(Though early in the game I did move weapons around. I don't bother to try to respond to incidents by moving people around. I also make sure that any production room that I have upgraded is fully staffed. For example I have fully upgraded a Nuka-Cola bottling plant next to the vault door, and the dwellers there are armed to the teeth. The only rooms I do upgrade are the energy/water/food resource production rooms. Most of the time I leave these later rooms occupied by a single dweller, and that's enough to deal with any incidents. I also don't upgrade medical and science rooms, so I can rush them over and over as necessary to generate stimpacks/radaways or to get rushing or incident related objectives. In particular training rooms don't benefit much from upgrades so I don't bother to upgrade those rooms. Incidents are much worse in fully upgraded rooms than a room with hasn't been upgraded. I mean, Deathclaws don't even inflict any casualties anymore, and they don't even clear my first floor - but roaches? A fire? Best break out the stimpacks! Molerats!? Don't get me started! Fifteen shots with the shotgun.
What's the deal Bethesda!? Shouldn't I have a LITTLE better chance than that!? I'm getting a little frustrated having to revive tens of dwellers twice a day because I looked away too long. One, single-room infestation, turns into five rooms with 90 roaches swarming everything that moves - all because I didn't catch it in time, and my armed, 5-stat, level 50 dwellers couldn't hang. Now - this is all fine and dandy if you're constantly watching your vault and hitting people with stimpacks as they dwindle, but letting the game run at work and glancing down at my phone every few minutes, this can become a serious problem.
Handy assisting them, to an infestation of five roaches. I just watched five of six dwellers die, with a Mr. NOW, with a vault at 200 dwellers, everyone equipped with a gun ( almost entirely sawed-off shotguns or better ), and a large number of level fifty dwellers - the incidents are becoming downright absurd. At that point in the game, I had probably half of my dwellers equipped with weapons, and most of them were somewhere just shy of level twenty. Early on in Fallout Shelter, I had the occasional incident from rushing, or just at random - and nine times out of ten I'd handle it without much of a problem.
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