The Project Cobalt schematics are a note in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World.
Background[]
The culmination of the joint partnership between the U.S. Army and the Nuka-Cola Corporation to achieve the weaponization of the unique strontium isotope originally used in Nuka-Cola Quantum, Project Cobalt was spearheaded by the scientists of the Beverageer Division, being afforded Army resources to carry out their work beneath the Nuka-Cola bottling plant that became part of the World of Refreshment exhibit for Nuka-World.[1]
While some samples were sent to other projects including the Quantum X-01 power armor, head researcher Rex Meacham continued to test and modify the isotope's capabilities, eventually achieving application for a series of weapon modifications days after the bombs fell; the long-term exposure to the radioactive material during his experiments led to his death from radiation poisoning a short time later.[2] However, through Meacham's efforts, Project Cobalt's ultimate goal was proven sound in creating a substance that could theoretically weaponize anything, including turning an ordinary paddle ball toy into a Quantum-powered deadly weapon.[1]
Characteristics[]
Obtaining the schematics unlocks the following recipes at their respective crafting stations:
- Weapons workbench:
- Paddle ball variants - Weaponized Nuka-Cola ball, Weaponized Nuka-Cola Cherry ball, Weaponized Nuka-Cola Quantum ball
- Thirst Zapper variants - Nuka-Cola gun, Nuka-Cola Cherry gun, Nuka-Cola Quantum gun
- Chemistry station:
Location[]
The schematics are located in the secure beverageer lab, on a table near Rex Meacham's skeletal remains in the testing range, connected via elevator to the Nuka-Cola bottling plant in Nuka-World. The elevator leading to the lab is inaccessible behind a security door near several Gunner corpses in the bottling plant until after the player character restores power to Nuka-World during either Power Play or Open Season.
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