I have a room that I upgraded, not realizing that it had space next to it. I tried to merge it with a new room, but it didn't work. If I upgrade the one-off room, will it merge with the existing room?
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Yes, it will merge with the other room once you upgrade it to the same tier. It is a net loss in caps, because upgrading a merged room is cheaper than upgrading the individual rooms, but you will have your triple sized room at the end.
answered Jun 21, 2015 at 20:03
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