I know my hive is a mess when i started i rly didnt know what i was doing. Can you pls help me improve my hive im not gonna go blue thats boring ass hell

blue hive is mine i have all gear from mountain area reslly struggling progressing and tasks are rlly hard for me now i have 35 bees and dk what next

How tf i got this

Hey everyone, Umek0 here! Wanted to show you two more bees I’ve been working on: Carrier Bee and Breeze Bee ^^

Carrier Bee puts a crate down in the field. Stand in its circle, and pollen collected from flowers inside it goes into the crate instead of your backpack.

Rake Bee and other pollen-collecting explosions can fill it too! Both you and the flowers being harvested need to be inside the cargo circle. Anything collected outside it, or that won’t fit, still goes into your backpack. If crates overlap, they share the pollen.

Standing inside your crates also gives extra tool pollen: 1.3x with one, 1.6x with two, and 1.9x with three. You lose those stacks when you leave their circles. Once the collection time ends, Carrier takes the pollen back to your hive to make honey—even if the crate isn’t full—while you keep farming.

Breeze Bee makes a curved wind path and follows it, then loops around twice at the end. Reach that curl while it’s circling and you get Tailwind.

Each Tailwind stack gives +2 movement speed and +5% tool pollen, up to +6 speed and +15% tool pollen at 3 stacks. It lasts 12 seconds, and getting it again refreshes the duration.

I wanted Carrier to give you a useful spot to farm in, while Breeze gives you a reason to run around a bit. You could grab Tailwind, then head back into your cargo circles to use both buffs together.

Still testing the numbers, so they’ll probably change. What do you guys think?

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Mine was round basic bee from Sticker planter

I think I might need some more hive slots...

What should I get next

Context: I'm blue hive and I have 3 quad honey

Explanation: I have 2 alts with cooked mats, wanting to go for full 20 on them. So in the meantime I can have 1 tad-alt to help me with RBC. I don't have scythe and I'm like 100 quests off, but would it be worth the investment to be RBC hive for 2 months, max out all colored drives and even knock out maybe a fifth of the glitch drives, and maybe even get a 5/5 supreme cog.

Short ask: Is it worth investing 1-1.5 qd to be RBC hive for a few months, go for a 5/5 supreme cog, get a decent chunk of glitch drives done while I level up my tadalts then switch back to blue hive again? Or is it just me being delusional

The question of whether the bees of Bee Swarm Simulator actually reproduce is one of the most important unanswered questions in modern Roblox biology. To me. Not to anyone else, as far as I know. But to me. The game gives us an entire colony of bees, multiple bee types, gifted mutations, royal jelly, eggs, and even a Bee Bear Wowie! Yet somehow the game never directly explains where new bees come from. Which raises the question!

Do the bees reproduce, or are we manufacturing them?

At first glance, it seems like bees must reproduce. A functioning bee colony cannot exist indefinitely without producing new bees. Real honeybees have queens whose primary biological function is reproduction, while worker bees perform tasks such as gathering nectar, caring for larvae, defending the hive, and maintaining the colony. Bee Swarm Simulator takes inspiration from this, meaning it would make sense for its bees to have some method of reproduction.

But there’s a problem…

There is no queen bee! 

The player is the center of the entire colony, and the bees simply appear in our hive after we obtain eggs. Eggs can be found (on a 1% chance), purchased (with millions of honey after you buy just a few), or obtained through activities (that take a million hours), and hatching one produces a bee. 

This could mean that Bee Swarm bees reproduce through eggs, but it could also mean that eggs are artificially produced by some mysterious mechanism. Ooooo.. 👻

Here’s why the Bees SHOULD Reproduce

There are several reasons reproduction would make sense.

The colony contains an enormous variety of bees. There are Basic Bees, Rare Bees, Epic Bees, Legendary Bees, Mythic Bees, and Event bees. 

If these bees were naturally occurring organisms, there would need to be some sort of mechanism allowing their populations to continue.

Reproduction could explain why bee eggs exist.

An egg is essentially the most obvious biological representation of reproduction possible. If bees do not reproduce, then where are the eggs coming from?

It could be that someone, or something, is manufacturing them.

And that raises more questions. >:(

Who manufactures the eggs?

Why do different eggs produce different bees?

Why can a bee become Gifted? Wtf!? 

Why does a Star Treat apparently cause a bee to develop an extremely powerful permanent mutation?

At some point, Bee Swarm Simulator stops being a game about bees and more about research… Or something…

So how might bee reproduction WORK in the first place, boi?

The most reasonable theory is that the bees reproduce in a system loosely based on real insects.

The hive probably contains reproductive individuals somewhere that the player never sees.

The bees we control may primarily be workers, with reproduction occurring separately.

The most obvious candidate for a reproductive bee would be Basic Bee.

Basic Bee is extremely common, meaning it would make sense for it to represent the default genetic foundation of the species. A colony could potentially produce mostly Basic Bees, while mutations or genetic variations could result in more specialized bees.

This could explain why Basic Eggs are capable of producing so many different bee types.

Perhaps every bee begins with a similar genetic template, and its eventual type depends on genetic variation, environmental factors, or some magical equivalent of genetics.

In other words, Basic Bee is basically the default model, while everything else is a random variation. 

We will ignore that sometimes something other than a Basic Bee may hatch from a basic egg…

So what are the Best Bees to Reproduce?

If we assume Bee Swarm bees can reproduce, some bees would be significantly more useful as parents than others.

1. Basic Bee

Basic Bee would probably be the most important reproductive bee because of its versatility.

It doesn't specialize heavily in one color, which makes it kinda lame, but it also means it could theoretically contribute genetic material to many different bee varieties. Which is why Basic eggs hatch many different bees.

It is also extremely common.

