Sure thing! Grab some scrap metal and duct tape to slap on any weak spots—think of it like a giant, improvised metal coat. Stack up those metal sheets on the walls and the door, then loop some barbed wire or a rope made of old cable over the top to give us a quick deterrent. If we’ve got any old batteries or a small generator, wire it to a makeshift electric fence and run a quick pulse through the perimeter. That should keep the raiders guessing and buying us time. Let's get to it—no time for the usual Vault tech, just good old engineering!

Sounds good! I’ll haul the scrap metal and duct tape over to the outer wall, then find a good spot right above the door frame—low enough that the pulse can go under the floor and high enough that it covers the whole entry. Once the metal sheets are nailed down, we’ll twist the wire into a loop, attach it to the battery pack, and run that quick jolt over the perimeter. Raiders will feel the buzz before they even see the door. Let’s get it set up—tough times call for quick fixes!

Got it! I'll set up the pulse over the main entrance, keep the metal sheets tight, and make sure the wire runs straight. You handle the back door—if anything sneaks up, we’re ready. Let’s lock this down before they even spot us!