78 Fallout Shelter Tips and Tricks (No Hacks, Mods or Exploits) 

(Play the video at 1.25x speed)) 0:00 Intro 0:06 There is No Correct Way to Play Fallout Shelter 0:55 You Only Get the Free Pet Once 1:46 Pet Bonuses Do Not Stack 2:42 Mr Handy Can Go Exploring 3:34 Levelling Up Replenishes Your Health 3:56 Rushing Rooms in the Early Game 6:07 Make Friends in the Wasteland 6:55 Use W S A D on PCs And Laptops 7:43 Isolate Your Rooms to Stop Certain Incidents From Spreading 8:52 Leave Your Best Weapons in the Vault After You Reach 50 Dwellers 10:15 Manipulating The Dweller Population Numbers for Objectives 11:26 Play a Little and Come Back Later 12:50 There Are Times When Playing For Longer Periods is Recommended 14:53 You Can Save a Critical Hit For Later 15:42 Play More Than One Vault At A Time 17:20 What Are All The Things That Nuka Cola Bottles Do? 21:41 Use Your Free Objective Swap Every Day 24:07 Dwellers Return to Old Positions After Incidents and Emergencies 24:53 Don’t be Afraid to Scrap a Vault That isn't Working Out 26:07 Raise Happiness to 100% by Making Dwellers Have Sex 27:35 What to Do When Couples Will Not Breed 28:53 Completing The “Assign Dwellers to the Right Room” Objective 29:23 What Happens if Raiders Attack When Nobody is Home 29:48 Do Not Upgrade Your Door 30:51 Protecting Your Door Is Pointless 33:05 Training The Perfect Dweller 34:55 Does Luck Help You Out In The Fallout Shelter? 35:59 Does Luck Help You Out During Quests and in The Wasteland? 39:00 Max Out On Luck And Another Stat 39:49 The Single Room Mr Handy Money Farming Method 42:25 Are There Fewer Random Attacks When You Are Offline? 43:03 Just Press The Stimpak and RadAway Icons 43:32 Send Dwellers into the Wasteland to Save on Food and Water 44:24 Keeping Dwellers Out of the Way For a While 45:41 Dwellers Come to No Harm When They Are Returning From the Wasteland 46:59 Earning Experience in the Wasteland 48:20 How Long Should I Leave Dwellers in the Wasteland? 49:21 Breeding With Stronger Dwellers Does Not Matter 50:47 Speeding Through the Room Incident Objectives 53:18 What To Leave Running Overnight 54:51 Generators or Reactors May Offer a Trickle of Free Power 55:58 Gather a Resource in Under a Minute Objectives 58:34 Dealing With Pregnant Women 59:13 Windowed View is Easier on Your CPU 59:47 Revived Dwellers Can Still Complete Explore the Wasteland Objectives 1:00:35 How To Find The Mysterious Stranger In Your Vault 1:05:17 Understanding How The Training Rooms Work 1:07:07 Revived Dwellers Lose Their Training Progress 1:08:20 Accept Every Random Wasteland Quest 1:10:12 Control The Direction of Enemy Attacks On Your Vault 1:11:42 Scrapping Weapons is Often Better Than Selling Them 1:12:38 Failing Quests Becomes a Problem 1:15:15 The Easiest Quest in the Game 1:16:03 Dwellers Do Not Level Up in the Radio Room 1:16:59 Mr Handy Does Not Count as a Weapon or a Casualty 1:18:07 Perform a Number of Perfect Critical Hits 1:19:59 Timing the Critical Hits 1:21:51 The Size Of A Training Room Doesn’t Directly Alter Its Effectiveness 1:22:41 How To Make Training Rooms More Efficient 1:23:55 Crafting Legendary Weapons 1:24:49 Put Pregnant Women in Training Rooms 1:25:24 Arranging Your Dwellers For Better Efficiency 1:26:22 Merge Two Rooms Objective 1:27:10 The Craft a Number of Outfits Objective 1:27:52 Survive X Feral Ghoul Attacks With No Casualties 1:28:46 Kill X Radscorpions Without A Weapon 1:29:11 Even Dwellers With Maxed Out Stats Should Be Outfitted 1:31:05 Some Pets are Almost Game Breakers 1:34:31 Evict or Remove People And Their Stuff is Auto-Stored 1:35:11 Give Your Disposable Dwellers a Pet in the Wasteland 1:36:01 Provoking DeathClaws to Complete Objectives 1:36:26 Sell Off Green Junk and Weapons 1:36:57 Scrapping Rare and Legendary Weapons and Outfits 1:37:44 You Can Scrap Outfits To Get Junk for Weapons 1:38:20 The Most Efficient Harvesting Method 1:39:56 Build Medical Rooms For Stockpiling Healing Goods 1:42:31 Protecting Areas That Are Exposed to Dirt 1:43:39 The Nuka-Cola Bottler Does Not Produce Nuka Cola Bottles 1:44:21 Fallout Shelter is a Good Game

