Taking this into account, I find an empty hole in the ground to be more advantageous than a radio station.Signals Quest related temporary signals įinding ham radios, one can turn them on to hear the following: The room still draws power, and can still have incidents in it, which is a bigger hassle when there's no one in the room to deal with it. Of course, the radio station will attract replacements, so you'll have to kill them too.
Let some dwellers die (and remove them). Let a line of loiterers build up at your door. You can't randomly upgrade one for a challenge, or anything like that. This requires you to have exactly the correct amount of living quarters for your population all the time. Build another one when you need it again. But, if you do have a radio station and don't want anymore people, you have limited options, and they all kind of suck: If you decide you have enough people and don't have a radio station, you can simply avoid putting anyone in the barracks. On the other hand, there's a large drawback: you can't turn it off. So there are a number of minor advantages which are easily dismissed if you manage your pregnancies correctly. You can also attempt to engage in eugenics and make extra awesome people. This is true, but you can produce more people faster and more reliably through pregnancy by having just a couple women pregnant at a time. The radio room can bring in a dweller in a couple hours, whereas a child takes 6 hours. I've actually found it to be much more effective at increasing happiness than the radio room. It's important to note that procreation raises dwellers' happiness to 100%, so pregnancy raises happiness as well. I haven't found this to be true in practice. Again, this is easily manageable by not having too many women pregnant at once. Dwellers arrive at the vault ready to go, unlike children who must grow. 
This is easy enough to manage by not having too many women pregnant at a time, and not filling a single room entirely with pregnant women. Pregnant women can't deal with incidents, so more of your workforce is available with a radio room.
I won't be updating it since I don't play the game anymore.Ī few people have pointed out some advantages I hadn't thought about, which I found interesting since I've found the radio station to be not only worthless, but harmful. Note: It sounds like the functionality of the radio room has changed so that this answer no longer really applies.
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