Thanks for watching my Plants vs. Zombies: Heroes Gameplay and Walkthrough! This game is available on iOS and Android! You may have seen a trailer or review, but this playthrough will feature gameplay of all characters, all heroes, and tons of quests!
☆°《☆》°☆Greetings!☆°《☆》°☆I haven't written a proper blog, not even a normal blog in quite a while, so.I made this! You read the title, (did you?:eyes: ) you know what's the blog about.
I planned on making this blog a long time ago, after seeing post, but as always, I was busy with shit. So I said, what better time to write it but now, that FryEmUp also made about a simmilar topic.(Please take note that this is my opinion, and it may be different than yours.)So without further ado.☆°《☆》°☆Nr.☆°《☆》°☆. ☆°《☆》°☆Three-Headed Chomper☆°《☆》°☆As for number 9 we have a Solar plant.
Again, the ability is really good, and has some pretty decent stats for a 6 drop, but it's the cost that makes it so uhm, un-stable. To really make the most out of this card, you need to place it with a zombie here, and one next door, making it extremely vulnerable! Pair it with a team-up though, and you got control! (This was originally gonna be number 8, but I messed up the order, now that I think about it, it deserves number 9, still, really close difference from the next one)☆°《☆》°☆Nr.☆°《☆》°☆. ☆°《☆》°☆Soul Patch☆°《☆》°☆Soul Patch, or how I like to call him, the time saver. He is a really good card in case of an emergency, and does also pack a punch! It's special ability can be really greatly used with Citron's signature superpower, or with any other 'a plant can't be hurt this turn' card.
After he dies, there is (or was) a glitch that would make you get a insta block the next time your hero gets hurt, sparing you from even more damage! But there's also something bad.you can't quite rely on him if he's the only card on the board, as he'll probably survive one turn, but that can work too! The real down of this card are uhm. Daedly zombies. If one of them damages your hero (unless it has 1 attack), the soul patch will die, due to some code error.☆°《☆》°☆Nr.☆°《☆》°☆.
☆°《☆》°☆Cornucopia☆°《☆》°☆You kinda expected it, the all-mighty Cornucopia always gets number 1. It's stats make it a really good time saver, and great minion, but the ability is what makes it the best plant legendary imo.
I have only used this card 2 or 3 times (Mayflower),and even tho I didn't get other legendaries from it, I always got some decent plants, and I've always won the game that or the next turn. Even if you have all lanes empty, Cornucopia is a really decent card when you play it!Welp, that was it, I hope you have a great day!Steve - out.
See the massive amount of heroes? You'll only see about 5 of them in multiplayer battles.
If you don't like this game, play PVZ or PVZ2 instead.Genre:Card Collecting GamePlatforms:iOS, Android, SamsungRelease Date:2016Developer:PopCap GamesPublisher:Franchise:Plants vs. ZombiesPrevious Game:n/aNext Game:n/aPlants vs. Zombies Heroes is a collectible card game developed by PopCap Games and published.
The game first around March 2016, and officially released on October 18th, 2016, on the Apple App Store.: Getting past Diamond League is practically impossible without months of and grinding or paying massive amounts of cash. For reference, getting to Ultimate League (good luck with that) only gives you 400 gems, which is only enough to get 4 packs. The game is ridiculously unbalanced. Every set provides cards that completely destroy the opposing side, and while they usually get balanced after the next set, said set ends up releasing an even worse card. Poor plot with no ending either. Large presence of, especially in Daily Challenges and single player missions. Daily Challenges are either frustratingly hard or laughably easy because of specific field conditions, special rules, or the matchup between 2 different Strategy Decks.
The Strategy Decks give new players ideas on what kind of decks each hero can make. This is a good idea in concept, but most of the strategy decks contain numerous flaws such as insufficient early game, excessive late game, too many environments, cards that do not improve upon the deck's primary strategy, and insufficient copies of key cards like Berry Blast. A lot of Strategy Decks relies on legendaries to complete them too, meaning that there is more room for microtransactions.
There's virtually no reason to play the single-player mode except having no internet since they give fewer Tickets than online battles and provide no other reward. There's no ending at all too if you beat them all, it's just a waste of time. In addition, you can not replay any single-player level except the last one. Outside of Multiplayer, there is literally no replayability. A system to gain gems via grinding on watching ads is there, which would be fine if it worked for every player. Some players cannot watch these ads, and the ad system is already buggy to the point where you might not earn your gems after watching the ads.
The game is very glitchy, packed with game-breaking softlocking glitches. In the older versions of the game, there were many ways to freeze the game, and the friend list has always been a huge mess. Friend requests only work when they want to, and when you press the button to decline or accept a friend request, the game takes too long to register the input before something happens.
This game has too many connection issues. Even if the user's internet and game data is fine, the game disconnects you from the servers because 'There is a problem with your game' (or internet). Also, when you win a daily challenge, it may end up becoming 'unavailable' and give you none of the rewards for beating it. EA will also refuse any help related to this and 100% of the time blame it on you or your internet. Speaking of disconnections, this game does not give you a chance to reconnect if there is a problem with your game, and it does not penalize early concedes with more than the loss of 1 measly Star. Its punishment for frequent concedes is a gradual loss of stars, but that's it.
