Tygart Water Treatment is one of the Locations within the The Forest region in Fallout 76 (FO76). Players can access locations by progressing in the game's story and as part of Side Quests. Some Locations are seemingly inconsequential, but can reward players with special Equipment and Items.
Where is the terminal for Tygart water treatment?
Tygart water treatment control terminal Note: This wall terminal is mounted on the wall of the top floor of the main water treatment building.
Where is water treatment in megaton?
Appearances. The Megaton water processing plant can be found directly upstairs from Craterside Supply, occupied by Walter in the morning, and Leo Stahl at night.
How do you fix a leak in Megaton?
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Where is Walter in Megaton?
During the daytime, Walter can be found in the water processing plant for most of the day, though sometimes he will step outside. During the night hours, he can be seen drinking in Moriarty's Saloon.
Tygart Water Treatment
Tygart Water Treatment is one of the Locations within the The Forest region in Fallout 76 (FO76). Players can access locations by progressing in the game's story and as part of Side Quests. Some Locations are seemingly inconsequential, but can reward players with special Equipment and Items.
Enemies in Tygart Water Treatment
Tygart Water Treatment threat level is 1-10. The following Enemies inhabit this location
Notes & tips
An alternate entry point is through the lower drainage pipe at the river.
Where is Tygart Water Treatment located?
The Tygart Water Treatment is a water treatment plant in the central area of Appalachia. It is located to the southeast of East Kanawha Lookout, and to the north of the Poseidon Power Substation PX-02 .
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Personal Journal
I remember something one of my professors at VTU once said. "Talking to myself is the only way to be sure of an intelligent conversation." I think it was a quote from some great thinker but I guess that fact is lost to the world like so much else. Well, here I am, talking to myself.
Messages
Loved your idea for a date night! Going back to Cow Spots Creamery sounds perfect. What better way to celebrate our one-year anniversary than going back to the place we had our first date. I'll let Maria know as soon as she's back. Meantime, I'll see what I can scrounge up for a romantic dinner.
Please Read!
DON'T TRY TO RESTART THE PUMPS! If you are reading this, I have disabled the machinery to avoid further flooding in our slave pit. We can't afford to lose any more of our product. It should go without saying, but DON'T DRINK THE WATER EITHER! Half of us are sick. Dysentery is no joke. We will keep looking for some fresh source.
Background
Once a fully-functional water treatment facility on the shores of the Tygart Valley River, the nuclear war made it a lucrative target for the raiders that formed in Appalachia. Fortified, protected, and easy to defend, it was turned into a slaving hub, with captives kept in emptied water treatment vats.
Points of interest
The derelict water plant is located on the southern side of the river and is a compact location. The primary sedimentation tanks to the southwest have a cooking station and an armor workbench on opposite sides, with the steamer trunk next to the northern edge. The derelict clarifiers next to the control center have junk and minor loot.
Notable loot
Potential bobblehead: On the small wooden crate near the two mattresses, in the middle of the upper Raider base defensive wall (southeast side).
Please Read!
DON'T TRY TO RESTART THE PUMPS! If you are reading this, I have disabled the machinery to avoid further flooding in our slave pit. We can't afford to lose any more of our product. It should go without saying, but DON'T DRINK THE WATER EITHER! Half of us are sick. Dysentery is no joke. We will keep looking for some fresh source.
Personal Journal
I remember something one of my professors at VTU once said. "Talking to myself is the only way to be sure of an intelligent conversation." I think it was a quote from some great thinker but I guess that fact is lost to the world like so much else. Well, here I am, talking to myself.
Messages
Loved your idea for a date night! Going back to Cow Spots Creamery sounds perfect. What better way to celebrate our one-year anniversary than going back to the place we had our first date. I'll let Maria know as soon as she's back. Meantime, I'll see what I can scrounge up for a romantic dinner.
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What is the first quest in Fallout 76?
One of the very first quests you’ll get in Fallout 76 is ‘Thirst Things First.’. It’s fairly straightforward for the most part, but it can be a little confusing as to what you need to do in order to test water samples and how you get them.
What is the first thing you do in Thirst Things First?
The very first thing you’ll be tasked with doing in ‘Thirst Things First’ is to search for Kesha McDermott. You can use the terminal to uncover her whereabouts, which will lead you to a quest marker just by the river that runs through this little town.
Do you boil water first in Thirst Things First?
This will see you successfully test water samples in ‘Thirst Things First’ and reveal to you that the water was, in fact, dirty (shock horror), and that you’ll need to boil it first before it’s relatively safe for you to drink and replenish that thirst meter.