Nuke Sub in Military Tycoon — Weapons, Nuclear Missile, RAP 60K & Value Guide

Nuke Sub is an Exotic submarine built around guided missile pressure and one very large answer to the question “what if a torpedo were not enough?”. The supplied card shows RAP 60K and the category Submarine Stats. The important part of this guide is the weapon behavior: a nuclear missile instead of torpedoes and a near-endless supply of lock-on missiles.

What the Nuke Sub card confirms

The item panel confirms the name, Exotic rarity, Submarine Stats category, visual Damage/Health/Speed bars, an unlabeled 11/3000 counter and RAP 60K. The bars are useful for a quick comparison, but the card does not print a numeric scale. This guide keeps the card facts separate from the weapon notes so a visual meter is not accidentally presented as a laboratory stat.

Nuke Sub weapons: what fires what?

This is the part that matters in a real match. The current item information describes two distinct weapon ideas, and they should not be mixed together.

How the nuclear missile and lock-on missiles work together

The weapon package has a simple rhythm. Use the lock-on missiles to maintain pressure and force movement, then choose a clean moment for the nuclear missile instead of throwing it away at the first red outline. The guided shots are the workhorse; the nuke is the dramatic punctuation mark.

Community gameplay describes the nuke as guided and capable of being locked onto flying vehicles or fired manually. That observation is useful for testing, but it is not a developer specification and may change after a balance patch. Treat the live controls as the final authority.

1. Acquire a target. Check whether the lock indicator completes and whether the target remains valid behind terrain or water.
2. Use lock-ons for movement control. Repeated guided shots are valuable when they make an aircraft turn or a surface vehicle expose itself.
3. Save the nuke for a confirmed line. A large strike is most useful when the target cannot simply duck behind cover.
4. Test both manual and guided aim. If the server offers both, learn the difference before advertising “guaranteed lock-on” in a trade.

Visual Damage, Health and Speed profile

The card presents Damage as the strongest-looking bar of the three, while Health and Speed are visibly shorter. Those are visual levels only: no printed scale tells us whether a bar means 25%, 50%, hit points, a tier or something else. The useful conclusion is that the card sells Nuke Sub as a damage-first submarine, not that it has an exact 72% Damage stat.

What does 11/3000 mean?

The card shows a metallic icon followed by 11/3000. There is no label beside it, so the honest answer is that the unit is unknown from the supplied panel. It might be a resource, a counter or a value from the item-card template; it is not safe to call it ammo, health or damage just because the number looks game-like.

Before a trade, open Nuke Sub in the live game and watch that field while firing. If it falls with each missile, record the behavior and the label shown by the game. Until then, keep it as “unlabeled 11/3000 counter” and avoid a confident but false explanation.

Nuke Sub value and trading signals

A current community value snapshot checked on September 15, 2026 lists Gem Low 55K and Gem High 63K. It also shows Demand 8/10, Scarcity 7/10, Functionality 9/10 and a Rising slowly trend. The same profile marks Nuke Sub tradable, not a Collector Item and not Special.

RAP 60K sits inside the current 55K–63K Gem snapshot, but that does not make RAP a fixed price. Level, stars, buyer demand, server balance and the condition of the missile mechanics can all change the offer.

Is Nuke Sub better than SSBN?

The community item note describes Nuke Sub as a better version of the SSBN because it uses a nuclear missile instead of torpedoes and has a near-endless lock-on missile supply. In plain language, it trades a conventional underwater attack pattern for guided pressure plus a heavy strike.

That does not mean every pilot wins automatically. The value of the upgrade depends on whether you can hold a lock, choose targets and survive long enough to fire. A submarine with a nuke still needs a captain; the torpedo button did not graduate and take the driving test for you.

Five-minute test before buying or trading

1. Confirm the name says Nuke Sub and the card says Exotic.
2. Record the level, stars and RAP 60K separately from the Gem offer.
3. Fire the nuclear missile once and note whether it locks, flies manually, detonates on impact or has a visible area effect.
4. Fire lock-on missiles repeatedly and count shots until the game shows reload or reserve behavior.
5. Test an aircraft, a naval target and a surface target; do not assume every lock-on works on every class.
6. Watch the 11/3000 field and write down what changes, if anything.
7. Compare the offer with the live 55K–63K snapshot and use the in-game Trade Server.

Research note: what is confirmed and what is not

The weapon and market summary in this guide is based on the current community item listing for Nuke Sub. It confirms the nuclear-missile-versus-torpedo distinction, the near-endless lock-on missile note and the value signals. It does not publish exact damage, health, speed, missile count, reload time or blast radius. Those missing fields are intentionally left open for an in-game test instead of filled with invented numbers.

Community videos can demonstrate a mechanic, but a video is not a permanent patch note. If a future update changes the lock-on rules, reload or target classes, update this article with the new server behavior and keep the old claim out of the card.

Reference checked: Nuke Sub item profile and current value snapshot. It is an independent community tracker, not official Roblox or Military Tycoon documentation.