It's called "the law of superior tonnage" - the nation with enough nukes to blow the world up a few times over, gets to have the rest of the world bend over to them, or recieve some laser guided democracy, in 10MT packages

Drakkenfyre wrote:

Wasgood wrote:I thnk its just the cold war gone bad.

Exactly, if someone needs more of a storyline, open your history book to "the Cold War", and read

-Drakk )))

Stop reading somewhere around 1988 and go play defcon

shinygerbil wrote:*sigh* Remorseless bump:

New screenshot, with many mock-ups of various things. Will get onto looking at territories now

Looks doubleplusgood! Keep up the good work

no You can, however, synchronise the silos so all the missiles hit the target in short intervals, making it harder to defend. Manual synchronisation I am assuming? You're assuming correctly. You just have to guesstimate approximately when to launch so they make it to target at about the same time.

Also, shouldn't south India be a part of Oceania? Or, the entire India a disputed territory?

no

You can, however, synchronise the silos so all the missiles hit the target in short intervals, making it harder to defend.

Does anybody else find after playing Defcon for an hour or two, that they expect the mouse wheel to zoom in and out in Windows ? Makes me think it would be a handy feature as well! Yeah, it happened to me :shock: Also, I keep pressing 4 while looking at the firefox' downloads window...if only that ...

But in Orwell's 1984, it's pretty clearly stated that the war wasn't meant to be won, but just to be fought; wouldn't this defy the concept of DEFCON, which turns out into an all-out nuclear exchange in a matter of hours? And besides, were ICBMs even invented in Orwell's dystopia?

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What, is this some kind of trick to make me believe I won't see something that'll make me wish I was born blind after clicking that link?

Because if it is, it didn't work.

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LordSturm wrote:And http://www.meatspin.com yay![/url]

OK seriously, the next time I click on one of those links, I'm doing this:

xander wrote:I take it you don't read slashdot?

xander

Just the news. can't be bothered to read 15 pages of geek spam for every 10 lines of acctual news.

And no, I didn't know about "tubgirl", if that's what you were trying to ask. (And I wish I hadn't found out, either.)

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