You can send both dwellers back to work as soon as they’ve finished. (If she’s wearing armor, the armor will be visually replaced by the yellow sweatshirt, but she’ll still receive its benefits.)
After a few seconds of bliss, the man emerges first, followed by the female, now clad in a yellow sweatshirt covering a noticeably larger stomach. Soon after this (usually within a few minutes), the dwellers will turn this into a horizontal dance in the back room of the Quarters, indicated by a thumbs-up pop-up from Vault Boy and green, floaty smiley faces in the Quarters itself. There’s little room for romantic privacy in the vault.) You can see the magic begin almost immediately: double-tapping on the Quarters will display the couple’s conversation, which is usually packed with cheesy pick-up lines and confessions of love.Īfter enough time has passed, paired off dwellers will dance together, indicating they’ve really hit it off. (Note: you can put multiple pairs of dwellers in larger Quarters simultaneously and they’ll pair off. To have children, you’ll need to drag one male and one female dweller in a Living Quarters together. In order to keep your population increasing, you’ll need to begin growing from within. Make babiesĪfter the tutorial and the first 12 or so wastelanders show up at your vault door, the flood of outsiders begins to trickle to a near standstill. Here are some tips to keep your population numbers growing, even in the face of death-by-radroach.
One of the biggest hurdles you’ll face after the initial influx of vault-seekers is acquiring more citizens to staff your rooms.
The seemingly Tiny Tower-esque vault-building sim has a surprising amount of details and intricacies to consider while you grow your wastelander population within a confined, underground space. We’re already hooked on Bethesda’s mobile post-apocalyptic mini-vacation, Fallout Shelter.
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