Later on, with large vaults, I'd say time is more important than money, and every little bit helps and are well worth upgrading the training rooms. Again, upgrading training rooms wouldn't have any effect, other than making me 50-100k caps lighter. However, more than half of my dwellers have full SPECIAL now and training rooms are half-filled, at best. Perhaps, now might be the time to upgrade some training rooms. I have some 700k caps now, and I really don't know what to spend them on. So you should be really only updating those if you have some ungodly amount of CAPS and it's burning a hole in your vault. Other rooms have very similar (though not identical) numbers. I've had several dwellers make it 5 days or more before running out of Stimpacks.Just to put some numbers here: Strength Level | Base | 1st Upgrade | 2nd Upgrade Additionally, when a Dweller levels up they are healed completely, so a SPECIAL 10 dweller w/ Endurance gear can often go a whole day or two before using her first Stimpack. There are events for each of the stats in the wastes, so having everything maxed will give you the best benefit. Once they hit Level 50, switch to your best other gear and give a newbie the high Endurance gear. Then put your dweller in your best Endurance gear and send them out. If you really want to do well in the wastes, raise all 7 stats to 10 before reaching Level 2. It's also worth noting that at 11 Endurance Dwellers don't take radiation damage in the wastes. So a Dweller who has a 17 in endurance will gain the most HPs each time she levels. Whenever a dweller levels up they gain HP based on their Endurance, and this includes the gear they are wearing. If you can also equip them with +5 or +7 Endurance gear all the better. However if you want a Wasteland Runner, you should at minimum raise Endurance to 10 before sending them out into the Wastes. Without using a Save Editor of some kind there is no way to see your Dwellers' Max HP stat.
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