Though the animation was that of a factory it certainly was not producing the Nuke Cola's you get in the game. To get it, you have to turn on the power switch, which should light up Nuka-World. The Kanawha Nuka-Cola plant is a location in the Forest region of Appalachia. The power plant for Nuka-Cola can be found on the west side of the Nuka-World map. Kurt Ritter, Coca-Cola's VP and general manager of sustainability for North America, details the beverage giant's ESG efforts and its newly created sustainability.
Wow how long you been playing?Īlso, it's a fun lil game but still was sorely disappointed about that not beig a Nuke Cola factory like the text says. It would have been so good if the nuka cola plant was a workshop with a nuka cola producer, like the way the industrial farm or converted munitions factory is. Once you have acquired the equipment to make Nuka Cola, you can move on to the next step.
Originally posted by MrPurple33:I also was somewhat disappointed by this (I use Nuke-cola to speed up arriving at Quests) when it hit that 1st resourse collection and I got food and water (both in Plenty anyway in my Vault) Instead of 1-3 Nuke- Cola bottles - THEN I realized I was bottling REGULAR Nuke-Cola (tasty and apparently nutricious) Instead of QUANTUM Nuke-Cola (that time-warp stuff) - again, disappointing, but the game actually gives you a bunch of free stuff through Quests and Patience, so ya gotta Let Bethesda have SOME minor way to make real-world $$$ through partially Impatient people Like Me (I spend maybe $4.99 every six weeks on that 32 pack case JUST IN CASE I want to speed up that Quest Arrival or spend 1 cola to Level-up someone/speed things along)Įvery six weeks? I finished this in less than 1 week.
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