If you play Fallout at any point, you've probably heard of Nuka-World On Tour. This location was originally seen in Fallout 4 and was added to Fallout 76 during the 14th major update. This wandering carnival features a place where players could go and blow off some steam in the gloomy Ash Heap area of the map. Here's where to find Nuka-World On Tour in Fallout 76
Location of Nuka-World On Tour in Fallout 76
While Nuka-World On Tour is marketed as a roving carnival, it will actually stay in the same place in the Ash Heap region on the map. You can find it in the same place that is circled on the map above, which is next to Lewisburg. The area is marked with a Nuka-Cola bottle, making it extremely easy to find as it is the only such symbol on the map.
Activities to do at Nuka-World On Tour in Fallout 76
The carnival has a lot of things for players to do, despite being in the middle of nowhere and being sold out. The Nuka-Cade is an arcade in the middle of the carnival that takes place bottle caps as coins to play the games. You can play a few different shooting games, a version of Whack-A-Mole and a strength tester. After trying your hand at these games, you'll earn points that can then be used to get awesome prizes like new weapons, armor, clothes, food, or even ammunition.
Once you're done at the Nuka-Cade, you can play the many other games around the grounds. Some games will let you pop balloons, read your fortune, or even pretend to be an outlaw. Although these games won't give you Nuka-Cade points, you can still have a lot of fun playing them.
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You can also buy most variants of Nuka-Cola at the Nuka-World On Tour. Here is a list of the ones for sale and what they do.
- Nuka Cola: Restores 40 HP and 10 AP
- Nuka-Cherry: Restores 100 HP and 25 AP
- Nuka-Cola Cranberry: Restores 40 HP and gives a temporary bonus to EXP gained
- Nuka-Cola Darkness: -1 Perception, +1 Strength, +1 Stamina
- Nuka grape: Restores 100 HP and 50 AP, reduces Rads by 400
- Nuka-Cola Orange: Restores 150 HP and 50 AP, +25% Rad Resistance
- Neck-Neck Quantity: Restores 200 HP and 100 AP
- Nuka-Cola Wild: Restores 40 HP and 25 AP
- Nuka-Cola Twist: Applies a random positive benefit for 10 minutes
The area also has merchants, all kinds of crafting stations, access to your personal stash, ammo for Fallout 1st members and a Legendary Exchange Machine. Even if you don't plan on playing the games, this area is worth a trip to.
How to beat Ultracite Titan
The biggest attraction at Nuka-World On Tour is the quest “What Slept Beneath,” which allows players to unlock the boss of the region, the Ultracite Titan. After you finish the quest, you can launch a nuke at the mine shaft using the Appalachian Auto Launch System, causing the boss to wake up. It is recommended that you be around level 50 for this, but the boss does get smaller. However, it is very difficult to solo the boss, even with a high level character.
If you are determined to face this difficult boss, here are some tips to help you:
- Bring melee weapons to the battle as you will need to destroy Ultracite Crystals. These can only be destroyed with melee weapons. I assigned one to a “Preset” slot so I could quickly switch between it and a ranged weapon during combat without having to go through my Pip-Boy.
- This battle has four phases, and each phase must be completed in three and a half minutes, so you must be ready going in.
- Don't ignore the Ultracite Crystals; they are key to making sure the boss stays vulnerable and moves on to the next area.
- You will have Mole Rats and Mole Miners attacking you during each phase. They don't have too much health, so focus on taking these out as soon as they appear to make sure they don't overwhelm you. They're annoying on their own, but can drain your health quickly when there's a group of them.
- The boss is very immune to all damage types, so it's really up to you what you use to defeat him.
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