And hopefully some combo of the tips in this article and the community input down below will help you find some success in the latest challenge to hit Fallout Shelter. As always, feel free to share any of your own tips down in the comments section. We'd have more for you but.Survival Mode is pretty damn hard, you guys. Most of these strategies will apply to the early game, meaning vaults with up to 30 dwellers, but some of the concepts will continue to scale up. But we've found a few strategies for those still struggling to find any success in the harder version of Fallout Shelter. Unsurprisingly, Survival Mode can be a bit rough, especially for those of us who haven't been able to dedicate hours and hours of time to the game since launch. 4.Fallout Shelter's new Survival Mode has been out for four days now, after debuting in the game's latest update, and we spent most of the weekend banging our heads against the latest addition to Besthesda's smash-hit mobile game. You should also make sure to keep some backup higher-damage weapons handy to equip any new dwellers. Only salvage or sell low-damage weapons when you've equipped all of your dwellers.
These weapons can help prepare your dwellers for vault incidents and attacks.
You may be tempted to scrap and sell weapons that your explorers aren't using, but you'll find better use out of them by equipping your vault dwellers. Use Spare Weapons to Equip All of Your Dwellers You should also make sure that you have enough dwellers to utilize these extra rooms, otherwise they're a waste. Rather focus on expanding when you have enough electricity capacity. Don't Expand Your Vault Too QuicklyĮach new room in your vault consumes extra electricity, so you don't want to needlessly add rooms that you're unable to use just because you've unlocked them. To keep everything aligned, leave room for future expansions and build downwards instead of sideways if you need to add a new type of room.
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