The main way to get more Dwellers is through breeding them. Here, we'll be explaining the best ways to keep on top of Dweller happiness, plus we'll explain Dweller SPECIALs, dweller breeding, and the best dweller placement. Even laying dubious ant metaphors aside however, there is a more strange - and ethically dubious - side to maximising the efficient running of your Vault, and that's the practice of eugenics. You, the Queen, must protect the colony and secure its future by ensuring they scurry away at their jobs as efficiently as possible. I highly recommend getting up to the reactor (power storage) and dropping your pop to under 35 to prevent death claw attacks.In Fallout Shelter, Dwellers are your worker ants. Was still able to build nuclear reactor room. Source: I had a 60 pop survival vault burn to the ground, 5 survivors.
Rooms you unlock will stay unlocked, so you don't have to worry about remodeling before dropping back down. It's worth noting that rooms you've unlocked stay unlocked even if your population takes a dip.Īll of the information provided above has been verified by others online.ĭrop back below the threshold, and the attacks stop. So, aside from never opening your Vault door and never using the Radio, one possibility is to send of your less productive dwellers out into the wilderness and let them die (or just remove some of the dwellers killed in Deathclaw attacks) until your total population is 60 or less.Īs for whether rooms will become re-locked if you drop beneath the required number, it looks like they will not, according to the same answer linked above. Apparently, you can ban a bunch of Dwellers to fall below the threshold where these attacks start occurring to get them to stop, as seen in this answer:ĭeathclaws won't show up if you have less than 60 dwellers in your Vault (60 exactly may also be okay).
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