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There is definitely content even after you get all vault rooms and max dweller cap, you just have to use your imagination. With max level barber shop you can give dwellers specific hat no matter what outfit they wear as long as it doesn't cover their face, it will be visible, so you can come up with some beautiful combinations you wouldn't normally see. You can spend time customizing their appearance and maybe give them some back story, with each new dweller you can make some story for why they wear specifically that outfit or that weapon or have that pet.

Fallout shelter 3 long room full#

The base rooms will take longer, and full upgrades will reduce that.

Maybe roleplaying is more your thing, you can make cheap beautiful outfits for each dweller, which don't give much stats, but in end-game you don't have to worry about that. How long it takes fully depends on how upgraded your training room is. If you optimize your vault you can get up to 8-10 crafting stations filled with dwellers for tons of weapons and outfits of your choice, you can make your vault Institude themed and make 30 Virgil's Rifle and Institude suits for your explorers, Virigl's Rifle has cool attack animation and target switching mechanic which is pretty useful on Quests.Īnother option is focusing on Power armor production and have every dweller wear one, each equipped with Minigun or some other heavy weapon, that could look sick as well. There will be a 13.3 chance for the baby to be rare (28 special total) -More importantly, there is a 6.6 chance to have a legendary baby (40 special stat total. It can attract enemies when not staffed properly, and the dwellers it attracts will only have 1-2 points in each SPECIAL stat.

In addition to attracting dwellers, it can also raise the happiness of a vault. When they have a baby there is a chance to have that baby be legendary or rare. Fallout Shelter’s Radio Studio is a versatile room that can do many things for your vault. Not because it's efficient or useful, but because you can afford it in the end-game. How does it work -Have two max stat dwellers breed. Special task like taking care of your personal floor where is your Control Room, maybe some Garden, small Diner, small bedroom, you know, whatever you choose. Whoever dies or ends up with lowest HP of the group gets eliminated and you kick him out, start making babies with your max SPECIAL stat dwellers to get legendary babies which you will train to be the elite dweller as replacement, repeat the process until only few old dwellers remain, you can then choose to keep them and maybe customize them to look old, make them your elder council of some sort, all with same outfit doing special task in the vault. You put your 6 candidates next to Vault Door room, then you wait for Deathclaw attack, don't use any stimpacks and enjoy the show. Handy's, quests, legendary junk etc.įun way of replacing old dwellers would be what I call arena. Game has end-game in terms of dweller capacity at 200, legendary weapons/outfits to craft, replacing your old weak dwellers with legendary babies which you train as your elite units, level them up with 17 Endurance from 1 to 50, then after you get decent amount sent them to explore wasteland to find more pets, Mr. for example if you have 25min to wait on level 1,at level 2 room it's 24min and level 3 ,23minĦhours 41 for endurance 6 become 6h16min at level 2 and 6h5min at level 3. There is no difference XD it's a waste of caps. There you go,hope it will help you Thanks for the info, needed to know if the time required is for a level 1 trainning room ? Whats the different comparing to a level 2 and a maxed trainning room. Total hours : 64-66 hours 2 days 20 hours With Fallout Shelter’s survival mode, training your dwellers quickly is more crucial than ever. You’ll learn optimized training strategies to boost your vault efficiency. So Let's go with Albert Murray a dweller with Endurance 1 :Įndurance 1=>2 : 25min / 1 Nuka Cola Quantum According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency pamphlet Standards for Fallout Shelters, a fallout shelter is 'any room, structure or space designated as such and providing its occupants with protection at a minimum protection factor (PF) of 40 from fallout radiation resulting from a nuclear explosion' source: SurvivalRing. We will cover how long it takes dwellers to train in all the various room types like power generators, water treatment plants, and more. Originally posted by Mizukisha:Here the list of training time you need from 2 to 10 and the number of Nuke needed to go faster.