Speaking of attuning your dwellers to their perfect vault jobs, let's talk a little bit about what makes your sims tick. On the top floor, you'll be stuck with a one-room living area next to a one-room cafeteria at first I recommending building as-is, then demolishing that first floor and rebuilding once you have a bit more depth to your tower. This way, when I build out, I can build a full three-room power plant and three-room water treatment plant. I like to start by putting a one-room powerplant on the left side of the pre-built elevator at floor -1, and one water-treatment plant on the right side. On floor zero, you have a one-room living area and a completely empty lower floor.Īccounting for an elevator at the very end of the -1 floor, you can build one three-room area, the elevator, a three-room area, two-room area, and another elevator. You start the game with two elevators - on floor zero and floor one, respectively. You won't have the CAPS - in-game money - to build these three-room areas off the bat, so here's where the planning comes in. This is highly recommended and one of the best ways to get a balanced, bustling population early. You build rooms in the game in one-room segments, but don't let those tiny rooms fool you-you can build up to two more copies of that room next to it to combine that section of the floor into one giant area.

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