Manhattan project finished

[Bayek]

Hi guys

I already finished the manhatten project and already made my first nukes I already used one on Spain in a war and after it I made more nukes but that's just for own protection so lately in the game a lot of other big threatening civilizations also finished their manhatten project. So my question is how possible is the chances they will use it against me? ( I play at king diffuctly ) I hope someone can answer.

[AfArSeMoN]

Ohhh dont worry they will use all of the uranium on you bruh

[Ghostlight]

Especially Gandhi

[Bayek]

Then I'll have to wait

[lukebaird84]

You probably won't, keep your conventional army decently sized and no one with DoW you. Or, if someone moves nukes really close to you and they're hostile, nuke their nukes.

[Hare+Guu!]

Even at prince, the ai will nuke you right away if you're in war with them.

[kingjames488]

if you go to war, probably yes.
depends on the civs personality too... if they're an agressive civ like the huns or something there's probably a good chance they'll randomly declare war on you and use w.e they have against you as available land runs out later in the game.

another question is... do the other civs have uranium to make bombs?

[Bayek]

Thanks and yes other civs have uranium too. If you trade with them you can see their recourses too and last time I traded with an civ I saw they had (2) uranium for trade. So that make me clear who has uranium or who doesn't.

[General Malaise]

Being nucked isn't so bad.

:)

[Bayek]

Whats your experience being nuked

[General Malaise]

Originally posted by Kenway Targaryen:

Whats your experience being nuked

My experience of being nuked, is that they use them vindictively mroe than stategically.

My last game, I completely took the leader at that time off a continent. He fired 2 nukes at me - his capital, and a city on the coast. I lost no units when he struck the capital, but I lost a Battleship and a Jet fighter in the coastal city.

Sure I lost some population. That ddin't matter to me much at all, and maybe 20 turns later, my workers had swept all the fallout, and repaired the improvements. No big deal.

Bizarrely, he had 4 more, but he went and moved them to a city state he'd captured - in reach of my Navy. I Liberated it and killed them all.

Point is, instead of attacking cities for no strategic gain, he could have annhilated most of my Navy or Land army - which would have put me back no end.