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That is from the manual and I agree with that.
Most nuclear weapons deliverable by fighter aircraft have a maximum yield of around 1.2 MT, and they usually aren't set to the maximum yield anyway. As for the power of nuclear weapons: you don't need 50 megatons of yield to ruin someone's (or a whole country's, for the matter) day. The Tsar Bomba was more of a ♥♥♥♥-waving statement than an actual practical weapons system with any viable strategic utility; it couldn't fit fully inside the Tu-95 they used to deliver it for the test.
Nuclear ordnance doesn't really have any place in DCS, and I personally hope that they'd put more work into correctly modelling fragmentation damage than adding [more] tac nukes. Single-seat fighter aircraft are not the optimal means for delivering nuclear ordnance--although many modern fighters are capable of carrying tactical nukes, I personally hope to never see a day when F-15Es are being used to deliver B83s, because that would mean that a civilisation-ending war has broken out.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1386040712
Not that I absolutely am in need for a nuke, and without them being in actual service (let's just hope it stays that way), I don't see the urge to put them into DCS. Just wondering why people loath one way to kill people over an other. Especially in a digital enviroment.