The world is different due to the invention of prosthetics, the rise of corporations, and the form of global warfare, which has led to different research directions for weapons.
Everyone knows that nuclear bombs are the most powerful, but what determines whether a weapon is excellent goes beyond its explosive power: if this incredibly powerful bomb cannot reach its intended target, then it's nothing.
So, sometimes, whether a weapon can break through thick defense nets and deliver a fatal blow is more important than its explosive power.
How war technology manages to deliver bombs to the enemy's home depends on reality.
In this world, the interception success rate for missiles is incredibly high: before Bartmos blew up the internet, companies had reached the pinnacle of AI and computing technology development.
Powerful computing tech allows them to accurately predict and intercept most forms of rockets and even long-range missiles at that time—
