2 (3.6.2007) This update plays the new Tumble Bees with ranks. It contains almost 170,000 words in its dictionary and each option is extremely configurable for your needs. Use the Ctrl key on your keyboard to pause Tumbly. You are awarded bonus points for filling the honey jar (finishing the round and reaching the bonus game). The bonus game is only good for tokens; it does not count toward rank progress.

• Auto: In Manual mode (also in Auto mode, actually), you can click Tumbly’s window on the best available word showing to have it clicked for you. This makes a very nice manual assistant for the game, ready to pounce on any word with just a single click.
• Think Time: After the selected time is over, Tumbly will stop thinking and play the best word it’s found at that point. If you want longer words, you should increase this option by sliding the bar higher (the 75 default is 5-10 seconds).
• Word Length: Put this all the way up to 10 to witness the intelligence of this impressive auto! But, if you think 2 to 9-letter words are enough and want Tumbly to perform faster by doing less, choose a lower Word Length instead. And since 5-letter words are good enough during bonus rounds, that's what the auto will click as a minimum. Therefore, this option is strictly for normal play and not the bonus rounds.
• Library Percent: The default of 50 should have you playing smoothly, but if your computer appears to be struggling, you can speed things up by choosing a smaller library percentage. With a larger library, the auto can create larger words, although it may cause older computers to slow down a little. A good suggestion would be to try the auto using 100% of its library and find out for yourself. Yes, there is a one-time library loading process each time you start Tumbly, but it's well worth the extra few seconds. Buzz word location is not affected by the percentage of the library you choose here, so feel free to slide this option to where you want it.
• Bonus Rounds: If you are after higher tokens leave this at 100; however, if faster rank progress is what you want, slide it down to 0 and never play any of the bonuses. Even though Tumbly whips through the minimum 5-letter words very quickly, I figured most of you would like to have this option.
• Game Speed: Slide default 50 up for faster letter-clicking, or down if you have an older computer that needs the honeycomb clicked slower. An impressive use of this option would be to lower it all the way down to 0, where it will take so long to click letters it is almost napping. This will help free some time to allow the letters a chance to fill your honeycomb a little higher, which in turn gives the auto more options for creating words.
• Win Percent: Choose how often you want me to lose a game to maintain the win-loss ratio showing in your stats. I will submit one word... and then hit the “New Game” button to force a loss.
• Ignore Blue: Blue honeycomb letters could help or hinder you. If you prefer to have your honeycomb filled so the auto can find larger words and finish the games quickly, check mark this option. All blue tiles would be completely ignored (including possible Buzz words, unfortunately).
• Buzz words: At the start of each Think Time period, Tumbly quickly checks the current Buzz word before attempting anything else. If it exists, it will be clicked instantly so your honeycomb is converted for the green bonus points. This fills your honey jar faster and also racks up extra points for your final game score. If you are using the auto in manual mode, the Buzz word will flash as it's displayed in my window to help you see it better.
• Wild stars: These are ignored (on purpose) during the normal rounds since the auto is smart enough without them! And in doing so, this allows the Buzz word to be created more often since there are so many stars laying around. But in the bonus rounds, the stars are definitely used.