when you are an insurgent that has been forced to fight and you see a nuclear bomb flying past you: oh shit

Legalize nuclear bombs

@@joenjr638 :hey why does that bomb need a parachu-

@Tait Lawrence 💀💀💀

Bigg oof xD

He didn't even notice it said Nuclear Bombs when he got that. I wonder what the last one was.

@@KyouTGD I believe that last one, if memory serves, is "Cluster Nuclear Bombs." Or something to that effect.

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@@odstbag337 That's not even the last one, after you get all upgrades for airstrikes there's one secret upgrade called the "Hypersonic Tsar Cluster Bombing Missiles" Description: Overriding physics, equip fighter planes with tsar bombs infused with multiple Nuclear Cluster Missiles which exolodes into nudear missiles. which eyplodes into nuclear cluster bombs then explode into man more cluste missiles, etc, etc. With super fast reloading speeds - and Enchanced Targeting allows for little to no civilian casualities. Increases strength of Airstrikes (20X). Catastronhically decreases cooldown or Airstrikes Catastrophicallv decreases risk of civilian casualities Edit: It costs 275$ (get ready to be accused of wasting budget a lot) and can wipe out entire areas worth of insurgents

vanilla?

@@SPITFIRE4794 clearly not duh

I'll try this pls do remind me later.

I agree

Especially one with f22 raptors and eurofighter typhoons

Worth it xD

One of the upgrades to increase airstrike power is literally a nuke lmao

I was about to comment this too, lol.

Insurgent: Hey I just got wifi. Other Insurgent: RUN!!!

@@thatoneguyiii1003 " hey dude i just got 5 bars!" "Why the hell arent you running then? Theres another airstrike incoming!"

the literacy drive did

So cows don't fly (well, in this scenario, they're airdropped... does that count?) but watch out for the flying outhouses! 🤣

@@SpearM3064 Jeah. Being hit by one is Shitty 😊

@@christopherg2347 at least your family would have wifi

Yeees, that was a naturally forming mushroom-shaped cloud, totally

I mean, who would be left to witness it?

@@joshuagrahammoment4646 now I'm wondering if you can stabilize a zone by getting it's population down to 0.

Given how many nukes he was ripping off at the end there, I think the actual soundtrack was Consequence of Power from Project Wingman.

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Peacekeeper II *INTENSIFIES!*

Man dont forget the on demand tunnel network making via unpaid,shoe-less workers

They are lucky that the Rival Country doesn't send any Anti-Airs

I wish that you just said random words but I know for a fact that it is very true

Now imagine those things being dropped onto a country 6 times a month

yeah he got the nukes and I thought I was seeing things when I saw it.

You ca also see actual corruption at the bottom left off the screen, tis the red number. And it was at about 60% when he got the first purge, so it was a good thing to get.

@@Santisima_Trinidad ​ That's is exactly what I'm trying to tell Pravus. That red number at the bottom left of your main screen is NOT your actual Corruption level. It's Corruption Risk; the tooltip is wrong. You can test that yourself: Go into a match as the Smuggler. Play normally, but do not buy any Corruption Initiatives. The red number at the bottom left of the main screen will not grow unless you fund new initiatives or due to in-game events. However, Corruption will still grow, and that can be verified on the Stats screen (dark red for Corruption, light red for Corruption Risk); And it is Corruption which reduces your Support level, not Corruption Risk. Finally, purchasing the Smuggler's Temporary Crackdown will decrease your Corruption, but not your Corruption Risk. Notice that if you buy the Crackdown, the supposed Corruption indicator at the main screen will not move. However, if you check the Stats screen, while the light red line will remain constant, the dark red one will fall.

@@leafmonster intresting. I did not know that. That being said, if it does reduce it by a percentage, still better to buy the corruption purge early on. 100-50% is 50, 50-50% is 25. Higher numerical reduction at 100, but lower end value at 50, and as lower values mean less reputation lost each month, getting the lower end value is better.

@@Santisima_Trinidad At that I don't feel like you need to get a purge. You can buy a bunch of initiatives and then purge, and get a lot of value compared to purging when you have low corruption. I see what you are trying to say, but the situation you presented is not what usually happens (for me).

Yeah, which he would know if he ever opened the graphs even once.

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I mean, it worked on Japan, it'll work on the insurgents too.

I noticed that.

Nope still not

@@France.chinois I mean killergotrekt

Congratulations, you have started a World War and possibly a Nuclear Holocaust as a side effect

You forgot Dresden Firebombing

Most of Iphone users are rich -Him probably

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