Since being awarded XP is what levels up your characters you'll need to do your best to limit situations which could give them XP: Vice versa, if you lock your character in a training room and they never encounter a situation which awards them XP then they can safely level up all of their skills before leveling up their character. In this case, if your vault dweller levels up their character before leveling up their SPECIAL skills then that is the order that you must advance the character. As noted, a vault dweller will only display one 'level up' arrow at a time. You must tap the appropriate 'level up' arrows in the order that you received them. You got any workaround for this? I don't know if this question has been already posted, I couldn't find anything related. Once I tapped it, I was able to tap the training arrow to make her proceed with the training. Above her head there was the 'ready' text, but only the level arrow was bumping. I just experienced it with one dweller who had to go level 2, and she was training strength. I thought the respective arrows would've appeared together, that you you could've tapped only the one you needed. You do understand I can't move them around every time it happens.Īnd I know the dweller won't level up until you tap on the arrow, but how do you deal with the training arrow meanwhile? It doesn't show up if you don't let him/her level up first.

I managed to move 2 of these fresh dwellers to another room and when the fire has been extinguished they didn't earn any XPs.

My question is: how to prevent them from gaining exp from random events like radroach infestation or fire? I have 3-4 level 1 dwellers training, and it's already occurred a couple of times that a fire bursted out in a room where I didn't have any dwellers to take care of it. I know that before leveling up a dweller is better to train his/her endurance to the max to further improve their HPs. I'm a late gamer of Fallout Shelter, but I've already read tons of threads around about most of the game aspects.

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