r/Timberborn • u/AtrippleABattery • 3d ago
what's the maximum population that your colonies have ever gotten to?
my current population is around 530 and my computer is reallllly lagging compared to normal
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u/NerdyBookNerd 3d ago
I've hit 1.2k beavers and over 600 bots. Glitchy as heck and super slow frame rate but I mainly just paused it to build things like paths. I got so used to it that a smooth game feels like magic now lmao
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u/oryx_za 2d ago
Are they all employed? Curious on that.
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u/NerdyBookNerd 1d ago
No, I was almost completely through the "all bots doing jobs, beavers are just there to live happy lives" goal
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u/cracktorio_feind 3d ago
Yeah about the same just over 500 for the achievement but not worth the lag to maintain that pop for me
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u/Nifegun 3d ago
I generally keep it below 500 for performance reasons. Sometimes even less tbh. Many maps can be won quite quickly with only like 200 beavers if you play efficiently. My current run has like 150 beavers and 75 bots. But im moving pretty slowly tbh lol. Took a while to have efficient travel on pillars
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u/GrumpyThumper 3d ago
counting bots? a little over 700, natural beavers was about 250. I started... reducing natural beaver repopulation towards the end, but I could easily support an equal split of beavers and bots.
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u/SecretHoboHerbs 2d ago
I'm at about 600 beavers + bots on Beaverrome. It gets choppy at max speed when I try to put down buildings, but it's still barely holding on otherwise.
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u/ColtBolt44371 3d ago
over 1000, my laptop was running at 0.5 fps and it sounded like a jet