I still can't believe they didn't spend more time into this game or its sequel. It has so much potential and the fact it's one of few actual FREE to play games with the right monetization is a cherry on top it all.

If you breed 2 legendary or rare dwellers (like the dwellers you get from lunchboxes or out on quests), they will give birth to 'super babies' with higher stats than average.

The rooms that lose power first are the rooms that are furthest away from the power generators. If you have reached the very bottom of your vault and are looking to create your final "Perfect" vault, then consider putting your power generation rooms right in the middle. Then, at the top your put your dorm sleeping quarters, and at the bottom you put your storage rooms. When you lose power, for whatever reason, your sleeping quarters and storage rooms will lose power first, which is no big deal because they don't really need power all that much. You cannot breed a dweller if the lights are out in the sleeping quarters, but that is really the only downside.

Put on 1.25 and he speaks at a normal rate LOL

33:05 it's critical to note that the Endurance bonuses from outfits _does_ count towards health on levelling, even when the hidden total is above 10. It's even worth swapping a dweller to the highest Endurance outfit you have just before you levelling them up. Sub-level-50 dwellers should be given the highest Endurance outfits before being sent out to the Wasteland or on Quests to benefit from this.

I fully agree with not leaving guards at the door. Most of the time they are pointless and it is better to use them as workers. Also you can just give the dwellers who are working guns, so they can defend themselves anyway

8:53 I remember when I remodeled my maxed vault I put the radio station in the first layer with "Butch" (my first Legendary dweller) and only ladies, they had the strongest weapons and all wore PJs. My headcannon is that they all got buff as hell and had a podcast called "babes with guns".

This is such an informative video; clearly, a lot of time and effort went into it. Thank you for this video; I learned a lot and also subscribed.

This is a very accurate tip section. After building about 3 different maxed out vaults (for the first 2 years it was released...) I'll give my tips for some worry free game play for maxed vaults: 1. Always leave training rooms at level 1. Radscorpions will wipe a level 3 training room with level 1 characters in nothing flat. Don't torture yourself. 2. Dragon's maw is the most powerful weapon but vengeance is better for the wasteland random encounters and quests. 3. Do not go by the post on the steam forum site (the "full" guide) for wasteland outfits and stats. This guide states that in a normal vault maxing ECL or ECAL with SPIA low yields the highest amount of legendary junk. This is simply not accurate. Theoretically, low ECAL and low SPIA should stop dwellers from picking up garbage weapons / junk / outfits and they will stay out longer and get higher quality items. I have tested this countless times and it is simply not accurate. The +6 luck gear on a maxed ECAL dweller with level 1 SPIA barely yields any more legendary junk if at all and they are prone to radiation damage with maxed E and no +1 E gear. Furthermore, the trip time is rarely extended and is completely random as to how much normal / blue stuff they will find. Do yourself a big favor.... max their stats... give them a vengeance (dragon's maw if you will not be doing side quests) and an outfit with at least 1 E. The main reason is that there was and still is a bug in the game where your dweller will not use radaway without at least +1 E ( and +10 E stats). Furthermore, a max stat dweller with any gear that has luck/perception/endurance will pick up items on quests that are of higher quality meaning those side quests yield better results and they spend less time in the waste land with better results before they hit 100 items. 4. +7 endurance gear is literally 50 more health than +5 endurance gear when leveling a +10 E stat dweller.... don't sweat trying to get it on every character... it's not worth it. 5. Radscorpions not deathclaws are the worst enemy. Power/radaway/stimpacks are the key to dealing with them. Make storage for rads/stims and keep your power consumption bar as far left as possible. 6. Deathclaws are no different than raiders they just do more damage. The simple way to kill them off. Make your first floor are level 1 rooms with an elevator that goes nowhere at the end ( i.e DOOR/LEVEL 1 2 WIDE/LEVEL 1 3 WIDE/ELEVATOR (that doesn't connect to next floor). Make sure the rooms are full and give the dwellers at least plasma rifles (not rusty) with a 2 AoE weapons tossed in and there health is at least +10 with and leveled with at least a +3 endurance outift. They will probably die by the end of the first floor but if they don't... they will go BACK to the first room where they will surely die. Even +17 dwellers in a level 3 room will take a lot of damage so make sure you have enough stimpacks to cover them ( 10 at least 20 to be safe ) and don't worry about it any longer. The only thing that matters in vault defense are weapon damage, room level and dweller level and dweller health.

