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While trying to decide which defense strategy is best to guard my vault against raiders, I came across some conflicting information about the room occupancy.

Some say that the only benefit we get from upgrading the vault door is that it gives us more time before raiders enter the vault (so I assume it will still hold only 2 guards), while James says in this great answer about room layout strategy) that you can place four guards at the gate.

Do NOT use the gate room for defense. You can only put four people in there.. its just not as effective as a full sized room can be.

So, what is the maximum number of guards that can be assigned to a fully upgraded vault door room? 2 or 4?

If it's 4, I'll fork over some caps to upgrade the room and have my guards there to minimize raiders time inside the vault, while also having a 6 people room next door armed to the teeth.

If it's 2, I'll save some caps and won't bother upgrading the room. I'll leave the guards in the room next door.

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    Not that it bothers me that much, but why the downvote? I did try to state my question clearly and did research into the subject before asking it. Is there anything wrong with the way I posed the question?
    – Ricardo
    Commented Aug 29, 2015 at 23:21
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    I also read that note about having "only 4" dwellers at the vault door and I upgraded all the way hoping to use it. Even when outnumbered, a high-stat, high-level, well-armed dweller can hold his own and delay the enemies while you sort out the subsequent rooms.
    – Samthere
    Commented Sep 1, 2015 at 10:18

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While it looks like it should be able to hold four dwellers, I can only assign two dwellers to my fully upgraded vault door.

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  • Spot on. Its two
    – user106385
    Commented Aug 29, 2015 at 23:04
  • Yeah, its size seems to suggest it can hold 4, and I really wanted it to. Anyway, your answer did save me a number of caps. Thanks!
    – Ricardo
    Commented Aug 29, 2015 at 23:25
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    @Guy - there!!!
    – Ricardo
    Commented Aug 31, 2015 at 11:14

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