a video on what would happen at like the after effects of nuclear war I am very curious on what will happen after the war is all done and finished how long will it take until the Earth is back to normal????

  • @PianoMan-hx3ev
    @PianoMan-hx3ev Год назад +2

    Once the missiles are out of their silos, are they vulnerable to emp?

    • @Heggy420
      @Heggy420 Год назад

      i was wondering this awhile ago, wonder if they could detonate a emp device in space and potentially stop them?

    • @PianoMan-hx3ev
      @PianoMan-hx3ev Год назад

      @@Heggy420 That would be GREAT.

    • @victorpena3129
      @victorpena3129 Год назад

      At a budget of 700 billion a year for decades I highly doubt the US doesn’t have a counter emp or hypersonic interception capabilities

    • @muzaharsherazi8419
      @muzaharsherazi8419 Год назад

      ​@@victorpena3129 as if every thing is went into military gear development and not in the industries deep pockets.

  • @braddimond7119
    @braddimond7119 Год назад +4

    Haha portland gone. Aimt gonna miss em had me dying

  • @Manic329
    @Manic329 Год назад

    What is this simulator I would love to get it

  • @henrymoore9846
    @henrymoore9846 Год назад

    I would survive anything (knock on wood)

  • @spencerstevens2175
    @spencerstevens2175 Год назад

    Do India vs Pakistan. That's the most likely scenario for a nuclear exchange. Also both countries have insane population density

  • @tylermccauley5513
    @tylermccauley5513 Год назад

    I miss that intro you used to have in your videos

  • @johanthompson1463
    @johanthompson1463 Год назад

    You should try USA 🇺🇸 vs. North Korea 🇰🇵 Nuclear War (even though the outcome may be pretty obvious)

  • @AldoSchmedack
    @AldoSchmedack Год назад +1

    And the winner is....
    Sorry nobody left to answer that! 😮

  • @MatthewNGolding
    @MatthewNGolding 7 месяцев назад

    0:00-0:17

  • @joosiekawk
    @joosiekawk Год назад

    this simulation is assuming CHina is in the 1980's and the US is in the 2030

  • @Chexsum
    @Chexsum Год назад

    we will all be stunnned for a day when it starts

    • @pyrobarbu6173
      @pyrobarbu6173 Год назад

      but no longer than that because after we will die from global fallout through the whole world (except if you're chinese because odds are that you'll be already dead lucky bastard)

  • @MrAmoney416
    @MrAmoney416 Год назад

    2025? Let's just do it now.

  • @ascend7172
    @ascend7172 Год назад

    Where are the nuclear submarines of china and usa

  • @Rysander1
    @Rysander1 Год назад

    Does this not simulate intercepts from THAAD, or the anti ballistic missiles at Ft Greeley?

    • @Techno_Idioto
      @Techno_Idioto Год назад +1

      It can, but you would need to place them yourself.

    • @Aqua.man045
      @Aqua.man045 Год назад

      THAAD cant even take down Hamas rockets in 2021. After Bibi came and thanked Trump for giving it to Israel in 2019. Doubt they would even see it on a radar.

  • @cryptkeeper5027
    @cryptkeeper5027 Год назад

    What’s the name of this game ? Where can I find it?

  • @jungu156
    @jungu156 Год назад

    So confident, come and try, do you have the guts?

  • @fpvaemon
    @fpvaemon Год назад

    I guess the number of nuclear missles from a certain point of view is irrelevant. Wouldnt a few strategic missles be enough for nuclear winter and kill 99 percent of human life?

  • @Clint_Moto34
    @Clint_Moto34 Год назад

    In every scenario we germans are very screwed.. 😢

  • @SC-bc2yh
    @SC-bc2yh Год назад

    I’d rather be ruled by GPT5 after seeing this

  • @ELD.Jimmy66
    @ELD.Jimmy66 Год назад

    Welp better save up those Bottle Caps Folks. Im already getting word from a Settlement in Ohio ill mark it on your map.😭😂

  • @vicsworld2289
    @vicsworld2289 Год назад

    what is the name of the "game" ?

  • @mikebluegalindez5329
    @mikebluegalindez5329 Год назад

    china and russia is in the worst tactical position when it comes to nukes however they roll the dice they lose

  • @taichitao85
    @taichitao85 Год назад

    Scary is Russia would sit idle

  • @Austin-jl5pb
    @Austin-jl5pb Год назад +3

    This seems like a nothing but a win, China AND Portland gone. When can we start

  • @juicebox6581
    @juicebox6581 Год назад

    As an alaskan, i will definitely miss me 🙄

  • @gryper1690
    @gryper1690 Год назад +1

    Exactly. We won't miss 'em.

  • @shleeep74
    @shleeep74 Год назад

    Think its a possibility for them to be lieing about what they really have?

  • @bobbob-sv4mk
    @bobbob-sv4mk Год назад

    Why not? Just for good measure!

  • @nealamesbury1480
    @nealamesbury1480 Год назад

    Are u sure the world stays intact. ?

  • @auroraleiborden4502
    @auroraleiborden4502 Год назад

    Well...Guam is gone...what do u mean it's gone...I mean it's not there anymore 😂

  • @matk4731
    @matk4731 Год назад

    They want AU$42.00 on Steam. I think they are dreaming.