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Go up to the Terminal on the wall and choose Restrictions - Supply Room. You’ll need to find the other half of this list which is in the Supply Locker room just off from the room you’re in. As I said at the start, the best idea is to get the perishable items last. If you’re missing items don’t fret, because they can be found nearby. Go item your Items and look at the ingredient list. He’ll teach you the basics of brewing and fermenting your own Nukashine. Ridge, who lives off alcohol down there, too. Instead, it’s a doorway down to the cellar where you’ll find a speakeasy.

#Wasted on the way full#

You learn that the Nuka Cola machine in the breakroom isn’t full of sugary beverages. You’ll see that Big Al accepted a proposition from some enterprising youngsters who were leasing out his cellar, presumably making Nukashine. Go inside and look at the reception Terminal. Check the back of the building and you’ll see a door with a Nukashine plaque beside it.

You need to head to Big Al’s Tattoo Parlour in Morgantown. There’s a riddle on the label which you need to solve involving finding a back door. Next, you need to read the label of the Nukashine bottle. You’ll wake up in a new area each time you drink Nukashine and there’s no telling where you’ll end up. You’ll immediately start feeling the effects of the Nukashine and you basically need to wait it out until you’ve blacked out.

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You’ll find a bottle on the desk beside, so crack it open and have a drink.

Go to Messages and then to Nukashine, which will trigger the next section of the quest which is to drink Nukashine. Once you’ve done that, head upstairs and check the Terminal in one of the bedrooms. There are a few Ghouls inside, so take care of those first and try to avoid using explosive weapons as it's some close-quarters fighting. You’re heading to a Frat House, Pi, on Fraternity Road to investigate some goings on.

#Wasted on the way for free#

You can also pick up a poster for free from the Atomic Shop, place it at your camp and have a wee read of it there.īefore you get started, we’d suggest gathering any perishable ingredients needed for this quest last - you don’t want to go finding stuff only for it to rot and be crap quality when you’re making your signature cocktails. Once you’ve completed it, you’ll be able to make and drink your own boozy beverages.Ī new area, Fraternity Row, has also been added to the map near Morgantown, and you can head straight there to get started.Īlternatively, interact with one of the party invitation posters which you can find near the likes of train stations or civilised areas.

#Wasted on the way update#

The Wild Appalachia update is now available to download and a new questline, Wasted on Nukashine, has been added for all players. The new single will officially impact radio on March 7.Fallout 76’s Wild Appalachia update is now available and it adds new a brewing system so you can create the microbrewery of your dreams. It's his second single since being removed from nearly all radio and digital streaming playlists in the wake of being caught on camera using the N-word in early 2021. The song has already reached the top spot on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, debuting there after the release of his album. 'Wasted on You' is Wallen’s fourth radio single from his Dangerous: The Double Album, which he released in January of 2021. Wallen then revealed that he and his co-writers wrote the song during quarantine in Wallen’s kitchen, 'with bourbon.'

'I would say 'Wasted on You' is probably my favorite song I wrote on the record,' Wallen told Ernest. In a December conversation with co-writer and artist Ernest on his podcast, Just Being Ernest, Wallen revealed that 'Wasted on You' always felt special to him. Wallen’s powerful voice delivers the heart-rending lyrics amid a sonic landscape that features contrasting country and rap-influenced sounds. In the second verse, Wallen gets somewhat vulnerable, singing that he ' swore this one’d be different,' but his ' heart wouldn’t listen.' He eventually sings about watching his lost love pack up her car and leave. 'Wasted on you / All of this time and all of this money / All of these sorrys I don't owe you honey / All of these miles on this Chevy and prayers in a pew / all them days I spent wasted on you,' he sings in the chorus.