However, in later stages of the game, this is possible. This isn't feasible at the beginning of the game when you will rarely find or have legendary dwellers. Without them, you'll rarely come across new loot or high-tier items.īreeding dwellers with the maximum number of skill points increases the chance of producing a rare or legendary dweller.
These quests and general exploration are essential to gaining caps, outfits, weapons, and recipes. You can then choose pre-determined quests from the quest menu, or spontaneously come across them while exploring the wasteland. Quests become available when you build the Overseer's Office. Unlike objectives, which are simply daily goals that earn caps, quests are essentially small instances or dungeons within Fallout Shelter. However, quests were also later added to the game. The option to send dwellers to explore the wasteland has been around since the launch of Fallout Shelter. Use the Dweller List to Manage Dwellers Easily You should also make sure to keep some backup higher-damage weapons handy to equip any new dwellers.Ĥ. Only salvage or sell low-damage weapons when you've equipped all of your dwellers. These weapons can help prepare your dwellers for vault incidents and attacks. You may be tempted to scrap and sell weapons that your explorers aren't using, but you'll find better use out of them by equipping your vault dwellers. Use Spare Weapons to Equip All of Your Dwellers You should also make sure that you have enough dwellers to utilize these extra rooms, otherwise they're a waste.ģ. Rather focus on expanding when you have enough electricity capacity. To keep everything aligned, leave room for future expansions and build downwards instead of sideways if you need to add a new type of room.Įach new room in your vault consumes extra electricity, so you don't want to needlessly add rooms that you're unable to use just because you've unlocked them. The exact layout is up to you, but most people opt to either have their elevator shafts down the sides of their vault or elevator shafts on either side of a three-block room in the middle. This makes sure your dwellers can get around easily. You should make sure all your elevators form a straight line downwards-like a traditional elevator shaft. Each row in your vault has space for two elevators, two three-block rooms, and one two-block room. It's best to know what layout you want to use as soon as you start building.
However, traveling between rooms can become slow if you create a maze of disjointed areas.
Most rooms in Fallout Shelter can be expanded and merged, while elevators provide your dwellers access to different floors.
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