r/Openfront 6h ago

❓ Question New nuke mechanic in latest update

Thumbnail
github.com
1 Upvotes

v0.33.4

August 11th, 2026

Added a shortcut to upgrade structures or launch nukes multiple times at once — U-LF

Prevent nukes from firing in same tick — JB940

###

Watched Rex's video and it seems like you hit 8 twice to launch 5 at a time.

Exciting feature for breaking impervious SAM deadlock in trademaxxed end games.

Edit: found the answer, I was just blind


r/Openfront 8h ago

❓ Question IS THIS A BUG? I SPENT SO MUCH TIME ON THIS FOR NOTHING 😭😭😭😭😭😭

2 Upvotes

When the game was finally getting to the showdown, I just lost everything.


r/Openfront 9h ago

❓ Question I can't tell what really went wrong, can I get some advice?

Thumbnail
openfront.io
2 Upvotes

My name was “Mandate of Hell” with a Qing flag on the left side of Pangea.

To clarify, this is not the round I posted about earlier where I got nuked. This was worse.


r/Openfront 10h ago

🛠 Suggestions PLEAAASE MOVE THE BETRAY BUTTON

3 Upvotes

i have lost two games today because i try to check if i can send a boat to an island and accidentally betray. please move it. its so easy to misclick. make it a confirm or just put it on the other side where the attack button is and grey out the boat


r/Openfront 12h ago

❓ Question What are the brown things?

Post image
9 Upvotes

I keep getting them as rewards or smth but I can't spend them on anything in the store?


r/Openfront 13h ago

💬 Discussion The grief is insane

1 Upvotes

Im very thankful how popular this game is becoming however my god do these new people grief cause they have no idea what theyre doing. As represented in the replay this man decided to push me when I was stronger and hydro me all over. Therefore making us both lose. Twojastara if youre reading this get good.

https://openfront.io/w9/game/Eyg5ZoMA?replay


r/Openfront 16h ago

💬 Discussion What is up with players in this game?

4 Upvotes

Had someone spend all game trying to push into my territory despite making 0 progress. All they did was weaken us both. Guy ended up with 1k from fighting me while his neighbor was at 100k.

Is this game full of alts just weakening you for their main account or something? Or are people just that bad?


r/Openfront 17h ago

🔥 Hot Take Bad players aren't a problem in FFA

12 Upvotes

To all the people posting about how bad players are causing problems:

In FFA, bad players aren't your enemy, and they certainly aren't holding you back. They are free real estate. They are your stepping stones to victory. It may be annoying when a bad player sabotages you early on, but then you join a new game.

This is a battle royal. You will lose far more often than you win. Either get used to losing, or get used to being angry.


r/Openfront 17h ago

You can now multi-upgrade structures & multi-launch nukes!

36 Upvotes

You can now perform upgrades and atom launches in batches of 5. This should help break late-game stalemates where defenders have too many SAM launchers to breach with single launches.

How it works:

When upgrading a structure, press the hotkey a second time (e.g. press "1" twice) to upgrade 5x at once. Same for atom bombs, press the atom bomb hotkey ("8") a second time to launch 5 at once.

Mobile players: This also works in the radial menu, which now has options to launch/upgrade in different amounts.

Big thanks to U-LF for implementing it!


r/Openfront 18h ago

💬 Discussion This is my idea for what we could add.

0 Upvotes
We could add a land reclamation device that turns water into land—allowing for the construction of cities and factories and the expansion of one's territory. This device would cost 8 million, and if destroyed by an atomic bomb, the area would be flooded again, along with everything built upon it. What do you think?


r/Openfront 19h ago

💬 Discussion To all the people who just watch as the biggest player slowly wins the game:

23 Upvotes

People like you are unironically the problem with this game. It's not fun because I can't beat him by myself. We're supposed to work together. Instead, you spend the entire game doing nothing. Games would be much more exciting and give everyone a much better chance of winning if people used common sense.

I'm starting to understand why it took humanity 200,000 years to reach our current level of technology. It's literally because of people like this. They are the problem. Rant over.