Interference in his earpiece, he couldn't hear what they were telling him to say.
Fun fact: Despite the DOD having plenty of checks and codes and controls already, Congress demanded that each nuke have its own code that had to be entered for the device to armed. Military said that it was unnecessary, and in fact dangerous, because it's another thing to keep track of after you've ALREADY gotten an authentic launch code. Congress said do it anyway.
So they did it. And set them all to 00000000. (This is an Easter Egg in Fallout 3 as well.)
Interference in his earpiece, he couldn't hear what they were telling him to say.
Fun fact: Despite the DOD having plenty of checks and codes and controls already, Congress demanded that each nuke have its own code that had to be entered for the device to armed. Military said that it was unnecessary, and in fact dangerous, because it's another thing to keep track of after you've ALREADY gotten an authentic launch code. Congress said do it anyway.
So they did it. And set them all to 00000000. (This is an Easter Egg in Fallout 3 as well.)
like a PS2
like a PS2
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