In fact it gets even better: there were no Raider or Deathclaw attacks either! While doing this today for about 4 hours in total (yeah, I need to get a life) there were zero random radroach attacks in other room, no sudden fires, and no Molerats burrowing their way into my vault. Here’s the kicker though, and another amazing benefit to doing this trick. I once asked a librarian if she wanted to see a radroach. Even with a higher chance to fail you’ll at least be getting more caps, so it doesn’t really matter. I was doing it with 84% for several hours (it will never go to 100%). From my testing both Intelligence and Luck determine the maximum failure chance, and you want to keep it as low as possible (but don’t worry it it’s even around 85%). Make sure you equip them with weapons though, and best Intelligence and Luck armor you have (something like Librarian Outfit). Lastly make sure they dwellers you assign to this Clinic aren’t pregnant, as they won’t fight enemies or put out fires. This will make sure Molerats will never spawn, as they are much tougher and take longer to take out than Radroaches. Make sure it’s surrounded by any other rooms at all sides. However since this room is producing medpacks constantly you can heal your dwellers with just a couple of clicks whenever necessary.Īnother very important thing to keep in mind: never build this room next to dirt.
You can finally stop worrying about high incident chance.įailing a rush will spawn either Radroaches or Fires each time, and every 3 or 4 fails you will have to heal your dwellers who will be taking damage. Of course, just make sure there’s enough dwellers assigned to get you plenty of food, water, and power from other rooms. In the end you will be getting more caps than rushing other rooms as you normally would. You will of course fail a lot of Rushes, but every three or four tries you will succeed and get caps based on your fail chance: if you have a 78% chance to successfully rush a room, you will gain 78 caps as reward assuming you are successful.
#Capsy fallout shelter upgrade#
Just make sure you upgrade it first so you’re getting at least as many Stimpacks are you’re spending. Your goal here is to maximize caps and the best way to do it is to have the smallest room. First, make sure the Clinic room is 1×1 don’t combine two or three Clinic rooms! Bigger rooms means more radroaches will spawn and fires will take longer to put out. Keep Rushing production, heal them again, and repeat as many times as you like.Keep Rushing production until your dwellers are at half health or so, then use one stimpack on each one to heal them back up to full.Put in two dwellers with highest intelligence and luck you can find.
Build 1 Clinic room (for producing Stimpacks).The trick involves a Clinic room, and repetitive rushing of its production. And as a consequence, you can avoid getting attacked by Mole Rats, Raiders, or Deathclaws. I discovered there’s a better way to keep your dwellers happy and healthy, and get tons of caps in the process.īe warned! This “tip” only uses a certain clever game mechanic I discovered almost by accident, but could be considered cheating or exploiting and could ruin your fun with the game! Essentially you still need to play the game as you used to but you’ll just be getting caps a bit faster. Paired with a badly timed raider or Death Claw attack on your vault this can completely devastate your meticulous planning, and in the end it can take an hour or more to recover. A bad mole rat attack can really ruin your day and kill several dwellers which can get costly, and if you’re out of caps it means you will be losing out on resources. Every rush though has a certain chance of succeeding, but failing a rush can mean your dwellers will lose health due to fire, radroach infestation, or worst of all mole rats. The best way to get caps in Fallout Shelter is of course rushing rooms. It’s a really fun and casual game, but it does take quite awhile to build everything, and when you finally get your resource production in order you will inevitably run out of caps (money in Fallout games). Since the release of Fallout Shelter for Android, I’ve been spending far too much time overseeing my vault and trying to make my dwellers happy.
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