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Some tower with ~150 "eye of night" creatures.
I guess some areas are just unplayable :(
It's the same for me
They keep pushing each others, falling, wounding them, which enrage them, then they calm down.
make sure your forts are not extreme embark sizes (too large and even pathfinding simply breaks, 3x3 is plenty and larger should be for some specific purpose)
I play on one giant ocean-surrounded continent on Small (65x65) sized worlds, and they are plenty large enough. I stopped experiencing the 'slowdowns' you guys are referring to long ago when I got better at worldgen