This is the ultimate complete guide to Fallout Shelter. Clear explanation and very detail. Good job man, you are awesome!!

For the "kill creature unharmed" you only need one person in the room unharmed to get the quest update so a room of 6 with 5 well armed Dwellers is best.

1:21:01 Love it. John Wick has the dog, and Neo has the black cat.

Tip about the stranger use a headphone and follow the sound work 100% everytime

Very good points. Even I, a veteran, learnt new things such as skipping quests to refresh their rewards and that you can limit attack type by lowering amount of dwellers in the vault. Or that intelligence impacts how quickly a dweller levels up. Not hugely impacful as lvling up the stat itself takes more time than just repeatedly sending them into the wasteland, but I assume there is some goldilock zone where you gain just enough intelligence to fully level up before the dweller has to come back for more stimpacks with let's say 17-18 damage weapon which happens to me quite often and I have to send them out twice usually. Maybe this will help, although high intelligence will make them worse at gathering legendary junk later on according to some guides and testers. Still useful to know Out of the whole thing I have just one complaint and that is at 21:25 - when you go to sleep or to school or to work and you know you will be offline for +8 hours and you have only 2-4 hours left on the training, it's more value to use those 1-2 Quantum bottles now and while you are away they spend the time training the next level so technically you gain more out of them and this is how I use all of my Quantum if not for skipping travel timers to and from quests.

11 Endurance makes a dweller "immune" to radiation ONLY when exploring the wasteland. When they are DOING an event, it doesn't matter how much Endurance they have. A Radscorpion will give radiation no matter what the Endurance is at.

The video I never thought I needed. Love how you were able to include tips for newbies and advance players. Had to discover most of these on my own while playing! Glad I stumbled upon this long but very informative video. Looking forward for more to come! 🥰

I already know quite a bit about this game but I’m beyond grateful that you uploaded a video on Fallout Shelter! Seriously, no one does anymore so seeing this pop up on my recommended was a nice surprise :)

Great video! Another fun fact I’ve found is that Scribe Rothchild and Colonel Autumn refuse to work together in any room, which I assume is because one is BoS and one is Enclave. I’ve been taking them on missions with no issues, but they absolutely will not stay together in the same room. No other dwellers interact that way, but I wonder if any other named-characters interact like that! Pretty cool little Easter egg.

I actually manage to create a super vault consists of 200 dwellers with legendary weapons, outfits, equipped to all of them, fully stacked with SPECIAL to 10 also 7 Legendary Dwellers on my vault, my caps reached unlimited amount, all of the floors have Mr. Handy, that I had played for 5 years, lucky number is 911 I got legendary dwellers from the first luchbox open

Another tip and I’m not checking if anyone has mentioned lol; is after completing an Overseer quest use excess stimpaks and/or radaways to heal the dweller completely because if, like me you have they being produced they’ll just go to waste when you get back so might as well use at most 6 stimpaks and 3 radaways to have them back at full health - then you can send them back out on another quest literally straight away.

This is extremely detailed and well explained! Good work!

getting this recommended randomly is super great, I love the whole narration making things easier to swallow. (liked, and subscribed.)

You've earned yourself a subscriber Ted! Thank you SO much for taking the efforts for creating this video! Especially relatively new! 🌟

I haven't played this game in years, but I just picked it back up the other day. This is a video that I'll have to rewatch in a few months for sure!

