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Fallout Shelter Super Mutants Fallout shelter super mutants Continue There are 11 unique quiz sets in fallout Shelter Weekly quest games show the glove to lose your head. Check the duration of the Weekly quest and refer to the table below for the right answers, otherwise be prepared to lose :) Weekly quests are repeated with varying challenges and requirements, but the questions remain the same. Also, see Fallout Shelter's Cover List quests for the Fallout Shelter Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 14h 0m Answers 1 Who was the insane leader of The Republic Dave? Uh uh... Dave? I'll tell Dave. I hope it's Dave. Bruce. 2 What was Rivet City like before the war? Линкор авианосец Iron Foundry Rusty? Full of holes? I do not know! 3 Sarah Lyons is a member of which group? The Brotherhood of Steel Minutemen Enclave Association of Zookeepers? 4 Who was trapped on the roof of the Trinity Tower? George Cooper Bill Sutton Rex Goodman Your Mother - Fallout Shelter Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 16h 0m Answers 1 Who is the most famous reporter in Diamond City? Travis Miles Vadim Beaver Piper Wright Walter Cronkite? 2 Who was the sheriff of Megaton? Luca Sims Lucas Sims Lucas Simms Billy Kid 3 What deadly creature lurks in salem witchcraft museum? Deathclaw Super Mutant Hippopotamus Mireluk King Legendary Radroach? 4 Who is the DJ for Galaxy News Radio? Dogman Big Dog Three Dog Dogmeat - Fallout Shelter Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 18h 0m Answers 1 What book was Moira trying to write? All about Radroaches How to Live in the Wasteland Survival Guide to War and Peace 2 What was Moira's last name? Brown McLwire Trick question. She didn't have a last name I never bothered to know his 3 What shop does Moira send lonely Wanderer for food? Farmer's Market Big Brands Buying Mart Super-Duper Mart zoo? 4 Which of them Moira didn't send the Lone Wanderer? Minefield Nuka-Cola Sewer Factory to Test Mole Rat Repellent Straight to Bed Without Dinner - Fallout Shelter Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 20h 0m Responses 1 How did the Brotherhood come to the Commonwealth? On an armored train in an airship on the aircraft carrier Donkey. Many Donkeys 2 That the Brotherhood became a member of the take refuge in Cambridge police station? Paladin Danse Scribe Haylen Paladin Danse and Scribe Haylen Donkey 3 What advanced technology is used by many members of the Brotherhood of Steel? Power Armor Gauss Rifle Robots Armored Donkeys 4 What was the Brotherhood of Steel looking for at Mass Fusion headquarters? Mega nuke Beryllium agitator Liberty Prime head ass and Fallout Housing Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 22h 0m Answers 1 Who's the old psychic with Minutemen? Sturges Preston Garvey Mama Murphy I Don't Believe in Psychics 2 Which Military Group Held Project Purity Before It Can Be Activated? Enclave Brotherhood Steel Band Super Mutants quartet 3 Who Who Crazy mechanic in the railroad? Tinker Ted Tinker Tim Tinker Tom Mike Mechanic 4 What eyesore did Allistair Tenpenny want gone? Megaton Ghouls Washington Monument Bad Hair - Fallout Asylum Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 1d 0m Answers 1 Who were the military mercenaries in the Capital Of the Wasteland? Little Lamplighteres Reilly Rangers Talon company Goon Swarm 2 Which organization has created synthesizers? The Brotherhood has become the Institute of Rail Synthesizers! I hate The Synthes! 3 Which monument did Hannibal Hamlin want to restore? Lincoln Memorial Jefferson Memorial Washington Monument Monument itself? 4 What was the name of the Hippopotamus hiding in Boston Pond? Swan Goose Heron Some Bird I Think Fallout Housing Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 15h 0m Answers 1 Which famous statue lost its head in the capital of the Wasteland? George Washington Abraham Lincoln Thomas Jefferson Mike Mechanic 2 What little boy is trapped in a refrigerator in the Commonwealth? Billy Donnie quentin Annabelle 3 Super Mutants were created using ... Fundamentally Improved Venom Corrected Endemic Virulent Forced Evolutionary Virus Glass of Water 4 Which group worships Glow? Children of Adam's Children of The Atom Several species of small furry animals gathered in the cave - Fallout Shelter Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 21h 0m Answers 1 Far Harbor Island is in that former state? Connecticut Maine Rhode Island State Confusion 2 What Is DiMA? Robot Synth Computer Deluxe Burger 3 What Are the Children's Names atom base on Far Harbor Island? The core of the Mountain Desert Island Puupok facility Acadia Federal Naval Base Uh ... Joe's spooks? 