Spy missions on nukes question

[levothy]

" You successfully detonated an explosive in the nuclear research facility in MypoliticsWarNation . Your spies destroyed 1 nuclear weapon. Your agents were able to operate undetected. The operation cost you $593,969.70 and 0 of your spies were captured and executed."

One would think that blowing up a nuclear weapon inside of a building would damage the building as well..  What kind of a building still stands after something like this.  How come they destroy power plants  and infra by landing near by yet can't do any harm blowing up inside of a building (confine spaces amplifies explosive power). Don't forget the 500 tons of fuel inside the missile this burning with-without the nuclear part of the missile would destroy/damage any building made from concrete or steel or combination of both. You may watch you-tube videos of what happens to concrete and steel in fires like this.

  After all of the damage how do the workers re-enter this building do to contamination from 250 tons of uranium. If they could enter the building what shape would the equipment needed to make a nuke be in?.

[Wendell]

1 hour ago, levothy said:

" You successfully detonated an explosive in the nuclear research facility in MypoliticsWarNation . Your spies destroyed 1 nuclear weapon. Your agents were able to operate undetected. The operation cost you $593,969.70 and 0 of your spies were captured and executed."

One would think that blowing up a nuclear weapon inside of a building would damage the building as well..  What kind of a building still stands after something like this.  How come they destroy power plants  and infra by landing near by yet can't do any harm blowing up inside of a building (confine spaces amplifies explosive power). Don't forget the 500 tons of fuel inside the missile this burning with-without the nuclear part of the missile would destroy/damage any building made from concrete or steel or combination of both. You may watch you-tube videos of what happens to concrete and steel in fires like this.

  After all of the damage how do the workers re-enter this building do to contamination from 250 tons of uranium. If they could enter the building what shape would the equipment needed to make a nuke be in?.

Sweet summer child! You're about to piss off 90% of the game with this one. I suggest changing your name and nation now to avoid a painful experience as long as your username exists. 

[John M Keynes]

Umm, it's an online browser game. If you really want to go into depth with the topic though, maybe suggest about pixels getting destroyed after the nuke gets sabotaged?

[levothy]

Sorry... it was just a question about logic.  Did not want/mean it to upset anyone. I was just pointing out that this makes little sense. Something that could be reworded better?.  If you think the building should be destroyed that's up to you and the game mods, not I. 

Edited March 16, 2021 by levothy

[Sir Scarfalot]

Actually, nuclear ordnance requires very specific, precise and specialized conditions to detonate in the way we're familiar with. They're not cartridges that'll fire at the drop of a literal pin, they're very well engineered to avoid unauthorized detonation.

Though scattering the materials inside the nuke everywhere would be rather a pollution nightmare, maybe we could set it up that way?

[levothy]

Very clever post. I did not think of that, however, safety may not have been a concern with these missals. Notice no lead was included in the list of res, so  no shielding to protect the workers building moving or storing these missals. The lead shielding would help protect the sensitive electronics as well.  Sounds like they pick cost over safety? what do you think. 

The 500 tons of gas hit with a bomb is still a major issue as well.