You are seriously such a funny and amazing content creator for taking your time to make this video 🙌🏻 it was very funny and informational. This made me laugh on countless moments as I been grinding some Fallout via phone and pc 🤣

i just got this game yesterday, i love the complexity of it. I don’t think you realize how impressive it is to master the things you are explaining in this video, well done!

this is one of those videos that i think i need to rewatch a few more times to retain more. amazing tips & great video, thank you so much

This is a GREAT tutorial for Fallout Shelter! Extremely thorough! Well researched! Thank you for sharing your hard work.

This explanation and tips/tricks video is the best I've ever seen. Perfect and so easy to go through. You did beyond a great job.

To find the stranger easier, i actually zoom al the way out with my bigger vault so that the "low detail" flat mode activates and allows me to look thru deeper rooms easier

This is an amazing video. Thank you for taking the time to make it. It must have been a lot of work and it is very helpful.

Best guide out there, had everything I needed to know. Thanks

I don't even play fallout shelter I'm just baked and your voice is so soothing

Excellent tips on gameplay and strategy, given clearly and backed with experimentation. Well played sir! There may be a case for having your first room as a power room. It appears that feral ghouls die almost instantly upon entering during an attack.

I watched the whole video and by tomorrow I probably won't remember most of it, but it was really entertaining and informational. Thank you.

This was a lot of decent intro stuff but not a lot of advice on how to make your Vault stronger, oraginized and more efficient as you progess and develop. Let me give some helpful tips for as you progess and want a more organized Vault with Max SPECIAL Dwellers 1) building your population up until you've unlocked all 7 SPECIAL training rooms. 2)Merge each Special Room so that they can fit 6 dwellers at once 3) you want to breed 6 kids at the same time 4)after the 6 kids grow up put them in the Strenth Room 5)leave dwellers in the training rooms until they've reached maximum stat in that room. Then move them to the next SPECIAL training room. 6)Keep the dwellers you're training at level 1 the entire time you're training them 7) Endurance is the single most important SPECIAL stat because the higher your Endurance the more HP Dwellers gain per level. Its also worth noting that you can give them cloths that boost their Endurace past 10 so they earn even more HP per level. The best clothing for Endurance is the Heavy Wasteland Gear which gives +7 in Endurance. So you're dweller will have 17 Endurance when they level up. But use whatever clothes you have for increasing Endurance at this time. You HAVE to keep them in the outfit as the level up to gain the extra HP stats. Also dwellers can change Cloths whike they are exploring. Say you give them basic Wastelander Gear of +3 Endurance. If they find say Advanced Lab Coat for +5 Intelligence, they will swap to that outfit because it has higher stats. So watch out for that as you may need to recall your dweller and put back on the + Endurance clothes Also when training groups of dwellers SPECIAL. Put the 1st Group in Strength Training, then after they max out Strength, put them in Perception. After the last dweller maxes out their Perception, move them to Endurance then breed another 6 kids and put them in Strength room once theyve grown and keep this cycle going This is an easy and organized way to train Dwellers with Max SPECIALS and to ensure they get the maximum stat raises as they level up. Perception and Agility are the only 2 Stats that effect combat during quests and when Dwellers find locations when Exploring. Agility increases the speed Dwellers will fire their weapon, and Perception increases the rate at which you gain a Critcal Hit. I forget if luck helps with that too or not. Essentially the best clothes to give your dwellers on quests is Raider Armor as it gives the highest Agility and Perception bonuses... minus special gear like Deaths Jacket or something that gives +4 in several SPECIAL stats. But you can only get 1 of stuff like that Dwellers with max SPECIAL and weapons with 10+ damage survive very easily in the