In Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Pain, there is a romantic ending, "The World Is Seedless", in which all players are exposed to their own nuclear arsenal. This ending was mined by data very early, and PS3 players even used cheating to achieve this ending, and the hacking to delete the player's nuclear arsenal on the server was eventually rejected by Konami. Although the original "Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Pain" ending of "no core in the world" became an illusory bubble due to the player's prisoner's dilemma in order to maintain nuclear inhibition. But in fact, this ending cannot be achieved at all at the level of normal gameplay of the game, thanks to Konami.
After players create nuclear weapons in the online FOB in Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Pain, the server counts the number of nuclear weapons of the active player. However, the most important thing is that this part of the statistics also includes the nuclear weapons of the banned players, even if the nuclear weapons in the FOB of the player who are still playing are actively eliminated, but the server will still have unowned nuclear weapons.
The Hung Horse, the leader of the Anti-Nuke Gang, a player group that once achieved the PS3's "no nuclear weapons" ending, said that they had worked hard to remove the nuclear weapons of the PS3 version of Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Pain, but eventually they found that there were always more than 40 nuclear weapons still in existence. These nuclear weapons have no corresponding FOB and are called "phantom nuclear weapons" by him. In the end, the organization had no choice but to use a hacker named Stefferp to hack into Konami's PS3 version of the Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Server to eliminate the nuclear weapons on the FOB, and finally reduced the nuclear weapons to zero. These "Phantom Nuclear Weapons" come from the FOBs of players who have been banned by Konami, which means that no matter how hard the players of the PS3 version of Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Pain work together, it is impossible to achieve the end of "no nuclear in the world" in the end. Of course, the same is true for Metal Gear Solid V Phantom Pain players on other platforms.