Is it worth to let a dweller go in exploration till he/she dies?
I noticed that the revival cost may be inferior to the caps and experience gained during exploration and the equipment found.
I checked out this question for understanding how much it costs to revive a dweller, and in the case illustrated in the best answer (I'll post the photo below) the cost of reviving is inferior to the total loot.
Is it always worth to send a dweller exploring, and let them go ahead till they die?
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How long should you let your dweller explore?
My longest runs so far are around 36 hours of exploration and 18 hours return trip. The low level luck people I used to send out would still bring back rusty whatever guns and BB guns even towards the end of their trips. They did some times come back with a nice rifle or the like but that was rare.What happens if a dweller dies while exploring?
If a dweller dies while on an excursion, you can revive him at a significant cost in caps. Dwellers sent outside of the Vault to explore the Wasteland, are removed from the current Vault roster and made for assignment until they return.How long can a dweller survive in the wasteland Fallout Shelter?
Once they're level 50 and equipped with a good legendary weapon (20+ damage) they have a decent chance of surviving 100 hours in the wasteland without dying. (Actually, sending them out before they reach level 50 can increase the amount of they survive in the wasteland.Do dwellers die of old age in Fallout Shelter?
and die (of old age)? Nope.Fallout Shelter Legendary Baby Guide: Vault Log #11
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