Does Luck improve the success rate of a Radio Station? [duplicate]

I know that the size of your radio room improves the chance of attracting a new dweller, and Charisma shortens the interval between checks, but does Luck have an effect? Since it helps with caps and rushing production in other rooms, it doesn't sound completely unlikely.

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Best Answer

Unfortunately, no.

Luck only modifies 3 things:

Your chance of successfully rushing a room
The amount of caps received for rushing a room/work completed
Chances of finding gear out in the Wasteland.

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Does Luck affect radio station Fallout Shelter?

Unfortunately, no. Luck only modifies 3 things: Your chance of successfully rushing a room.

What is Luck good for in Fallout Shelter?

Luck also affects the chance of rush attempts succeeding. In the wasteland, it increases the chances of finding items when dwellers go out on quests and explore locations in the wasteland. The higher the Luck, the better the items. During quest combat, it increases the speed at which the critical hit meter fills.

How does the radio work in Fallout Shelter?

The radio station transmits a broadcast into the wasteland in order to attract new dwellers. If the room is poorly managed, however, it may do nothing at all, or attract raiders and deathclaws. Its overall effectiveness is based on the assigned dwellers' Charisma.

Does perception Help in the Wasteland?

Perception: Damage increased in-Vault; better Loot in the Wasteland, and better Critical lock-on on Quests.

Is Success Luck or Hard Work?

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