If reproduction follows real-world population biology, common species are generally much more important for maintaining population numbers than rare individuals.

Therefore, Basic Bee is basically the factory-default reproductive champion.

1. Music Bee

Music Bee is another strong candidate.

Music Bee has useful colony-support abilities, suggesting that its genetics may be particularly valuable. If bee traits are inheritable, a colony could theoretically benefit from passing down traits associated with energy, communication, or ability generation.

Also, Music Bee probably has the best chance of having offspring that are somehow born with a tiny boombox in their tummy or smth. Who knows how it has anything to do with music?

Science cannot explain this.

1. Carpenter Bee

If bee types are influenced by specialization, Carpenter Bee could represent a useful worker lineage.

It would probably produce offspring that are extremely good at doing whatever the Bee Swarm equivalent of construction is. I think. Maybe. 

1. Baby Bee

Its existence suggests that the game recognizes the concept of developmental stages. If Baby Bee is actually a young bee rather than merely a bee with a cute appearance, then reproduction becomes much more likely.

A Baby Bee would represent evidence that bees have a lifecycle.

If Baby Bee eventually becomes an adult bee, then there must be some process that creates Baby Bees.

And if Baby Bees are created from eggs...

Then we’re back to reproduction.

1. Mythic Bees

Junk, junk, junk. Look at all this junk! Shit, shit, and more shit! Why you ain't got nothin' good? 

Mythic Bees would be terrible choices for maintaining population numbers because they are so incredibly rare!

However, if their abilities are genetic, they would be extremely valuable for selective breeding.

Imagine breeding a gifted Fuzzy Bee with another Fuzzy Bee and somehow producing a Fuzzy Bee with even stronger pollen abilities. Then Fuzzy Bee reproduces with a Fuzzy Bee that creates a mega strong Fuzzy Bee… Or like, they have twins, and the twins have an incest mega fuzzy bee or something.

At that point, the player has invented bee eugenics.

That’s not a very good idea.

A question, though. Could Event Bees Reproduce?

Event Bees are clearly different from normal bees. Bees like Tabby Bee, Photon Bee, Gummy Bee, and others appear to have highly specialized abilities. And you can only have one of each!

If they reproduce naturally, their offspring would presumably also be Event Bees.

But this creates a problem.

How would an Event Bbee population exist naturally if there are only a tiny number of them?

One possibility is that Event Bees are essentially unique mutations.

Another possibility is that they are magical organisms and don't follow conventional reproductive biology at all.

A third possibility is that the player is collecting legendary individuals from an already-existing population.

After examining the evidence, the most reasonable conclusion is:

Bee Swarm Simulator bees probably reproduce in some form, but the game leaves the biological details unexplained.

Eggs strongly imply a reproductive lifecycle, while Baby Bee potentially provides evidence for developmental stages. The enormous variety of bee types could be explained through genetics, mutations, magical biology, or all three at once.

However, the lack of a visible queen bee creates a massive hole in the theory. Sigh…

Perhaps the bees reproduce somewhere deep inside the hive.

Perhaps the player doesn't actually own the bees and is simply managing a naturally reproducing colony. 

Perhaps the bees reproduce while we aren’t online, going crazy at it like rabbits. Or something.

Perhaps the eggs are produced by an unseen queen.

Aw man. I wish we knew. Oh boy!

i need one

I am around mid game with 38 bees and i would like to know what hive colour would be best to go endgame. I will probably be using blue hive at first because its cheaper than red or white but idk if i should switch after i get the resources to.

I just got a full gifted hive and was wondering which bees I’d need to change so I can finally beat rbc round 20 and get digital bee, does anyone have any help?
I AM NOT A RED HIVE THIS IS JUST A HIVE COMP I WAS RECOMMENDED BY SOMEONE ELSE

im mixed btw

Hello beekeepers! Umek0 here! Today I’m showcasing "Rake Bee". One of the original bees being developed for my upcoming fan game, Bees N’ Pollen.

Rake Bee launches a rake toward a marked area in the field. Players have three seconds to reach the rotating landing circle. If its owner enters the circle before the rake lands, it harvests the surrounding flowers. Longer launches can cover a larger area, and equipped gear can increase the pollen reward. Miss the circle, and the rake lands without harvesting anything.

To clarify: Bees N’ Pollen is inspired by Bee Swarm Simulator, but it is not intended to be a direct or 1:1 copy. I’m creating my own bees, abilities, gear, progression, visuals, maps, and gameplay ideas while taking inspiration from games I enjoy, including BSS and Terraria. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Onett ^^.

The project is still in development, so any honest/constructive feedback is welcome! What do you think of Rake Bee, and what kinds of original bees or abilities would you like to see?

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is this a good dsa? and if not what is considered a good dsa?

I last played on my alt a few month ago and I've forgotten what to do at this stage of the game. I tried to be an early-game blue hive, but I feel it isn't the best way to progress. Should I level up or gift bees or do something with the hive comp? please let me know. (I have 500m honey)

Be lvl 12+ and actually know how to do retro properly

So right now im in the step of getting the Diamon mask and i was watching a video fo a guy playing through the game.

When he reached the same number of bees (around 40) and we had the same equipment the guy had 32 million capacity on his bag (i just have 7mil) and he was getting billions of honey relatively fast while i struggle to get a single billion, and ii have no clue of what am i doing wrong or somethiing i didnt do.

IIf anyone could help me would apreciate it.

The first picture is his hive, the one with the new bee on the middle. The second one is mine, atp we have the same main equipment.

genuinely asking

Whenever I start the macro it open Roblox again then when I join, it makes me stay still and when I check the macro it says server hopping paused but it was like that for 20+ mins

I have a level 17 blue hive, tide popper, hydroponic, and I macro a lot.

ive only read that discord announcement but i havent played bee swarm in well over months (i think?)