Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor issue #2 - On the bench across from the toilets in the basement southwest corner.A door to the west accessible only from this side leads back into the fishpacking plant, to a broken catwalk. A third room to the east is covered in mattresses and serves as the chem workers' sleeping quarters. The front two rooms contain a total of four chemistry stations. The drug lab itself is much simpler than the way to get in.
They will remain off if triggered in the correct order should an incorrect tripwire be triggered, all of them will come back online. The exact order is as follows: the one beside the trailer truck under the plant's sign, then the one attached to the stairwell on the south side of the plant, then the one in front of the double door entrance, then the one attached to the trailer truck, and finally the one on top of the roof, down the catwalk on the west side of the building. The exact order is shown in Trish's note, which can be obtained from Trish during Diamond City Blues.
#CHEMLAB FALLOUT 4 PASSWORD#
Use the Four Leaf Fishpacking security password obtained by interrogating Trish during the quest Diamond City Blues.There are three ways to gain access to the lab: The door to Marowski's chem lab is hidden on a catwalk above the main entrance to the plant.
To the west is a security door unlocked by a Novice-locked terminal that leads into a storeroom housing a Protectron pod. The east end has a stairway leading down under the main floor to a basement containing mostly piping, generators, and maintenance areas.
#CHEMLAB FALLOUT 4 SERIES#
The plant consists of a ground floor covered with conveyor belts and a series of catwalks extending all over. In more recent history, the plant has become the site of Marowski's secret drug lab, which provides Goodneighbor with a steady supply of chems. Before the Great War, the plant was operating on a deficit and was threatened with bankruptcy due to a mix of mismanagement and pollution from wastewater runoff from the nearby General Atomics factory.
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