Me: *pauses video* Nuclear Sirens: *still playing*

How to survive a nuclear attack: 1. Get in the fridge

Metro really nailed it. The debris hitting the plane, the EMP, the desperate cries for his mom...

Metro: Last Light's scene always sent chills down my spine, but it also showed how well done a scene can be written. While one pilot is absolutely terrified and is screaming "I don't want to die! I don't want to die!", the other is trying to calm him down. "We have to land the plane! Focus! We need to land!" He yelled in their final moments before they crashed into the theater...

Rules to survive an atomic attack: 1. *BE THE MAIN CHARACTER*

After the explosion in Beirut, KZfaq recommended me this....

playing as paul jackson in some of the best missions in any cod game only to be killed by the nuke is such a master class in story telling. watching him hopelessly stumble towards the blast zone while wasting away from radiation poisoning is such a great way to make people understand the true power of these weapons. these things really are death, the destroyer.

I liked the far cry 5 one the most not because of the nuke, but how the characters react. All through that scene, you can hear everyone freaking out and it just makes the scene much more immersive and badass

The nuclear explosion in Fallout 76 is like a nuclear explosion we all drew with coloured pencils when we're kids.

“Mankind invented the atomic bomb, but no mouse would ever construct a mousetrap.” -Albert Einstein

3:18 honestly the reaction of those cops in Far Cry 5 is probably the most realistic reaction that someone would have. Not panic or indifference but a 'is this for real?' look and feel. Nukes even the small ones cause detonations that are beyond human comprehension. So if you actually saw one it would likely be a 'wow' moment even for trained soldiers. But no one aged below 60 has ever seen one above ground detonate so its difficult for us to genuinely understand their power.

One thing most people don't realise is that almost all depictions of explosions in moves and games are wrong. The shockwave moves at the speed of sound, so, you hear nothing until the shockwave hits you. In most depictions you hear the blast instantly. But I find the realistic way far more scary especially in the case of a nuke. A blinding flash of light, silence the whole time, then a shock wave condensing the air into a cloud layer rushing towards you, then, *BOOM*.

The scene from the first modern warfare always gives me chills, it’s so well done.

This must be Kim Jong Un's favourite video

For anyone that didn’t play fallout 76 before: What you saw in that video is what happens in a server MULTIPLE times in a single day. Sometimes even within an hour. People drops nukes in that game like child’s toy. And you can even select the place to drop that nuke. It can be your friend’s camp, any NPC or player or just drop it right on your head. Can you can do it as many times as you want. If there’s a game that allows you to abuse nuke, 76 it is.

I have played Metro: Last Light redux and I gotta say, that scene with the 2 pilots literally witnessing their home country burning in a nuclear hell zone is both terrifying and genuinely sad, especially when you realize one of the pilots said "I am scared to die!" and "Mama!".

Realisticly, looking directly at a nuclear explosion fireball would blind you instantly for a few hours.

6:26 nuclearbomb.jpg

I remember COD4 when it came out in 2007 and the whole game was just amazing. I knew I was in for something special from the opening mission. Then you get All Ghillied Up and Shock and Awe after that? Easily one of the best FPS campaigns of all time.

I will never forget the Fallout 4 scene... Loved this game.

Fallout 76 had the worst nuke for a game that recently came out

"I never said this" - Albert Einstein

The original modern warfare was my first exposure to the nuclear bomb and like the character I couldn’t do anything but stare in awe at the absolute beauty and destruction. My 12 year old mind was in shambles after that 😂

Total Annihilation, a really early and amazing RTS game on PC from about 1996, had nukes. That game was so ahead of its time, real 3D models before 3D accelerators were really a thing, and 3D mapped terrain so the units moved realistically, texture mapping, shadows, etc. Even a top end PC of the day started to struggle once you had 100+ units on screen. They had to set the unit cap to just 200, and 250 in multiplayer games, otherwise it became a slideshow. I remember fighting my friend in a LAN, and I knew he was going air units and in 10 minutes he'd kill me cos I neglected anti-air. So I built a nuclear silo and a missle, and I launched it straight into the middle of his base. He didn't see it coming and the nuke crossed the map as he watched the blue dot approach his base in horror. As it landed, there was a great white flash and a huge sound before both of our PC's crashed and turned off. Nukes in Total Annihilation were so powerful, they crashed your gaming PC when they hit. We had to ban them in multiplayer games until we'd upgraded. Wasn't until we upgraded to Pentium III's, like YEARS later, that we could actually use nukes in that game. Brilliant.

Child: How do you Survive a Nuke? Teacher: You’ll be a Camera Man.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered still has one of the best nuke scenes ever. A True Masterpiece!

I love the old trope of characters looking directly at the detonation of nuclear bombs without protection, in media. Like, their asses would go permanently blind

There's an old, less known PS2 game called Heatseeker that had fantastic nuclear scenes. It was a fighter jet game and so far ahead of it's time, phenomenal game

Fallout76 nuke: "Boom" f*cking doesn't affect anything Players on the server: wew-heh, nuke :3

The Metro Last Light nuclear scene is so freaking eerie and magnificent when you play the mission. You get to see the last seconds of the lives of those poor souls in the plane while the entire city screams in agony.

What's so incredibly scary about the Modern Warfare nuke scene is that even if the player somehow survived that nuke for a while, he will wish he hadn't.

