Use Majors and Drones in Grow A Colony combat, protect routes, and approach recorded three-wave Raids plus older boss routes without invented stats or rewards.
The official description names Majors and Drones as fighters and Bugs, Creatures, and Colonies as targets. Update 5.9 recorded a three-wave Raid System. Update 6 does not itemize a Raid change; use the live interface before treating that structure as unchanged or removed. Older community videos show Snake Boss and Queen Bee encounters, but do not establish their current classification, stats, rewards, spawn rules, or a permanent best team.
Update 6 adds Beetle, and the official Beetle (Perm) Pass is listed at 499 Robux. The public material does not publish a free route, Point cost, stats, role, Boss or Raid classification. Do not classify Beetle as a Boss, fighter, Queen form or Raid reward from the title alone.
Read the Update 6 evidenceStop at the first step that does not match what you see.
Confirm that at least one Worker route can complete before adding avoidable combat pressure. Food instability makes it harder to tell whether a fighting choice actually helps the colony.
Use a Major or Drone because those are the two roles publicly assigned to fighting. Do not assume a specialization the current interface does not show.
The public description supports Bugs, Creatures, and Colonies. Community videos show Snake Boss and Queen Bee; verify the current entrance and prompt before preparing around either route.
A useful fighting unit should help the chosen job without leaving the Queen or Worker path exposed. Observe whether the Food loop remains stable during the encounter.
If the live game still shows the recorded three-wave structure, follow all three waves and wait for a visible completion or result. One wave is not a full completed Raid.
The game says combat can give more ants and Food, but no fixed amount is published. Record the result you see with the version and avoid turning one boss or target outcome into a guarantee.
Move fighting attention toward route protection, shorten the Worker path, and retest the same Food target after pressure clears.
Treat both as fighters until the live UI or repeatable current behavior reveals a practical difference.
Treat the linked video as pre-Update 6 community evidence. Follow the live entrance, prompts, arena, and outcome if the current game differs.
Confirm the exact game and a fresh server. A video can prove an encounter was visible when recorded, not its permanent availability.
An unstable gathering loop can make every later loss look like a combat problem.
The official description names ants and Food as outcomes but does not specify amounts, odds, or target-by-target tables.
A video does not establish permanent health, damage, reward amounts, cooldowns, or the best team after later updates.
The archived 2.5% Snake model applies per completed Raid and Update 5.9 does not confirm a roll after every wave.
Keep the official role and target-family claims separate from video-observed Snake Boss and Queen Bee encounters.
Revision: this route was reviewed for Update 6. Official descriptions establish only the claims explicitly labelled official; live prompts and dated observations supply the remaining checks.
The confirmed 499 Robux Pass route; free access, stats and role remain unconfirmed.
Beetle Creature, broad QOL changes, and the limits of the public announcement.
Compare the two fighting roles conservatively.
Prepare, follow all waves, and recognize a full completion.
Use pre-Update 6 footage with explicit current-version checks.
Prepare by visible readiness, not invented stats.
Know when the colony is ready to fight or raid.
Beetle Creature, broad QOL changes, and the limits of the public announcement.
Majors and Drones are the two fighting roles named in the official game description.
The official description names Bugs, Creatures, and Colonies. Recent community videos also show Snake Boss and Queen Bee encounters.
The description says more ants and Food, without a fixed amount or probability.
Update 5.9 recorded a three-wave Raid System. Update 6 does not itemize a Raid change; use the live interface before treating that structure as unchanged or removed. Wave enemies, timing, scaling and rewards are not published.
Community videos show Snake Boss and Queen Bee. Their current classification, health, damage, rewards, spawn rules, and permanent best teams remain unconfirmed.
