Who fires the first nuclear bomb?
- Russia.
Who retaliates first?
- European country that I would rather not identify.
What can we do to better prepare?
- Water, water, water! NBC safe clothing if available. Otherwise, just your basic everyday items that are already known to be useful.
What goes down in history as the things people did or do to be remembered for?
- There are heroes all over the globe. Countless stories of rescue and survival that shine showing the best of humanity at its worse. There isn't a particular person or country that stands out.
Are there villains/heroes or is everyone just living in chaos?
- Complete and total chaos when the world sinks to this low. As you'd expect overtime control is regained.
What about the secure bunkers?
- They're definitely things that exist. I'm not sure what you're asking besides yeah they're safe.
Do some people survive inside of them?
- Yes the rich who have bunkers or well off families with panic rooms do indeed for the most part successfully survive in them.
Are they truly safe?
- Bunkers? Yes! You can't emerge 2 hours later after an attack however. You need at least 24 hours and I'd recommend some more to be on the safe side to emerge.
Do the people inside of them live plush lives while the people on the surface of the planet suffer?
- Well, as much as living in an underground bunker can be plush. They get oxygen and lack radiation poisoning so yes?
Do only the rich live underground?
- Yes and no. Underground lifestyles are not uncommon at all. The level of sophistication is the serration between this question.
What becomes of our planet?
- Nuclear winter is real. Our planet and all of it's life are affected. However at the same time time travel becomes real due to the resulting environmental changes.
How can we #fixtheworld after the fact?
- I personally believe our future to be one in colonizing another planet. This is definitely an individual question. One thing for certain is it the terror of what happened will never occur again.
- Russia.
Who retaliates first?
- European country that I would rather not identify.
What can we do to better prepare?
- Water, water, water! NBC safe clothing if available. Otherwise, just your basic everyday items that are already known to be useful.
What goes down in history as the things people did or do to be remembered for?
- There are heroes all over the globe. Countless stories of rescue and survival that shine showing the best of humanity at its worse. There isn't a particular person or country that stands out.
Are there villains/heroes or is everyone just living in chaos?
- Complete and total chaos when the world sinks to this low. As you'd expect overtime control is regained.
What about the secure bunkers?
- They're definitely things that exist. I'm not sure what you're asking besides yeah they're safe.
Do some people survive inside of them?
- Yes the rich who have bunkers or well off families with panic rooms do indeed for the most part successfully survive in them.
Are they truly safe?
- Bunkers? Yes! You can't emerge 2 hours later after an attack however. You need at least 24 hours and I'd recommend some more to be on the safe side to emerge.
Do the people inside of them live plush lives while the people on the surface of the planet suffer?
- Well, as much as living in an underground bunker can be plush. They get oxygen and lack radiation poisoning so yes?
Do only the rich live underground?
- Yes and no. Underground lifestyles are not uncommon at all. The level of sophistication is the serration between this question.
What becomes of our planet?
- Nuclear winter is real. Our planet and all of it's life are affected. However at the same time time travel becomes real due to the resulting environmental changes.
How can we #fixtheworld after the fact?
- I personally believe our future to be one in colonizing another planet. This is definitely an individual question. One thing for certain is it the terror of what happened will never occur again.
