How to Use Missiles in Total Conquest

The shop cluster in Total Conquest puts missiles next to command packs. First-look matches treat them like a nuke toy. They are not. A missile that does not precede a send onto a city is a donation. This page is the strike rule. The match loop lives in how to play — that article embeds the only confirmed public match video for this Roblox experience. Use it to see the bomb picker, then come back here for when not to press it.

What a missile actually does

A missile or bomb action asks for a target region. It shrinks or panics the garrison on that tile. It does not flip ownership by itself. You still have to send a stack. If you bomb and then collect on your own city for thirty seconds, the defender rebuilds and you paid for a firework.

The official how-to-play lines never mention missiles. They mention cities, sends, map control, and command spends. Treat missiles as an optional extra inside that loop, not a fifth win condition.

The only good target

Bomb a city you will enter this cycle. Three checks:

1. You can see it is urban (collect exists on it, or it is the tile everyone is fighting over).
2. You already have overflow walking, or you can send within a few seconds of the blast.
3. Your own capital still has a garrison floor. See the troop-split planner.

If any check fails, hold the missile. Holding is A-tier. Untargeted bombs are the C-tier trap on the tier list.

Targets that look fun and lose maps

• Empty countryside because a video asked “do we just nuke people.” That clip is a first-look joke, not a build.
• A city you cannot reach this minute. The garrison comes back. You do not.
• A friend’s city. Voice chat is not supported on the listing. A mis-aimed bomb is how premades break.
• Your own tile. There is no documented friendly-fire pardon in this beta. Do not test it on your only city.

Shop missiles versus command strikes

The shop can sell missiles for Robux or match currency depending on the current [🔥UPD] build. A command roll can also be a strike card. Same targeting law. Sort the card on the command roster. If the text is unclear, hold it. Blank cards are a beta hitch, not a secret ultra.

Redeem com on the codes hub before you buy a missile pack. A free roll plus city production beats a paid bomb on fog.

Timing with a siege

The clean sequence:

1. Collect on every city you own.
2. Set a floor. Send overflow toward the target city — how to capture cities.
3. Fire the missile at that city, not at the tile in front of it, unless you are cutting a specific reinforcement path.
4. Arrive. Win. Collect. Reset the new city’s floor before you look at the next urban tile.

Skip step 3 if the defender is already smaller than your overflow. Save the missile for the pile-on window on how to win.

Friends and 50-player chaos

Call the target out loud if you queued with people. “Missile on City C, then I walk.” If two friends bomb the same empty region you have wasted two spends. Party rules live on play with friends. Solo players should still assume a third commander is off-camera waiting for you to stare at the explosion instead of your capital.

Beta honesty

LDS Fighting has not published splash radius, damage tables, or cooldown. Play the practical rule: city, then send, then collect. If a patch changes the picker, re-read controls and the updates hub. Do not import Conquer The World WW2 nuke tech into this HUD.

Missiles punch a hole. Cities win the clock. Send overflow through the hole or do not buy the punch.