14:48 "did it blind you" Him: yeah, thanks 💀

Doctor:its just a cold Mom:its just a cold Google:its just corona Bing:

“All US forces be advised, we have a confirmed nuclear threat in the city. Nest teams are on site and attempting to disarm. I repeat we have a confirmed nu-“ I get chills every time.

Алгоритмы ютуба всё умнее с каждым годом.

Most nuke scences in older video games seem to have the nuke very close to the player, to the point of which if it was a real nuke, the player would have been vaporized immediately.

The Metro: Last Light scene is the one that shock you inside your heart

6:03 the worst graphically nuclear bomp

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I don't know how you did not include one of the most chilling scenes, the one from the original Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. The music, the scene, the silence, the vocals... terrifying and not glorified and doesn't feel like spectacle while being spectacular and haunting.

4:08 was the saddest, I felt the pain and sorrows of the pilots, they were scared to die and were screaming. One of the pilots were saying oh my god, I’m scared to die! Shit gets me every time

"Ramirez secure the Burger Town" -Albert Einstein

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Her: let’s look at clouds Me: oh that one looks like a elephant Her: that one looks like a dolphin Me: that one looks like a mushroom Credit: cyanide and hapiness

“Stay strapped or get clapped.” - Sun Tzu “The Art of War”

это какой то намёк? Почему это сейчас в реках...

Soon we will get ultra 4D HD

“Why does everyone keep quoting me?” -Albert Einstein

The Metro: Last Light scene hit me like a fucking truck when I played it. The panicked and horrified pilots, Moscow being annihilated in the background, and the retaliatory missiles being launched just felt so real.

Really scary to think that these weapons actually exist irl!!

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"Man kind invented the nuke but no man would ever slap my ass"-Albert einstien

Far cry 5 had the most emotional impactful nuke of all of them, everything you’ve worked toward to kill Joseph and the bastard was right all along

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The fallout 4 one always gave me chills

4:24 is just horrible, terrifying, the music playing as the plane comes out of the clouds to reveal the mushroom and the retaliatory fire...chills it gave me. havent seen the rest of these yet

Modern warfare players: "this is nothing but an never ending cycle."

I love it that the leaves always just get blown about ... and the trees are fine

Thx, for recommending this video

6:13 my guy is aiming at the nuke

In Metro Last Light, that plane hallucination is so emotional.

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Ща в ирл тоже скоро увидим

6:16 nice graphics in 2019 thx Bethesda

Funny how in Crysis, every object reacts to the shockwave, i mean even trees are bent by the strength, It looks like the water is also affected, what a hell of a game

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Normally, when you hold your hand toward the explosion, you can see through your hand.

People who have seen the brilliant nuclear flash (USA soldiers being experimented on in the 60s) said that you could see the bones in your hands through your closed eyes, it was so bright. You could see the x-rays apparently; looking around with closed eyes and hands over your eyes you could see the skeletons of everyone around you. Lovecraftian horror

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I think visually FEAR 2 might in many way have been the most realistic thanks to the sheer scale of the explosion. It still misses the blinding light at the beginning, as well as having sounds from the explosion reaching the player before the actual shockwave

Kid’s when they were born in 2020: 4:00

"Please stop quoting me im dead already." - Albert Einstein

Still, the one I liked the most is from a Painkiller game, don't remember which one, where the character is in Hell (I think) where the war is eternal, and there's one atomic explosion frozen in time at its climax. So yes, is static, like a picture, but extremely creepy and scary.

Fallout 76 Nuclear explosion: exists Me in my power armor with popcorn and a camera watching it explode from afar:

That Fallout 76 "explosion" looks so lame

I was just 7 or 8 years old when my dad bought me my first PC. The PC had Call of Duty 4 and all I can say is that I was really blown with that game. In that nuclear bomb scene, my kid heart couldn't handle the pain of my character dying. I remember crying. It was the first game I played, so that's that.

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The scary thing is, is that one day this could happen

Player: *survives nuke* Radioactive: Understandable have a great day.

The weirdest part of is that actually, 90% of the scenes were so close from the detonation area that actually the player would die almost instantly. To reasonably see a nuke and don't get (seriously) harmed, you need to be a weird distance from the nuke lol

Хорошие реки, вовремя

The metro last light one was incredible, I remember experiencing it the first time and it added so much more feeling to the game

0:11 lol Mr. Krabs asking everyone to hang on

I played the old call of duties when i was really young (like 8-10) and the helicopter scene is stuck in my mind vividly even after more than 10 years

metro captures the horror and dread of nuclear bombs so well

The fallout 76 looks like the explosion of those mods of Minecraft.

Dude the fallout 76 looked like a mobile game on an lg3 phone

The sudden detonation of a nuke in Modern Warfare gameplay is creepy! It was a memorable scene!

Привет всем кому в реках попалась ) надеюсь выживим в 2022

4:10 this One put chills down my spine

Most of those explosions are slower than real life, and they're way less deadlier , compared to Beirut's explosion, a nuke should leave you blind and possibly deaf for hours if not days. Many of the explosions are kind of what's expected of a nuke not what a nuke actually is.. it's far worse than you'd expect.

There is a great nuclear bomb map in killing floor 2. The first time I saw it, it actually made my heart sink. Was a weird feeling.

The MW1 nuke was a phenomenal scene. We experienced a whole story with a different set of characters, only so that they died for nothing.

After Beirut this video will get in everyone's recommended...

7:45 those weren't nukes at the end of Metro 2033 they were conventional chemical explosive missiles

Nice, let see top 23 nuclear explosions in real life

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The biggest nuke explosion, is when you drop the soap in the bath