What do you think about these new mint plants? Are they good? Should they be nerfed or something? A lot of new other mint plants are coming soon, like the frozen mint (i don’t know its real name) that boosts all ice plants like Snow Pea, Missile Toe or Winter Melon. Tell me below!
Han0303 wrote:
Ackmondual wrote:
Fice613 wrote: I agree with Ackmondual about the way they play on words with the mints. However, I do think mints are a good addition. Has anybody used Reinforce-mint yet? IT IS AMAZING! It automatically gives all defensive plants their respective armor, has Aloe heal/overheal all plants next to it, and makes Pea-nut shoot super strong peas, which can almost kill a gargantuar in one boost. I don't understand why everybody hates the mints and the mint family. Sure, Fila-mint was a bad opener, but it explained how mints worked. Also, with mints as the currency, then you don't have to choose between, say, Reinforce-mint and a gemium plant.
My beef is the Mint plants are all expensive. I wish I can just pay $5 for each of them and be done with that, but having to grind through Battlez, and pay mounds of Gems to maintain your Rewards Streak left a really sour taste.
Also, it'd be better if they didn't cost Mints. In your suggestions, just make them cost Gems, and we earn Gems like how we earn Mints now. Having a new currency type stifles our flexibility and choices.
The Power Mints are supposed to be a common, all-obtainable plant: everyone can get it. It's not like the others, premium plants that cost money, premium plants that cost gems, Epic Quest plants, or limited-time plants (by that I mean that they only show up at, like, once every two years.). People who buy don't have an advantage, except when keeping their reward streak - which costs mounds of gems - so players are even. All players have to grind, you can't just buy it and be done with it. It offers a challenge, even if tiny, for all players.
Also, as I'm not interested in competition nor PvP (even if it is versus a "previous ghost player"), advantages should be moot. I play for my own enjoyment. Not some leaderboard.
I know, PVZ2's losing less and less of its 'Entertainment Purpose'.
To me, Mint-type plants are a waste of seed slot, maybe I'll consider using them if they use their own space like power toss and snowballs and not to limit my options for more useful seeds.
Han0303 wrote:
Ackmondual wrote:
Fice613 wrote: I agree with Ackmondual about the way they play on words with the mints. However, I do think mints are a good addition. Has anybody used Reinforce-mint yet? IT IS AMAZING! It automatically gives all defensive plants their respective armor, has Aloe heal/overheal all plants next to it, and makes Pea-nut shoot super strong peas, which can almost kill a gargantuar in one boost. I don't understand why everybody hates the mints and the mint family. Sure, Fila-mint was a bad opener, but it explained how mints worked. Also, with mints as the currency, then you don't have to choose between, say, Reinforce-mint and a gemium plant.
My beef is the Mint plants are all expensive. I wish I can just pay $5 for each of them and be done with that, but having to grind through Battlez, and pay mounds of Gems to maintain your Rewards Streak left a really sour taste.
Also, it'd be better if they didn't cost Mints. In your suggestions, just make them cost Gems, and we earn Gems like how we earn Mints now. Having a new currency type stifles our flexibility and choices.
The Power Mints are supposed to be a common, all-obtainable plant: everyone can get it. It's not like the others, premium plants that cost money, premium plants that cost gems, Epic Quest plants, or limited-time plants (by that I mean that they only show up at, like, once every two years.). People who buy don't have an advantage, except when keeping their reward streak - which costs mounds of gems - so players are even. All players have to grind, you can't just buy it and be done with it. It offers a challenge, even if tiny, for all players.
Also, as I'm not interested in competition nor PvP (even if it is versus a "previous ghost player"), advantages should be moot. I play for my own enjoyment. Not some leaderboard.
I only play enough so that I'm not kicked into the lower league. Maybe I should leak a glitch that popcap somehow overlooked.(but no they'll fix it)
I wonder if you can combo the knock back effect with blowver.
Makany00 wrote:
I wonder if you can combo the knock back effect with blowver.
Yeah, you can. They're in the air, after all.
I am very surprised by this wiki, I speak Spanish and the wiki of my language is very useless, changing the subject, I feel that the mints are a good addition to the game but do not fit very much with the theme of the game, which was traveling through time, I would have liked more a new era that told you more about the mints, something like the old Rome and there will be included the tournaments.
Also, these Empowere-mints make it a bit closer to PvZ: Heroes where they use actual icons for a classification. Worth noting is this site, and the game was long classifying them before this (e.g. lobbed attacks, warming plant, attacks full screen, instant, defensive plant, etc.)
Ackmondual wrote: Also, these Empowere-mints make it a bit closer to PvZ: Heroes where they use actual icons for a classification. Worth noting is this site, and the game was long classifying them before this (e.g. lobbed attacks, warming plant, attacks full screen, instant, defensive plant, etc.)
Those plants existed in the game already - these names were taken from the game files. It's just that PvZ2 doesn't use them that often.
What would be good is if you had a seperate number of slots for mints. And every time you moved up a league in battlez, you gained a slot. For example, soil league would have 1 slot, but wood would have 2. And if you made it to jade league, you would have 7 slots, which could be used in battlez and adventure
