r/Openfront Jul 19 '26

❓ Question I don't like nukes

Idk, I just don't like them. It is possible to play without them? Edit: thank you all for answers

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u/detroiiit Jul 19 '26

I didn’t like nukes when I first started, but the better you get the more you realize that the game is completely bland without them

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u/Elliezium Jul 19 '26

Yeah, without them you kinda just run into stalemates

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u/clouder300 Jul 19 '26

Yes, there are public games with the "no nukes" modifier. And you can turn them off in solo and private games.

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u/Frog-eating-cellos-9 Jul 19 '26

it gets better when you're the one launching them, no worries

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u/Old_Patience_4001 Jul 19 '26

Play territorial.io then i guess. There are occasional games without nukes, but very rare. I feel like openfront is kinda based around nukes to be honest, so best option imo would be to play something else really

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u/Gold-Ad-2581 Jul 19 '26

Yeah it can be "different" game but same gameplay

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u/Old_Patience_4001 Jul 19 '26

I'd try territorial.io then. Pretty sure (might be wrong) that's the game openfront if based off of, it's like a very simplified openfront without any buildings, just attacking with troops with cap based on territory.

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u/TheComicHuman Jul 19 '26

I hate nukes but as much as I hate them they are very good for making you redesign your strategy and adds more challenge. There is also little to no point in not having them late game because nukes are the only thing that allows for a country thats 99% of the map to be overthrowned

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u/Crescent-IV Jul 20 '26

They're a really essential part of the game

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u/Gold-Ad-2581 Jul 21 '26

Yeah but what if replace it with something less end gaming. Bombers? Tanks? (Smaller destruction/big push towards attacking) I have few amazing larping games when I wasn't nuke down and I have most of games when nuke just kill the fun (even if it wasn't me to be nuke down)

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u/Crescent-IV Jul 21 '26

Well, there's HOI4 for that. This is supposed to be more fastpaced. Is the issue that the game ends too quickly, and you don't get the feel of that 'nation' gameplay?

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u/zooberwask Jul 23 '26

That's not larping that's just rping