If you don't find myriad Nuka-Cola here, you're not very good at searching. Speaking of Nuka-Cola, you'll find plenty of it here, so don't expect us to mention each and every time you can find it. Plenty of Nuka-Cola can be found within you'll also have to do battle with one of the building's security robots within. To the right, down a corridor, is a kitchen. The door at the top of the room is extremely difficult to pick open, so we'll assume you can't. Also behind the desk, in a half-buried metal box, will be a Box of Detergent, some Railway Spikes, and more. Along the wall, you can find two Stimpaks in a medical kit. The lobby of the building doesn't have much of interest to you, except for some items to find behind the counter. Once inside, you'll have some options, though your path will more than likely lead in one particular direction before very long. When you arrive at the building, simply enter through the front door.
The enemies you run into, if any, will vary depending on where you are in the game and what enemies you've cleared and not yet cleared. It's a fairly large building, so it's hard to miss and you should have no issues finding it whatsoever. It's due west of the Flooded Metro, and southeast from the Fairfax Ruins and Fort Independence. The Nuka-Cola Plant is located on the far south end of the map.
He's irrelevant to the side quest other than offering you a neutral alternative to unload the bottles, possibly for more Bottle Caps. Especially devious gamers can get twice the amount of Bottle Caps from him as Sierra was offering. If you reason with him, you can convince him to take the Quantum from you for the same price, so he can deliver it to his girl and impress her. Either way, as soon as you leave her home, you'll be automatically intercepted by an eager man named Ronald Laren, who will initially accuse you of wanting to shack up with his girl (though Sierra isn't even his girl). Alternately, you can bring her any Quantum you already have to work your way to the magic number of thirty before you get going. Thirty bottles, to be exact.Īgree to do this for her and she'll give you more information, including the location of the Nuka-Cola bottling plant nearby, where shipping manifests are located. This blue-hued drink was only in its limited release when the Chinese attack occurred, so it's a rare drink indeed. She's really obsessed with Nuka-Cola, but she's really, really obsessed with Nuka-Cola Quantum, a product you've no doubt run into many times on your journey. And just like that, Sierra springs the quest on you. Somehow, Nuka-Cola is still available in great quantities in the Capital Wasteland, primarily because of the fact that Nuka-Cola's hub was located in Washington D.C. Ultimately, after talking your ear off, she'll offer to give you a tour of her little home-side museum (if you're nice to her, that is).Īgree to take the tour, and then begin to follow her around to all of the corners of the house as she shows you memorabilia and explains to you the history of Nuka-Cola and the corporation behind it leading up to the day when the bombs fell and life was changed forever. She has plenty of memorabilia strewn around her home, and is chock-full of both knowledge of and excitement for the Nuka-Cola product. This is Sierra, and Sierra has the rather strange distinction of being the Capital Wasteland's most ardent Nuka-Cola fan.
Once inside, speak to the young blond woman within. Once you're there, you're going to want to head into the home of Sierra Petrovita, which will likely be the house closer to your approach direction. It's underneath a half-destroyed highway bridge, and can't be missed (though it's only made up of a pair of shanties). Girdershade isn't really a difficult place to find in fact, if you instantly teleport to Smith Casey's Garage (which you'll have to visit mandatorily in order to access the main quest branch, Tranquility Lane), you can travel southwest from that location and run right into Girdershade. If you want to undertake a quest entitled The Nuka-Cola Challenge, then you're going to have to head to a tiny, tiny settlement in the southwest corner of the Capital Wasteland called Girdershade.
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