
Exploring a certain number of wasteland locations.Collecting a certain amount of power/food/water in under a minute.Some of the more difficult, inconvenient or situational Objectives - which you should probably look to avoid - include:
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Looking for more guides on Fallout Shelter? Take a look at our main Fallout Shelter guide and tips page, our guide to room functions and room placement, advice on dwellers, SPECIALS, happiness and breeding, explainations of Legendary Characters, Pets, Weapons and other collectibles, how to unlock and use Mr Handy, plus how to earn Bottle Caps and Lunchboxes with Objectives, and our page on Quests, combat, and Daily Quests in Fallout Shelter, too.
Successfully rushing a certain number of rooms. Raising a SPECIAL stat of a certain number of Dwellers. Levelling up a certain number of Dwellers. Having a certain number of Dweller couples dance in the Living Quarters. Having a certain number of female/male/bald Dwellers in the vault. Equipping a certain number of Dwellers with weapons/outfits. Collecting a certain amount of power/food/water. Collecting/crafting a certain number of caps/outfits/weapons/stipmaks. Assigning a certain number of Dwellers to the right room. There are a huge amount of different Objectives that can come up, but some of the easier - or at least less management-intensive - ones you should priortise: There's no limit to how many Objectives that can be completed daily, but you can only cancel one Objective - swapping it for another - once per day. Located under the ribbon symbol in the bottom-right menu on your screen, three Objectives appear at a time, and automatically renew when completed. Objectives in Fallout Shelter are a means of earning bottle caps and, importantly, also the only way to get Lunchboxes for free.
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Rushing is too risky an option for providing any kind of regular earnings, whilst - in the early stages at least - you'll want to hang on to as many junk items, weapons, and outfits as possible for the sake of crafting and equipping. Generally, your main source of income should be a combination of levelling your Dwellers, completing objectives, and periodically returning Wasteland explorers.
Wasteland explorers will occasionally find caps on their journey. Selling excess weapons, outfits, junk, and dismantling rooms also provides varying amounts of caps. Successfully rushing a room grants a significant amount of caps. Completing objectives grants either bottle caps or Lunchboxes, which will frequently hold plenty of caps themselves. Levelling up your Dwellers grants you bottle caps equal to their new level. There are a few ways to get more caps in Fallout Shelter: How to get bottle caps in Fallout Shelter Rushing is a risky option for providing any kind of regular earnings - as we mention in our general tips page - and so here we'll be focusing on the best, most reliable ways to earn bottle caps, and the equally useful Lunchboxes in Fallout Shelter, mostly by using Objectives. Bottle caps are an important resource in Fallout Shelter, and your main source of income should be a combination of levelling your Dwellers, completing objectives, and periodically returning Wasteland explorers.