Nuka-Cola Quantum (Fallout 3)

Nuka-Cola Quantum is a reformulated Nuka-Cola Classical which is based on a probabilistic recipe which may or may not include certain ingredients depending on when it is drunk. It also has the added ability of raising the PC's action points.

My Bottles Don't Glow!

 * Unfortunately for users on lower-end computers, or those who have turned down effects due to FO3 crashing, the endearing blue glow of Nuka-Cola Quantum is not clear unless HDR is on. One way to tell if the Nuka-Cola is a Quantum when HDR is off is by looking at the label on the bottle; the regular Nuka-Cola bottle's label is red, and its emblem is styled to look like that of a Coca-Cola bottle.  The Quantum's label, on the other hand, is brown, although it takes close observation to tell the difference (See comparison picture above).  The alternative method is to simply look at the bottles, and see if the "Take" option reads "Take Nuka-Cola Quantum".

Bottle locations

 * Nuka-Cola Quantums can be found randomly in Nuka-Cola vending machines.


 * Known bottle locations are listed in The Nuka-Cola Challenge article. (Paradise Falls, Old Olney, Super Duper Mart)


 * Sometimes a Scavenger will offer you a Nuka-Cola Quantum for 100 caps(50 with successful speech check) in a random encounter.


 * Friendship Station, top platform, on a bench.


 * Museum of Technology, through the Planetarium, in the side room, on a shelf.


 * Dupont NorthEast Station, Vending Machine outside.


 * Inside the Yao Guai Tunnels, left hand cave/tunnel.


 * MDPL-16 Power Station.


 * Republic of Dave, in Dave's Office, on top of the safe.


 * Little Lamplight, Murder Pass entrance.


 * Deathclaw Sanctuary, inside the 1st cave.


 * Hamilton's Hideaway, in the 1st room.


 * Dukov's Place, in Dukov's bedroom, on the shelf.

Appearances

 * Nuka-Cola Quantum has only appeared in Fallout 3, as they were a test product shipped locally from the Factory.

Nuka Cola website

 * Nuka Cola Quantum is presented on the Nuka Cola website.

Trivia

 * The concept of adding strontium to a soft drink for extra kick is a clearly ridiculous idea that no one would ever actually do... right? Wrong.
 * Nuka-Cola Quantum's proposed slogan "Take the leap... enjoy a Quantum!" is a pun dealing with the expression "quantum leap" which originates in nuclear physics, thereby hinting once more at the nuclear-centered pre-war society as well as a reference to the television show Quantum Leap.
 * Want your own real-life glowing drink? Just shine ultra-violet light on Tonic Water.

Related Pages

 * Nuka Cola
 * Ice Cold Nuka Cola
 * Fallout 3 drugs and edibles
 * Nuka Grenade
 * Custom-built weapon components