The mechanics should be based on the lv your warrior got ( 1 - 50 ) and on each lv you are at you get a hp bonus depends on lv endurance ( 1 - 10 ) and + lv endurance gear your warrior use. I do not like the way this mechanics work and it is unfair.Basically we need to give a lv 1 max Endurance lv 10 + max Endurance gear and now we are able to lv upp from 1 to lv 50 and now we get max hp and that sucks.

Is there any way to correct this? Or should i just train new folks and throw away the legendaries? This makes rare or legendary dwellers crippled on the longer run as they always come higher level. Problem: If you level up your dwellers that are below the max achievable Endurence, they will have lower max HP than the ones you train at level 1 to max endurence before sending them out for quick leveling. Had some suspicion before, but yesterday went through some testing and wiki reading: Not upgrading rooms to level 3 and not leveling dwellers that stay in the vault. This is in conjuction with my other two rules. My vaults don't expand past 50 dwellers on normal and 35 on survival till all the substandard dwellers have been replaced. So it's up to you where you draw the line to keep them or not.įor me, once the E training room is unlocked, don't keep any dwellers that can't reach 13E per level on average. If the dweller is 1 of 6 in a non defence vault room, it won't matter as much. The max HP dweller wont need to chug stims. At 50, those fights can be tough when it's versus multiple deathclaws at once, including a boss.

Wasteland explorers will benefit the most from max HP as they fight solo in random encounters. In normal, the need for having 17 E from level 1-50 is far less than being needed in survival. Originally posted by s0laris:should i just train new folks and throw away the legendaries? Depends.

Fallout shelter leveling