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{{Infobox item
 
{{Infobox item
|game =FO3
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|games =FO3, FNV
|game2 =FNV
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|type =crafting
|type =gamebryo
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|icon =icon junk.png
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|icon offset =10
|type2 =crafting
 
|name =Empty Soda Bottle
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|image =Empty Nuka-Cola Bottle.png
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|component of =[[Water#Cactus water|Cactus water]] {{icon|FNV}}<br />[[Nuka-Cola (Fallout: New Vegas)#Recipe|Homebrewed Nuka-Cola]] {{icon|FNVHH|link=Honest Hearts}}
|icon =icon junk.png
 
 
|other uses =[[Rock-It Launcher]] [[Rock-It Launcher ammunition|ammunition]] {{icon|FO3|link=Fallout 3}}
|image =Empty Nuka-Cola Bottle.png
 
|weight =1
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|weight =1
|value =1
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|value =1
|baseid =0009AA4E
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|baseid ={{ID|09aa4e}}
|uses =[[Rock-It Launcher]] [[Rock-It Launcher ammunition|ammo]] (''FO3'')<br>Crafting [[Purified water]] (''FNV'')
 
 
}}{{Games|FO3|FNV}}
 
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===''Fallout: New Vegas''===
 
===''Fallout: New Vegas''===
You can squeeze the water out of two [[Prickly pear fruit]]s into an empty soda bottle to form a bottle of [[Purified Water]] which essentially is [[Cactus water]].
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You can squeeze the water out of two [[prickly pear fruit]]s into an empty soda bottle to form a bottle of [[purified water]] which essentially is cactus water. In the ''[[Honest Hearts]]'' [[Fallout: New Vegas add-ons|add-on]], it is the required component for brewing [[Nuka-Cola (Fallout: New Vegas)#Recipe|Homebrewed Nuka-Cola]]. In ''[[Old World Blues (add-on)|Old World Blues]]'', the [[Sink (computer)|Sink]] can turn this into a bottle of [[Purified water (Fallout: New Vegas)|purified water]].
   
 
==Locations==
 
==Locations==
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===''Fallout 3''===
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* 88 in [[Metro Central]]
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* 67 in the [[Nuka-Cola plant]], factory floor
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* 56 in the [[Museum station]]
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* 54 in the [[Foggy Bottom station]]
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* 54 in the [[Arlington utility]]
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* 51 in the [[Nuka-Cola truck (vehicle)|Nuka-Cola truck]] southeast of [[Old Olney]].
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===''Fallout: New Vegas''===
 
* They can be found throughout the wasteland.
 
* They can be found throughout the wasteland.
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* Nine can be found in the gift shop of the [[Bison Steve Hotel]]. Another five can be found behind a locked door (hard) to the right of the entrance.
 
 
* There are four in [[Goodsprings]] gas station where [[Ringo]] hides.
 
* There are four in [[Goodsprings]] gas station where [[Ringo]] hides.
 
* Fifteen can be found south of [[Nipton Road Reststop]] in a broken down vehicle on the I-15 freeway road.
 
* A lot can be found scattered throughout the Bison Steve hotel in [[Primm]].
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* Four can be found in the [[Vikki and Vance Casino]] next to a [[Nuka-Cola vending machine]].
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* There are also six in front of [[Gibson scrap yard]] to the right, by the REPCONN "O" Chair in a box near [[Novac]].
 
 
* There are four in [[REPCONN headquarters]] first floor, if you walk into the tour part, its in the gift shop to the left, along with four [[lunchbox]]s.
* Fifteen can be found south of [[Nipton Road Reststop]] in a broken down vehicle on the I-15 freeway road. They do not appear when playing in Hardcore mode.
 
 
* There is a pyramid tower of them (11) guarded by a nightkin on top of the bridge, on the way to the REPCONN test site.
 
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* There are 33 in [[No-bark's shack]], which is located in [[Novac]], although these must be stolen, with a loss of Karma.
* Four can be found in the [[Vikki and Vance Casino]] next to a Nuka-Cola Machine.
 
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* Five empty soda bottles sit on a metal shelf in [[New Vegas Steel]] near the entrance.
 
* There are also six in front of [[Gibson Scrap Yard]] to the right, by the REPCONN "O" Chair in a box near [[Novac]].
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* There are several empty soda bottles in the guard shack as you first enter [[Primm]], near two ammunition boxes and a [[bedroll]].
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* Two can be found amongst the rubble of [[Griffin Wares sacked caravan]].
 
 
* Three can be found behind the cashiers office in the [[Vikki and Vance Casino]].
* There are four in [[REPCONN Headquarters]] first floor, if you walk into the tour part, its in the gift shop to the left, along with four [[Lunchbox]]s.
 
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* Three can be found on a shelf in the scrapyard to the left of the entrance of the [[Gibson scrap yard]] garage.
 
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* Several can be found throughout the [[NCR Correctional Facility]].
* There is a prymid tower of them (11) guarded by a Nightkin on top of the Bridge, on the way to the REPCONN Test Site.
 
   
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
* In-game, this bottle is different from the [[Empty Nuka-Cola Bottle|empty Nuka-Cola bottle]]. It weighs the same as an empty Nuka-Cola bottle but has a value of 1 cap instead of the Nuka-Cola's 2. It is still identical in appearance to the [[Empty Nuka-Cola Bottle|empty Nuka-Cola bottle]], it even has the Nuka-Cola logo printed onto it.
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In-game, this bottle is different from the [[empty Nuka-Cola bottle]]. It weighs the same as an empty Nuka-Cola bottle but has a value of 1 cap instead of the Nuka-Cola's 2. It is identical in appearance to the empty Nuka-Cola bottle, and it even has the red Nuka-Cola label on it.
   
 
[[Category:Fallout 3 miscellaneous items]]
 
[[Category:Fallout 3 miscellaneous items]]
 
[[Category:Fallout: New Vegas miscellaneous items]]
 
[[Category:Fallout: New Vegas miscellaneous items]]
 
[[Category:Fallout: New Vegas crafting components]]
 
[[Category:Fallout: New Vegas crafting components]]
[[Category:Rock-It Launcher ammo]]
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[[Category:Rock-It Launcher ammunition]]
 
[[Category:Nuka-Cola]]
 
[[Category:Nuka-Cola]]
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[[ru:Пустая бутылка из-под газировки]]
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[[de:Leere Brauseflasche]]

Revision as of 13:06, 31 May 2015

 
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The empty soda bottle is a miscellaneous item in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.

Uses

Fallout 3

The empty soda bottle only serves as a common form of Rock-It Launcher ammunition.

Fallout: New Vegas

You can squeeze the water out of two prickly pear fruits into an empty soda bottle to form a bottle of purified water which essentially is cactus water. In the Honest Hearts add-on, it is the required component for brewing Homebrewed Nuka-Cola. In Old World Blues, the Sink can turn this into a bottle of purified water.

Locations

Fallout 3

Fallout: New Vegas

Notes

In-game, this bottle is different from the empty Nuka-Cola bottle. It weighs the same as an empty Nuka-Cola bottle but has a value of 1 cap instead of the Nuka-Cola's 2. It is identical in appearance to the empty Nuka-Cola bottle, and it even has the red Nuka-Cola label on it.