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Cheaters are fairly common because there is no system that kicks cheaters, let alone one that kicks those who constantly concede/disconnect. This means that you have to manually report the cheater to the EA forums and hope they take quick action. The playable Heroes can only be obtained by buying Premium packs, and even then, you only have a 3% chance per pack to get one.
Unlike cards, which can be crafted with Sparks, you cannot get Heroes in any other way. You can sometimes get Hero packs for 750 gems, but you get massively scammed in the way of cards as you only get 6 cards with most of them being uncommon. Several cards and mechanics. Zombot 1000 is basically Deathwing without the discard your hand effect, for example.
On April 10 and July 26 on 2017, EA released numerous rarity changes that screwed over new players. With these rarity changes, several important Common cards like Imp Commander, Shroom for Two, and Power Flower were made into Premiums. Other great cards like Punish-Shroom, Black-Eyed Pea and Pogo Bouncer used to be Uncommon or Rare, but their rarity was increased anyways. These rarity changes are such bad design choices. They even made rarity changes and DOWNGRADED cards. For example, Party Thyme started out as an Uncommon card that was a 1/5, which is good considering it can stay on the field for a good amount of time for you to start using Bonus Attacks, but in the official release, Party Thyme became 2/1, and became Uncommon to Super Rare, making Party Thyme not only rarer, but less helpful. This is also seen with Sow Magic Beans, it started out as an Uncommon card that just shuffled 4 Magic Beanstalks into your deck, but it was later changed to Super Rare but allowed the player to draw a card.
Sow Magic Beans had the draw card effect later removed, but its rarity still remained Super Rare. You can write an entire essay about why they suck; most of the time downgraded cards are only there for sparks. When EA made a bunch of cards into Legendaries during the rarity changes, only certain cards like Briar Rose and Poppin' Poppies have been buffed to match their new Legendary status. Others like Muscle Sprout have not received such changes, despite the fandom's constant demand to buff weak Legendaries and nerf overcentralizing ones like Briar Rose. The game teaches the player about a strategy called Tribe Synergy, such as Torchwood's interaction with Pea Plants.
However, the following Tribes do not have Common synergy cards because of the rarity changes: Nuts, Flowers, Beans, Imps, Science, Berries, Pirates, Gargantuars, Leafy, Professionals, and Mustaches. This means that if the player wants to experiment with Tribe-based decks, they have to buy packs, and it doesn't help that some of the tribe synergy cards used to be Common. For the Colossal Fossils and Triassic Triumph sets, EA had the nerve to pass off several pre-existing Tokens as new ownable cards. Some of these Tokens are bad choices for ownable cards because they are expensive and lack 'When played' effects that increase their value before they get removed. They also defeat the purpose of cards, Sunnier Shroom was made a uncommon ownable card; which defeats the purpose of both Sun Shroom and Twin Sunflower, because Twin Sunflower is a Super Rare with 2 Health, while Sunnier Shroom has 3 health and is uncommon. Sun Shroom's purpose was to grow into a Sunnier Shroom, so that means any of those important Super Rare cards you just had has been overshadowed and you might as well just spark them.
This is because mass layoffs happened on 2017, which included laying off animators. Non-paid Event Cards can be crafted for the same cost as a Super Rare, implying that they have similar firepower.
However, several Event cards like Witch Hazel and Gargantuar-Throwing Imp are horrible wastes of sparks that use cool names or appearances in past PvZ games to gain a new or gullible player's trust. Luck-based Superpowers such as Whirlwind, Dolphinado, and Transmogrify can cause their users to lose games that they should've won. The former two bounce a random enemy minion, which is unreliable and adds unnecessary RNG for the Heroes that can use them: Green Shadow, Nightcap, Brain Freeze and Neptuna. What's worse is that these Superpowers have never changed. Transmogrify turns a Zombie into a random Zombie that costs 1 Brain, which would be good if it didn't frequently turn big Zombies into smaller Zombies that will still help the Zombie hero. Speaking of luck, sometimes aspects of the game like the Super-Block Meter may make games only rely on luck to win and give cheap losses.
There is little to no skill factor required; you might have the best hand in the meta and still easily lose if your starting hand proves you unlucky and your Super-Block Meter doesn't want you to win. The loading times are incredibly long, especially on slow internet. Some players might also be unable to play because their loading is halted with a 'Connection error'.
While it can be bypassed by disabling internet, this makes the main portion of the game (Multiplayer) unplayable. False advertising: In one update, EA stated that the daily challenges would be changed. Despite that, they remained the same sans the addition of newer sets affecting the decks of older challenges. The art style and graphics captures the Plants vs. Zombies style perfectly. Earlier versions of the game were more balanced and less pay-to-win/grind-to-win.