So, OP asked a way to speed the game up, and that is a very valid way of speeding it up. The only one who loses anything here is you, particularly if your save file gets corrupted or lost for whatever reason - know those 5€ you spent? If you delete your current vault, the starter pack you bought is already gone, even if you never opened it. The notion that they lost anything by anyone editing a save is ridiculous. The argument of whether it is moral or not is an entirely different argument, so don't strawman here. One thing buying ingame items as a form of donation or support, the other one is frowning on save editors and dismissing them as 'cheating' while their only purpose is to add those ingame items anyway, making your point entirely moot. I prefer to take my time and If I fail I try again and again. I don't need to be a pro for play a game bro,I just use my brain because the mechanic of the game is easy. 5€ spent is nothing compared to the thousand $ you made them lose by cheating. I have a shelter with 43 dwellers so far no cheat and I bought the starter pack. Originally posted by Mizukisha:When you pay for a game even if it got bugs,you help to its development,the devs update it more but when you cheat they won't care about people anymore and they give up on the game.

When you pay for a game even if it got bugs,you help to its development,the devs update it more but when you cheat they won't care about people anymore and they give up on the game. So, paying money for Nuka-Cola Quantum, starter pack crates and lunchboxes isn't cheating, but adding them in with the save editor is? Spare us, you just missed an excellent opportunity to abstain from saying anything, if you really feel like you must be a 'pro' at a. Using cheats will just prove you're bad and should uninstall the game

Why would you do that? enjoy the game,it's easy. Originally posted by Mizukisha:Using save editor is not the solution bro.

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