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What is the most realistic post nuclear RPG?
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DEFCON
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>>3927089
Scientists don't even agree if there would be nuclear winter in case of large nuclear exchange, so who knows.
Not Fallout however, because even if no nuclear winter, they have fantastical mutants.
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What would a realistic post nuclear RPG be like? You have a dice roll right at the start of the game to decide if you even make it to a bunker, then you sit in the bunker and wait to starve or get murdered by looters?
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ATOM RPG unironically (aside from wacky mutants)
Humanity recovers pretty fast and within 20 years there are again settlements springing up.
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>>3928515
Plots a bit weird, Trudograd is more realistic per se
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Burntime?



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