wasteland and can be left until they're level 50. You can get away with giving them like 10 stims and they generally only use 3-4 by the time they're level 50. It takes like 3 real life days for a Max SPECIAL Dweller to hit level 50. And dont worry they will be fine out there. Just make sure to keep any eye on them because you dont want them out there once they hit 50 cause they'll use their stims and rads pretty quickly after max level Also keep your Vault organized and always merge 3 rooms when possible. Since there is only 8 slots per floor you can have 2 fully merged rooms of 3 and 1 merged room of 2. So i usualy make the Storage room my 2 room merge, and i make the 3 rooms either recourse or training rooms. I also usually put the Storage roos on the far right sides with the recource or taining room on the left and middle. Also when running out of storage space, it may help to designate an entire floor to storage, 8 rooms is a lot of storage especially once you fully upgrade them. Also make sure to have all the elevators connected in a straight down line through your entire vault. Enemies always run to the end of the floor then drop down and run back to the other end. Its YOUR DWELLERS that will be able to move quickly throughout your vault when dealing with enemies like Rad Roaches, Mole Rats, or the ever loving pain in the ass Radscorpions. This is especially helpful against Radscorpions because they switch to randoms rooms so quicly. So you're dwellers ability to quickly move to any floor of the Vault is vastly increased if you're elevator are all connected from the top to bottom of your Vault. You only need 2 elevator shafts running down your Vault. Also once you've gotten this method down, doing the little challenges becomes meaningless unless they give Nuka Quantim or Pets. Caps arent an issue because every Max SPECIAL dweller comes back with a minimum of 10k caps Another tip, you only need 5 bedrooms that are merged with 3 rooms and fully upgraded to have the max capacity of 200 dwellers. So keep that in mind when needing to increase room for dwellers. For Stims and Rads, you really only need 1-2 rooms with dwellers crafting them. You can have multiple empty Hospitals and Radiation Centers to increase your storage, but its very unnecessary to have dwellers crafting them in every room. I have 5 Hospitals and 3 Radiation Centers, but only 2 Hospitals are making Stims and 1 Rad Center making Rads. Also Upgrading Hospitals and Rad Centers DOES NOT increase the storage, only Merging them does. Upgrading them increases the amount they make. So only upgrade the rooms you've got dwellers making them in, and keep the rest at base level to increase storage. Gotta Disagree on the Vault Door Guards. I have 2 level 50 guards with plasma rifles and the only thing that gets past them are Deathclaws, everything else dies before they can get past the 2 Guards. And since my next 2 rooms are filled with level 50 max SPECIAL Dwellers that have Plasma Rifles, not even the Deathclaws can get to my 2nd floor. Everything dies on my 1st floor Quests are very useful so creating an Overseers Office and Upgrading should definitely be a goal. Also Overseers Office take up 2 spaces and doesnt merge. So if you follow my advice on the layout of your Vault rooms, its best to put the Overseers Office on the far right side, like the Storage rooms. Also fully upgraded Overseers Office so you can have 3 groups of Dwellers doing missions at the same time Something else that came to mind, when you have a max Special Dweller you may forget exactly which dweller you gave gear thay boosts their Endurance past level 10, or you may want to keep track of your highest Endurance Dwellers. So what i did is, any max SPECIAL Dweller i gave clothes that boosted Endurance by +5, i gave them a last name that had Star in it somehow. Like "Jane Starlite" or "Eric DarkStar" something with star so they were easy to identify. As i was able to give Dwellers the Heavy Wasteland Amror for +7 Endurance, i trained new Dwellers and gave them the last name of SuperNova. So now its very easy to identify which Dwellers have the most HP, based on their last name. Obviously i cycled out all my "Star" dwellers for "SuperNova" Dwellers for quests, but i still have my "Star" Dwellers in the Vault. Just another way to keep things Organized

