Why are my dwellers stuck on 75% happiness?
Dwellers that are put in just any ol’ room will indeed hover around only 75% happiness, but to boost their happiness to 100%, you need to put everybody in the right room based on their best stat. By assigning a Dweller to the right room, such as placing a Dweller with high Strength in the Power Generator room, their happiness will increase over time, and with the right approach, they can reach 100% happiness.
Understanding Dweller Happiness
Assigning the Right Room
To achieve 100% happiness, it’s crucial to understand that dwellers’ happiness is predominantly governed by where you set them to work. Assigning a Dweller to the right room will increase their happiness over time. For example, a Dweller with high Perception should be placed in the Water Treatment room, while a Dweller with high Charisma should be placed in the Radio Room.
The Role of Mating
Another method to increase happiness is through mating. Breeding two max stat dwellers with each other can result in legendary babies, which can also contribute to the overall happiness of the Vault. Additionally, pets with special abilities, such as increasing the chances of twins or triplets, can also play a role in boosting happiness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How do I get my dwellers to 100% happiness?
To get your dwellers to 100% happiness, assign them to the right room based on their best stat, and ensure they are mating to produce legendary babies.
Q2: Why is my dweller sad for no reason?
A dweller may be sad due to radiation poisoning, which can be cured with Radaway. Additionally, listening to their conversations can reveal their concerns or preferences, helping you address the issue.
Q3: How do I get a legendary baby in Fallout Shelter?
Breeding two max stat dwellers with each other can result in legendary babies. Using pets with special abilities, such as increasing the chances of twins or triplets, can also increase the chances of getting a legendary baby.
Q4: How long are dwellers pregnant in Fallout Shelter?
Dwellers are pregnant for 3 hours before giving birth. During this time, they can still work, but require 1-2 male dwellers to assist them.
Q5: Do dwellers age in Fallout Shelter?
No, dwellers do not age in Fallout Shelter, unless they die in a fight.
Q6: How long can you survive in a Fallout Shelter?
Most government manuals recommend staying inside a fallout shelter for about two weeks to ensure safety from radiation.
Q7: Do babies inherit special stats in Fallout Shelter?
Yes, babies inherit stats from their parents, with the SPECIAL and level of the parents influencing the child’s starting SPECIAL stats.
Q8: Can siblings breed in Fallout Shelter?
No, full- or half-siblings cannot breed, as they share a parent. However, uncles, cousins, and nieces can mate.
Q9: Can you breed father and daughter in Fallout Shelter?
No, dwellers sharing a parent cannot mate, nor can they mate their own parent or grandparent.
Q10: What special makes dwellers shoot faster?
Agility determines a dweller’s combat speed, with higher agility resulting in faster attacks.
Q11: Can you revive dead dwellers?
Yes, dwellers who die inside the Vault can be resurrected, unless playing in survival mode. Removing dead bodies is also essential to maintain happiness among living dwellers.
Q12: What happens if a dweller has 0 happiness?
A dweller with 0 happiness will not commit suicide but will still receive 20 caps per day and a lunchbox after a week.
Q13: Can dwellers give birth while working?
Yes, pregnant dwellers can still work, but require 1-2 male dwellers to assist them during their 3-hour pregnancy.
Q14: How do you get rich in Fallout Shelter?
Completing objectives, rushing rooms, selling excess items, and dismantling rooms can provide significant amounts of caps.
Q15: Does Fallout Shelter have cheats?
Yes, Fallout Shelter has a few cheats that can be helpful, although they do not provide infinite resources.