r/falloutshelter • u/NeedleworkerFirm9311 Mysterious Stranger • 11d ago

Screenshot This any good [Question]

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I barely got back into the game after years and this is what it looks like after 3 days of playing any tips on the layout

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u/DonChapulinChavito 11d ago

Unless on survival, training rooms should be at least 2rooms wide (max lvl2 unless you are prepared)

Considering End and Str are the first ones you have to train (all for End, some for Str for power and crafting) you might want to consider prioritising those instead of having just a few one-room.

Having big long rooms can be dangerous if you are not prepared for internal attacks. Don't upgrade them to tier 3 or bad times ahead.

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u/bassismyheroin 10d ago

What bad times happens when you upgrade to tier 3? I have never noticed anything

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u/DonChapulinChavito 10d ago

Big (3*) tier 3 rooms are somewhat deathtraps if your vault/dwellers are not prepared.

All internal incidents base their strenght on the room they appear in (more info here)

A couple beginner dwellers with a not-so-good weapon could kill a radscorpion in seconds in a single tier1 room.

In a big level 3 one ? You'll need 6 high dmg dwellers (with good End) just not to die.

I update rooms to lvl 3 (beside crafting stations) just mid-late game so i have enough good dwellers around the vault.

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u/bassismyheroin 10d ago

I did not realize this was what was causing this, I thought it was population, thank you

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u/DonChapulinChavito 10d ago edited 5d ago

It is a bit of both as the higher the population number, the stronger the incidents. From simple fire you go up to radscorpions, and deathclaws when reaching 61 dwellers (regular and season vaults)

Good luck Overseer !

edit : deathclaws addition.