Board Thread:Plants vs. Zombies 2/@comment-25546049-20160420204645/@comment-26942983-20160429181741

TheGollddMAN wrote: IG Gaming + Maramok= Awesome wrote: TheGollddMAN wrote: IG Gaming + Maramok= Awesome wrote: TheGollddMAN wrote: IG Gaming + Maramok= Awesome wrote: Rororoxor wrote: IG Gaming + Maramok= Awesome wrote: Hey, I just realized that Wasabi Whip is great against wizards! uhhh...i dont see how. maybe octopi, but not wizards Place them behind the wizards. If that is so helpful, it can be said that as well for Bonk Choy, Celery Stalker, Split Pea, any explosives. Also, that would mean letting them get past and then putting them at the back only to dig them up or let them be eaten by the next wave. That's bad strategy. The problem with celery stalker and explosives are recharge time. And split pea doesn't damage quickly enough. Explosives do have a larger recharge time but when you use them zombies always die. I may not even need to use WW if I just blow them up. Not to mention, you didn't address the fact that it's not strategically effective to purposefully put plants behind zombies when the zombies will very well be well out of reach after two tiles where this plant won't be able to hit it and then I'll have to dig it up to save sun. That's not useful at all. At least Split Pea has range.

Plants hitting front and back sounds good but theren't a lot of situations where it comes into play. I'd rather use WW for hitting stuff front than back (and many others will too). But WW will kill the wizard in 6 seconds... And again, that means shoveling up plants for the next wave. Let's say there are 5 wizards in each row. That means I'll have to waste 750 sun for them just to dig them up again. Not to mention, if there are multiple Wizards, then the WW will target one Wizard and then the next. That takes too much time. I'd rather kill them in 1 second with my Grapeshot and/or Cherry Bomb than WW's 6. Logically, this scenario is not profitable to the player. Two slots for the bomb vs 1 for WW

Also, you lose very little sun with the shovel.