A threat like a fire that breaks out in a room that’s not adjacent to other rooms will go out without any intervention. Storage rooms, living quarters, and production rooms that you build to increase your power, water, food, Stimpack, and Radaway storage but don’t need to man.Įarly in the game, you can isolate empty rooms. With sufficient weaponry they will never make it past these two rooms.Īnother security problem is empty rooms. There should only be one elevator, next to the entrance way, so Deathclaws entering your vault must fight through the 3-wide room, the 2-wide room, and then return through the 3-wide room before they can enter the rest of your vault. In the long term, your goal is to have an initial pair of rooms for defense on the top floor, one 3 wide and one 2 wide, filled with your toughest, best armed Dwellers. The early stages of play in Survival Mode are a bit time consuming, because you have to send Dwellers out into the Wasteland for equipment, and if you don’t check on them often they die permanently.
Sometimes you just can't get back to the game in time to tell them to return from a Wasteland expedition, and sometimes fires just kill dwellers because you can't click fast enough on them, particularly if a bunch of level 1 dwellers all take damage at the same time, possibly in different rooms.
The most common causes of death are explorers running out of Stimpacks in the Wasteland and runaway fires in the late game. You've probably spent only a few minutes actually doing anything with them, even if they've spent a lot of real-world time in training rooms or exploring the Wasteland. Don’t get frustrated if a dweller with hundreds of hours of experience dies. Handys in this guide, I mean items you’ve picked up by fulfilling goals and finding items on quests.īe aware that your Dwellers are going to die, often in unreasonable ways. This is a guide reaching 100+ dwellers in Survival Mode without spending any money on Lunchboxes or other premium items.
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