You'll also want to ensure you have people with a large amount of Luck, which will come in handy down the road. There will eventually come a point while playing Fallout Shelter that you'll be out of Caps and you'll desperately need some to increase your food supply or solve a variety of other problems.

And when that happens, you'll want to turn to your Pip Boy and look for the objectives. Throughout the game, Fallout Shelter gives you a list of objectives to complete.

Some are simple, like delivering a baby, and will earn you just a few Caps. Others, however, are more sophisticated, like finding things on exploration, and could earn you hundreds of Caps.

Either way, try to complete them as soon as possible to increase your Caps supply. Dwellers might like the idea of living underground and working on your behalf, but if they really want to help everyone, exploring the outside world is critical.

When Dwellers head out, they'll come across a variety of threats and kill them to earn XP. Better yet, they'll also have the opportunity to pick up supplies that they can then bring back to the shelter to help everyone.

But before you just send anyone out there to Explore, keep in mind that those with high levels of Endurance tend to be the best choices for exploring the world.

And since they'll be facing threats, you'll need to remember to put them in armored clothing and equip them with weapons to keep them safe.

Sending out a pet with them can also help. Remember, though, that when you send someone out to explore, that's one less person who can help your shelter.

And since the person will have a weapon, it also means that it's one less weapon to protect your shelter from raiders. If you're having an emergency and need more people to produce food, then send folks from the water or power areas to the diners.

The same goes for increasing your water supply or boosting power. In some cases, there's strength in numbers — even if some of those people aren't as skilled at producing critical supplies as others.

When you need to get a quick boost to one of your supplies, using the Rush function is helpful. The feature means you can accelerate the waiting period for extracting supplies from your shelter section to boost your gauge.

Although it's a nice feature, you don't want to overdo it. In many cases, your team will succeed in rushing and everything will go well.

But in others, things might go awry. On a few occasions, I tried to rush my restaurant workers, only to have them fail and for the place to catch fire.

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Joined Sep 8, Messages 4 Reaction score Is there any chance of having unlimited Lunch Boxes or any other purchase-ables or not because they're store related items?

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Yeah, lunchboxes would be great. Running in offline mode does not disable lunchboxes, so I think, their amount can be hacked.

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Just like with guns, the best place to store the outfits your wanderers bring back is on the backs of your vault dwellers.

Outfits boost particular combinations of SPECIAL stats, so try and give everyone an outfit that boosts their strongest stat, corresponding with their job.

Endurance- and strength-boosting outfits are best saved for your wanderers to keep them safe out there.

Raiders will occasionally harry your vault, but a little preparedness goes a long way. You can assign two vault dwellers to your entrance in order to guard against attacks, but this is often unnecessary since they are otherwise not producing anything or improving at all.

When raiders come knocking, simply move your two designated guards from the nearby room to the entrance to fend off the attack. Once the raiders are put down, your guards will run back to their previous job unprompted.

Accidents happen, and sometimes your dwellers will take a beating from raiders, radroaches, or fires. They will gradually heal back up to full if left alone after the problem is resolved, but sometimes a series of unfortunate events or a poorly armed room means that a few may be gravely wounded in the course of duty.

Rather than paying caps to revive them after the fact since no one ever dies permanently , it is much more effective to select dwellers that you see running low on health and immediately apply Stimpaks, which restore a substantial portion of their health instantaneously.

Radiation reduces their maximum health as indicated by a red bar that grows from the right , so be sure to use RadAway before wasting Stimpaks on your irradiated dwellers.

Anyone who dies, whether at home or wandering the wasteland, can be revived. The rotating three objectives you have at any given time are a great way to supplement your income.

Goals that ask you to equip weapons or outfits are easy to achieve once you have a decent supply, since you can just strip and re-equip your dwellers to fulfill the requirements.

Objectives that reward lunchboxes are far and away the most valuable since they will often include more caps in addition to other resources, weapons, and occasionally rare dwellers with exceptionally high SPECIAL stats.

By no means do you need to buy additional lunchboxes in order to play successfully, but an injection early on of supplies and special dwellers can do wonders for setting you on the right path.

New dwellers are a rare commodity if you just wait for them to show up at your door. That means you will need to encourage the population you do have to grow from within.

SPECIAL stats of the parents affect the resulting children, so you will generally want to breed your very best for a stronger next generation. Thumbing its nose at conventional genetics wisdom, this also applies to stats that have been raised through training.

The rare dwellers that show up from lunchboxes, with their naturally high stats, make for the best breeders then.

Since the vast majority of unique characters are problematically men, the easiest way to do this is to bring one to a living quarters, and fill the rest of the available slots with women for them to successively get knocked up.

Unless you plan on buying a lot of lunchboxes, you will need to send dwellers out to explore the wasteland and bring back precious weapons and outfits.

They are essentially playing a conventional Fallout game for you, reduced to a passive stream of descriptive updates.

No dwellers can survive forever out in the wasteland, but you will want to push them as far as they can go to get the most out of every trip.

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