Arqade Asked on February 7, 2021
In Factorio do more biters spawn in multiplayer versus singleplayer?
I’ve been running a server and it seems like there are a ton more bugs to the point where it is dangerous to play on the server alone. Did we just get spawned into a rough neighborhood or do MP servers generally have more biters?
The settings for the server are for the "normal" amount of biters:
{
"coal": {"frequency": "normal", "size": "normal", "richness": "normal"},
"copper-ore": {"frequency": "normal", "size": "normal", "richness": "normal"},
"crude-oil": {"frequency": "normal", "size": "normal", "richness": "normal"},
"enemy-base": {"frequency": "normal", "size": "normal", "richness": "normal"},
"iron-ore": {"frequency": "normal", "size": "normal", "richness": "normal"},
"stone": {"frequency": "normal", "size": "normal", "richness": "normal"},
"uranium-ore": {"frequency": "normal", "size": "normal", "richness": "normal"} },
There is no difference between singleplayer and multiplayer enemy spawning while using equal settings.
More Biters will appear over time while the server is running, even if 0 players are online. That's configurable (there is a setting to auto-pause the game while no-one is playing).
Answered by Otto V. on February 7, 2021
How many Biters spawn is determined by the evolution factor, as is stated in the wiki:
Besides choosing what kind of biter will be spawned, the evolution factor also influences the spawning interval. This interval (spawning_cooldown in the enemy-spawner definition) is interpolated between 360 (0 evolution) and 150 (1 evolution) game ticks (= 6 to 2.5 seconds)
There are 3 things that can increase evolution:
If you want to find what evolution factor you have you can run the following command in the console:
/evolution
Keep in mind the evolution factor is in a range of 0 (lowest) to 1 (highest).
You can find more information on evolution here: https://wiki.factorio.com/Enemies#Evolution
Answered by Unknown on February 7, 2021
Biter and spitter nests consume pollution, and when they consumed enough, they spawn a new enemy. So the number of biter spawns is a function of how much pollution the player(s) generate.
More players are usually more productive and thus create more pollution which in turn results in more biters getting spawned.
Answered by Philipp on February 7, 2021
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