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In my eyes, nukes can serve two different roles - as a strategic weapon to weaken the enemy's economy, or as a tactical weapon to destroy units and weaken cities before conquering them.Īs a strategic weapon, cities getting nuked will lose half their population and some of their non-wonder buildings, and many improvements around them will be destroyed recovering from that can take a lot of turns. On the other hand, if there's only one other civ in play, a blitz action to conquer its capital is likely to succeed, especially when you're sitting on a stockpile of nukes. The United Nations is already in play, meaning that if one of the civilizations managed to obtain a majority in the vote, the game is over - though the only way to do that, when there are just two civs, is to bribe all the city-states to vote for you. If you still don't have a strategy for winning then stop, review the above conditions, and decide which one is best for you. This is not the place to get into details on all the above conditions, there's the manual and other sources for learning about that - but the key is, if it's already late game (and it is if the United Nations is in play), you should already have a strategy in mind.

If none of the above happened by the year 2050 (turn 500 in a regular-speed game), the civilization with the highest score wins.

If a civilization succeeds in launching a spaceship, that civilization wins.

If a civilization succeeds in building the Utopia project, that civilization wins.

If a single civilization gets a majority vote in the UN, that civilization wins.

If all civilizations but one have lost control of their capital, that civilization wins.

There are multiple ways to obtain a victory in Civ 5. But first, I think this question beckons a little more explanation of how to win a game, especially since you mention both nukes and the United Nations. I think you're hiding 2 questions here: when should you use nukes, and how should you use nukes.