I love this game. Like you said you can play in short bursts, but is also designed in such a way that the more you play / more developed and larger your vault becomes, the more there is to do. So more content opens up the longer you play. Truly one of the best mobile games I've ever played. Although it is better played on a laptop or computer as it can get to be a bit much for a phone.

Great video. I learned a lot! I know you took a great deal of time to make this and it is appreciated.

1:10:12 u can control it even better by placing only 1 elevator n near the vault door. bcuz when enemies attack they will go past the elevator and then go through the rooms after it, and when they reached the end of the floor they will go back and go through the same rooms again until they reach the elevator again.

I love that u took the time to name the dwellers

Oh wow, that animal stat fact really stunned me ... thank you!

this was actually a very insightful and fun video, thank you!

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Melhor vídeo de dicas sobre Fallout Shelter do RU-vid!!! Parabéns!!!

The best Guide i see in RU-vid thanks for this !!

Brother, your video details and tips are amazing. The fact you only have 5k subs is a crime! Subbed for sure

Amazing amount of knowledge and tips - thanks for this!

You've done a fantastic job on this tips and tricks video. 😁👍 I've played on and off since it released and this was a great refresher for hoping back into it.

can't help but subscribe after watching this video.. what a great effort. Thanks a bunch!!

Great job man, very informative

Thanks for the video! I thoroughly enjoyed it!👍💯

What a brilliant video. This is probably the most comprehensive and detailed (and in places humorous) video gameplay guide I've seen. Thank You for putting in the time and effort to create it and for sharing. I'm a big Fallout fan and yet I only started playing Fallout Shelter a couple of days ago (I downloaded/installed it on PS4 some years ago, but never actually spent time on it). So far, I have dwellers in the high 20's, have built the Oversees Office and have completed a couple of the easier Quests. Now I'm thinking I need to start a second vault to put lessons learned / some of your tips into practice 😂.

I could watch this whole video just to listen to that voice,bro your voice is really good for vids like these. Love it!

amazing!! for sure there is information that not even the developers knew

Very important tutorial review. This video very helpful. Thanks

Thanks for the tips, this helped as I just started playing this on the Tesla in between work and the first vault I had NO CLUE what to do but better now

Amazing guide, thanks!

Thanks for putting in the work, was very interesting and useful

A note about breeding for stats, early game mechanic. Special are inheritable. At the beginning of the game you will receive a 3 in various specials. With luck they will be males. These can be inherited by the next generation. Breed your str 3 male with all the available females, 50% will inherit the 3 str. All special 3 stats are inheritable.

Thanks for the informative video!

Dwellers with high perception stat will have a higher chance of finding rare and legendary items in the wasteland/quests

I know it says no exploits but ill always love that changing your time on your device speeds up the game and lets you play for longer and have a huge vault very quickly.

This was really helpful. Thanks!

Love this video very very helpful thank you 🙏 u earned a new sub

I believe the 11 endurance rumor is actually true, it only applies to dwellers exploring the wasteland though. Also, if you really want super dwellers (as opposed to what I'd refer to as max dwellers, and by that I don't just mean max lvl) after maxing out their specials throw on heavy/sturdy wasteland gear. As you stated endurance increases the hp of your dwellers, this is extended upon with outfit bonuses. You can test this the same way you tested radiation immunity, you will notice that it appears that the dweller that had the extra E bonus while leveling takes less radiation damage, which isn't really the case, it's just that it appears that way bc they have a larger health pool. I say heavy or sturdy bc the difference is almost negligible, someone did the math and if memory serves its barely an extra 50 hp between the two. Whereas without putting an E outfit on I believe your missing out on somewhere between 200-250 hp. Dwellers you get from lunchboxes or out in the wasteland typically come with levels, so you're missing out on a ton of extra hp. This also increases the efficiency of your stimpacks, bc they heal based on max hp It's also worth noting that they don't need to be wearing the outfit 100% of the time, you can just throw it on before you hit the lvl button and you'll get the bonus that way, technically possible to only have one set of heavy wasteland gear and maxing out all your dwellers hp with it. This is also true for pets that add +(?) Special stats to babies, just throw it on right before you hit the baby icon. The "twins" pet however needs to be applied the entire time the child is baking, up until its ready to come out then you can swap it for a + special stat pet. When it comes to breeding max dwellers there is a difference, first off I could be wrong about this one but I believe the outfit your dweller is wearing when all stats are maxed may influence the highest stat the child will have, most of my dwellers are max stat fitted with E gear and thats usually the stat that's highest for the child. Secondly, breeding max dwellers does increase the chances of them birthing a rare or legendary child, the difference being starting with 30 or 40 total points (respectively) already in their stats. I got a legendary child just the other day, I had a +3 child special pet ontop of that where a normal child with this pets' lowest stat would be a 4, the legendary child's lowest stats were 7, 8, and 8 where everything else was already at 10. There's only a 6% chance you'll get a legendary child and that's only if the stats of the parents combined are above a certain threshold.

Super helpful thanks! First time I’ve heard someone say WSAD instead of WASD (not a criticism, just interesting)

thanks for video, ted, i just started the game and your video really helped a lot edit : + your voice is super nice to listen to :)

The fact they use bottle caps for currency. You can make bottle caps so easily. todd howard's cursed fever dream.

as soon as the mysterious stranger noise played in the video one appeared and i didnt know if you were messing with us all having our games open in the background or not lol

Wow. it makes me play Fallout Shelter again.

