Nest

A nest is a place for a colony to stay and live that is made by the colony or the queen

Pros: a place to live for the colony and to garther food cons: nests can get spotted by enemy alates

Nest types:
Customizable nest: common nest made for the colony to live

Example(s):



 * Regular nest: The most common type of all. They are usually in the underground, with a entrance that is 55 degrees away from the top angle.
 * Nests with a Queen chamber: A regular nest. But has members that care about their queen more than normal ants do.
 * Underwater nests: They are generally built in small ponds instead of the big lake. Not practical, since you have to struggle all the way to the above ground with the broken water physics.
 * The "Lazy man's lazy nest": Theese are just a dirt block placed on a body of a plant. It's practical if you are speedrunning to an alate. (or any other ant.)
 * "Prebuilded" nest: This "nest" is the cavern-like rock with the huge entrance. it's quick, but its more practical to use the Lazy man's lazy nest, if you are speedrunning.
 * The three entrance nest: Regular nest but has three entrances instead of one.Water nest 2.0.png
 * The sky nest: Theese ones are cool. They are sure a lot of effort, but the outcome is beautiful. and if you get raided by a colony withOUT an alate, you might be safe from the ants that does NOT know that you can climb slopes better if you are in first person and walk backwards.
 * The EFFORT nest: Generally an castle or a huge cavern. Not practical, too much time to do it. It has a lot of entrances and chambers.
 * The out of bounds nest: Theese are the nests that are out of the rocky walls that are preventing people to fall off the map. these nests can be done by: grabbing a dirt, putting it to the rocky wall, small dig, then grab. (do this 10 or 15 times and it's done.) Then get dirts, and put it out of the rocky walls that you made a tunnel in it by abusing the game's mechanics. Too much effort, and the outcome will be EXTREMELY laggy even when attacking a larvae. Not practical.