Regardless of who controlled the simulation, if it aims to simulate reality then you simply cannot use unrealistic tactics as that destroys the purpose of the s

Regardless of who controlled the simulation, if it aims to simulate reality then you simply cannot use unrealistic tactics as that destroys the purpose of the simulation. The blame belongs to the person who was in control of the simulation and didn't enforce basic rules established by reality. If we're not enforcing reality in this type of simulation then the outcome of said simulation is pointless and indicates nothing about military readiness nor doctrine. Use of nuclear weapons would not be considered cheating in this case simply because they exist. The discussion about nuclear weapons was whether they would prove to be a deterrence or not, not whether they could be used. And since you left out the second part of my fabricated weapon spec, I have to point out I wasn't speaking of nuclear weapons as they don't magically relocate the enemy personnel to a location of my choosing. But you knew that right?