It is possible to survive nuclear war

There was once a traveler that made it his family's business to prepare for "undesirable" outcomes. K's gift to you after her time at Diamondback.
 

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I'd assume survival's possible if you're in a safe place like a deep underground bunker. The elites certainly have planed this part for a long time!
 
Num7 said:
I'd assume survival's possible if you're in a safe place like a deep underground bunker. The elites certainly have planed this part for a long time!
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It can be as easy as staying inside for a few months, and using respirators and full cover suits when venturing out afterwards. Most radiation is absorbed through a dust we breathe in that sticks inside the lungs. Distilling water for purification is also necessary after a nuclear event. A small amount of preparation can go a long way.

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