Girdershade appears in Fallout 3, and is mentioned in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka World. Enclave sentry bots from the nearby camp may follow the player into one of the houses and kill the residents.Talking to Sierra and Ronald will provide the player with map markers for Evergreen Mills, the Dunwich Building, and the Nuka-Cola plant.At higher levels, these may include yao guai or giant radscorpions. Various wasteland creatures have a habit of wandering into the settlement.Taking the Nuka-Cola from Sierra's house will result in negative Karma.Occasionally, an Enclave soldier will wander into the perimeter of Girdershade, but will only spawn when the player exits Ronald's or Sierra's house. After The Waters of Life is completed, an Enclave camp consisting of one Enclave officer, two Enclave soldiers, and two Enclave deathclaws will appear north of the settlement.The scavenger will mark it regardless of whether or not the player purchases the Quantum from him. A random encounter of a scavenger offering the player a Nuka-Cola Quantum will mark Girdershade on their map if it has not been discovered yet.
For example, two players will not explore the same Nuka-Cola plant.
Contents 1 Layout 2 Related quests 3 Appearances 4 Gallery Layout While the exact layout is randomly generated for each player, the template is consistently four floors high with entry being on the second level. The locations that can be explored and seen in Fallout Shelter all use a randomly generated internal layout. The Nuka-Cola plant is a location in Fallout Shelter. If a dweller comes across a location while exploring, it will only say they went there, and the locations can't be seen. Locations are only seen during random encounters or quests. Locations in Fallout Shelter are usually references to other Fallout games or appear only in Fallout Shelter.
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