Several thousand tactical nuclear warheads, 120 strategic nuclear warheads, and nine hundred-megaton super nukes—during this war, the Commercial Alliance had used nearly half of its nuclear arsenal, and its air force had also been severely weakened.
In the wars to come, with the End Times Church and Li Heng interfering, the Commercial Alliance would have almost no chance of continuing to produce nuclear weapons in large quantities.
Combined with the Heavy Lickers' continued consumption of tactical nuclear warheads on the battlefield, their threat level had plummeted.
The Hong Alliance and the Commercial Alliance had previously refused to give up, hoping to use even more powerful nuclear weapons to try to erase him.
As for Li Heng, he too had hoped to use this battle to expend more than half of the Commercial Alliance's hidden nuclear weapons, reducing its strength for any final desperate struggle.
With his ability to hide himself, no one could find his location unless he willingly appeared on the battlefield.
After the defeat in this campaign, Human Civilization would abandon this crude approach of piling on hydrogen bomb yield and turn instead toward researching more refined, precise weapons.
Existing high-yield nuclear weapons had already proven their failure on the battlefield. Aside from destroying a country and killing hundreds of thousands of humans, they were of little use against such super lifeforms.
The core issue was still speed. The speed of high-velocity missiles carrying nuclear warheads was gradually becoming insufficient to keep up with the enemy.
They had to develop faster weapons instead, such as more powerful laser cannons and particle-beam weapons.
After that direct war, the Commercial Alliance, having lost more than half of its air force and nuclear weapons, gradually lost its advantage. The front line was pushed to the southern border of Mexico in