Wow this is great video. Alot more to this game than I realized! Glad I gave it a try and the people really know their games! Unlike greedy blizzard

There's a thing you can do with equipping outfits and weapons where you have one weapon or outfit and I unequip and re-equip as many times as necessary. Just a little tip for the ppl on mobile for sure, unsure abt PC or computer tho

I got two fat boys really early in the game on my vault. Theyve been set up at the door since the start and barely anything gets through. It stops raiders, ghouls and aliens at the door. Only deathclaws ate able to slip through. So happy Rngesus gave me a good start for my vault

You are an awesome creator! It's pretty unreal that you have so few subscribers (well you do have 6,09😏) this video really helped me.

The audio queue for Mysterious Stranger's music btw works with 3d sound- wear headphones and start looking towards the sound's direction

It is a great game a lot of the timing of travelling in between quest makes the game worth the wait

This is the best guid and tips for fallout shelter

This is a very scientific approach to the game. Designing experiments and all. Great video.

Cheers, man. Good vid

good info video to put on while playing very helpful

This is a fun game that you can play free and the store offers low cost upgrade purchases to your vault. it is well worth it. I am playing on my android device but you can get a PC version too, it's cool to read the logs of the dwellers you send out into the wasteland, you can see what they are up to via regular updates. It has all the positive aspects of the fallout world

In tip 63 "Merge Two Rooms Objetive", is cheapest to put three by three rooms, rather than two by two. Made it today.

I am going to cry, because this is so inspiring, I could make a book out of this

Vey well explained and in a logical progression

This is just a guess but 1-30 dwellers = cockroach 31-60 = molerats 60-80 = red scorpion 81 above = Deathclaw

Amazing work

Not even half way through the video but it’s already so helpful. Also, I’m stealing “Seymour Nipples” 😂😂

Great video!

love keeping this tap open while playing fallout shelter

I’m ten minutes into your video and you are by far the most helpful video I’ve found! Thank you so much! I can already tell this video is going to be a godsend. You really out here doing gods work. Shits crazzzzzy. lol but nah, it’s going to help a lot because I’ve got a lot on my plate now. I messed up by rushing. Not in the “rushing rooms” way either. I mean I rushed building my vault. Before understanding anything. On top of that, I was having fun andddd I bought like 200 lunchboxes….well…..let me tell you…having 90 dwellers without knowing wtf your doing is ROUGH….i haven’t really been able to play because it was just soooo rough. Getting smashed by death claws, my dwellers are depressed as fuck. Shits bad. I had people equipped left and right with rusty BB guns and revolvers…smh….i didn’t know!!! Lmao ughhh. Now I’ve just got so much work ahead of me. Idk what to do about my rooms tho. There all out of whack and I can’t really go demolishing them because it doesn’t let me. I would just start over…buttttttt I’ve invested 200 lunch boxes worth into this account. Soooo idfk. Ima try organizing my characters and equipping them all proper. Go from there. Had to vent….thanks yall. If you still reading this….god damn, you was invested. I appreciate you!

Have maxed agility dwellers on quests, as they will have more attack turns than most enemies (except radroaches)

amazing video dude

I love how this guy says "perhaps" and "dweller", idk why but i love it

24:43 Batman reference is both clever, and something you cannot actually do in the game (I tried). Pregnant dwellers cannot be killed. Cute joke tho.

12:35 except the game is very good at requiring your full attention will how quickly incidents will pop up, other things like the mysterious man with which I always want to test my luck (and more often than not I get a “lucky” draw of 500/2000 caps or more), and going through and managing your storage/junk, ridding yourself of loot you don’t need, I never sell junk because 2-10 caps is truly nothing to me, I’ll always test my luck in scrapping, and I always watch the ad for nuka-cola or caps because it’s always generous, and in between ALL of that engagement, incidents pop up that need my attention like death claws, and then I have to stick around to heal everyone and rush my stimpak production to replace everything the one attack deprived me of, so yeah very good engineering requiring dedicated focus, and it took me way too long for me to learn that endurance influences how much health a dweller receives on level up (83 dwellers)

So great video, tyvm

A tip for when or if you have bottle and cappy, when they dance or greet click on them. Bottle has a chance to give you a nuka cola and caps, while cappy gives you caps more often then bottle.

Because of this video, the spirit is made and I played the gaame again.

The radiation immunity at 11 Endurance is only for random bursts while exploring the wasteland.

My tip. Send people to the waste land. Recall if they get weapons until everyone has weapons