Drop Nuclear Bombs While Flying

Taking Off

With bombs loaded into your Nuclear Bomb Bay, board your aircraft and take off. Fly to your desired altitude and location. The higher you fly, the more time bombs have to fall and the wider your potential blast radius.

Deploying Bombs

1. While piloting the aircraft, locate the bomb release control (typically a dedicated key binding)

2. Aim your aircraft over your target

3. Press the bomb release key to drop one bomb

4. Repeat for additional bombs if your bay holds multiple ordnance

After Deployment

Once dropped, nuclear bombs fall toward the ground and detonate on impact or after a short delay. The explosion creates a massive blast radius—ensure you're at a safe altitude to avoid damage from the blast wave. After dropping all bombs, your bay is empty and you can land to reload or return to base.

Always be aware of the blast radius and plan your flight path accordingly to avoid friendly structures.