Are the later rooms strictly better than the earlier ones?
At the later stages of the game, you unlock "advanced" rooms that have the same base functionality as earlier ones. I'm referring to the Nuclear Reactor, Garden, Water Purification Plant and Nuka Cola Bottler, that replace the functionality of the Power Generator, Diner, Water Treatment Plant.
At first glance, it seems like a good idea to (eventually) replace all your old production rooms with the new ones, once unlocked.
Are these advanced rooms strictly better than the earlier ones? If not, what are the downsides?
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I've been testing out Gardens vs Diners, and they have equal capacity, 55 production maxed out compared to 40, but takes approx. 1.5x as long to produce it. To me, that's clearly not worth it. I'd rather have the faster production so my Mr Handy can collect it more regularly. That and 40 x 1.5 = 60, so 55 feels very tight for such an expensive upgrade. Waste of money...
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