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If a colony have enough size and food the player may instruct it to swarm. | If a colony have enough size and food the player may instruct it to swarm. | ||
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This causes a drop in population and food and a [[Swarming Colony]] will appear on the ground near the colony after some time. | This causes a drop in population and food and a [[Swarming Colony]] will appear on the ground near the colony after some time. | ||
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Note that the swarming colony, once released, may be picked by any allied player or destroyed by enemy players. | Note that the swarming colony, once released, may be picked by any allied player or destroyed by enemy players. | ||
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The swarm slowly move away from the colony. If no one picks up the swarm it either die or try to found a colony for the independent [[Species]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:36, 6 June 2018
If a colony have enough size and food the player may instruct it to swarm.
This causes a drop in population and food and a Swarming Colony will appear on the ground near the colony after some time.
Note that the swarming colony, once released, may be picked by any allied player or destroyed by enemy players.
The swarm slowly move away from the colony. If no one picks up the swarm it either die or try to found a colony for the independent Species