4 Why did Kasumi Nakano escape to Acadia? She wanted to live a life of adventure Her mother was cruel to her She believed she was a synth Kasumi ran away? How awful! Fallout Shelter Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 19h 0m Answers 1 What is the settlement closest to Vault 111? Lexington Sanctuary Concord Beloit 2 Who cuts bushes in sanctuary? Marcy Long Sturges Codsworth My Aunt Tilly 3 Who wanders around the Red Rocket near the sanctuary? Red Rover Spot Dogmeat President 4 The Great War began just before the holiday? Thanksgiving Halloween Labor Day Shrove Tuesday - Fallout Housing Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 17h 0m Answers 1 Kids Atom make your home in what Commonwealth region? Glowing Sea Glowing Land Sea of Atoms Good two-room in Waltham 2 Where was Lorenzo Cabot in captivity? Parson State Insane Asylum Cambridge Police Station Kendall Hospital sent to his room without dinner 3 Which of the following is not a place in the commonwealth? The Harbor Hotel Cambridge Campus Diner Medical Center Metro Boston 4 Where was the headquarters Fort Lynn Fort Strong In Mom's House Yo ' Fallout Shelter Weekly quest - Game Show Gauntlet - Duration: 23h 0m Answers 1 Title of One of the Raiders Gang in Nuka World! Choose any one pupil (right) Operators (right) Package (right) Scaredy Cats (wrong) 2 What weapon is needed to defeat Riker? Super Sleigh Fat Man Gatling Laser squirt Gun 3 What Are Hubologists After? Spaceship Giant Wheel More members Perfect BLT 4 Which ones don't taste Nuka-Cola? Nuka Fresh Nuka Sunrise Nuka Buzz Nuka-Cola quantum No. 44 QUESTONS Version 1.8 This page lists all the creatures in Fallout Shelter. The content is not detailed on this page. For more information, please see the relevant articles. For creatures in other Fallout games, please watch Creature. For a review of Fallout Shelter content, please contact Portal:Fallout Shelter. The contents of the Creatures show will randomly attack the vault in the form of incidents. This can also happen after a failure peak. Mole rats and radroaches breed in nearby rooms if there are no targets in the infected room (s), or if no one enters the room for a short time after their caviar. The strength of rats and radroaches depends on the level of the room in which they spawn. The average level of the resident inside this room can also be a factor. Allowing intruders to multiply is likely to destroy the vault. The Radscorpions are also involved in the incidents. Unlike mole rats and radroaches, radscorpions do not reproduce. Instead, they turn over to a random room if they didn't kill fast enough in the previous room. They repeat the process until they are killed or left after a long period of time. The creature of the encounter during the study of The Creatures can also be seen by the inhabitants of the vault during the study, but will not be physically visible in the game. Killing these creatures gives exploring the experience of the inhabitant. If a resident is too weak to kill a creature and has to flee, he still gets ten percent of the bill. The farther the resident (s) goes into the wasteland, the more dangerous the creatures become. The creature of the encounter during the questsInite Creatures meet in quests can be seen, unlike creatures encountered when exploring the wasteland. Inhabitants are able to cause critical damage to creatures found during quests. When a creature has a higher level than usual, the skull () will appear next to their health bar. MammalEdit Feral Ghor Super Mutant Creature Meets when studied: Name Type Feral ghoul Ghoul 360 Feral ghoul roamer Ghoul 1155 Feral ghoul reaver Ghoul 2060 Super Mutant Super Mutant 2920 Super Mutant Master Super Mutant 3280 Super Mutant Master Super Mutant 3685 Super Mutant Hippopotamus Super Mutant 4000 Centaur Centauri 1835 Wild Dog Dog 200 Dog Dog 455 Guard Dog Dog 815 Vicious Dog Dog 1635 Mole Rat Mole Rat 255 Yao Guay Yao Guai 320 320 Deathclaw Creature Encounters when Exploring: Name Type Deathclaw Deathclaw 2315 Enclave deathclaw Deathclaw 2600 ArthropodsEdit Radroach Radroach Radscorpion Creature encounters when studied: Name Typefly Bloatfly 255 Radroach Radroach 285 Giant Ant Ant 405 Giant Working Ant Giant 510 Giant Ant Giant Ant 645 Radscorpion Radscorpion 575 Giant Radscorpion Radscorpion 1295 Fiery Ant Fire Ant 725 Fire Ant Warrior 915 Mireluk Mireluk 1030 Mireluk Hunter Mireluk 1455 Super Mutants are enemies found in Fallout Shelter. The contents of the show FeaturesEnit Super mutants mutated humans, the products of infection by the coercive evolutionary virus (VEH). They are much taller, bulkier and more muscular than pure deformation people, have (mostly) green, gray or yellowish skin, are immune to disease and radiation, and are gifted with superhuman strength and endurance. Although they are completely sterile, the rapid regeneration of their cells caused by VET makes them virtually biologically immortal (but not immune from death from injury). They may encounter the inhabitants of the vault, exploring the wasteland.
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