September 2017
I just notice that in Plants vs. Zombies 1 and 2, if we play fire-type plants such as Fire Peashooter or Wasabi Whip, they cannot be frozen by zombies. However, in this game, this ability is not available for some reasons. Meaning is all plants and zombies can be frozen.
How do you think about 'freezing protection' ability for some plants or zombies? Should there be or not and can it change the style of some decks?
September 2017
I wouldn't say there's enough freezing in the game for it to have a direct counter, especially on the zombies side. It would probably end up being super powerful against freeze decks, but then a waste of an ability against anything else. If freezing does begin to show up more in the meta though, I can definitely see it becoming suitable.
September 2017 - last edited September 2017
I can see this being an awesome trait on the zombie side. Introducing Campfire Zombie!
Campfire Zombie
2/3 Cost 3
Super Rare
Special ability: Zombies in this lane and on either side can not be frozen! If currently frozen, thawed out immediately.
"S'brains anyone? S'mores just aren't satisfying enough."
I hate running into freezing decks. I might have a slight winning percentage against them, but them and clique peas are what I hate most recently.
BPRD
September 2017
September 2017
@BPRDHB wrote:I can see this being an awesome trait on the zombie side. Introducing Campfire Zombie!
Campfire Zombie
2/3 Cost 3
Super Rare
Special ability: Zombies in this lane and on either side can not be frozen! If currently frozen, thawed out immediately.
"S'brains anyone? S'mores just aren't satisfying enough."
BPRD
10/10 would definitely include in my decks.
September 2017
You are right. It was much popular in season 1 and 2 but I saw not many players used freezing decks nowadays because there are more combos to choose. However, I still saw people used freezing tactics many times and I think if there is this ability, something in games will be changed.
September 2017
whats next? > THREAD: should there be a protection from opponents having a deck?
also;
It is very typical for this forum that the first "idear" for a card that utterly counters a mechanic is OBVIOUSLY a zombie card.
just saying.
September 2017
@wonoz wrote:
whats next? > THREAD: should there be a protection from opponents having a deck?
also;
It is very typical for this forum that the first "idear" for a card that utterly counters a mechanic is OBVIOUSLY a zombie card.
just saying.
I'm just more intrigued playing Zombies. I feel playing plants I need more luck of the draw. *shrug* I can play all Plant Heroes effectively, but I excel on the Zombie side. Suggest some new cards though @wonoz. I think on this forum there are an almost equal amount of Plant and Zombie players.
BPRD
September 2017 - last edited September 2017
@wonoz wrote:
It is very typical for this forum that the first "idear" for a card that utterly counters a mechanic is OBVIOUSLY a zombie card.
Well, zombies don't have many mechanics whatsoever to begin with, and there already exist some answers to them.
I mean, what do you want to counter?
Gravestones? There are already 3 cards and 1 more is coming right up.
I guess you can suggest a way to counter Armored zombies, but what else?
Zombies don't really heal that much to try to suggest a healing counter card.
Overshoot...?
Frenzy is even countered by Wing-Nut soo...
Edit: You can suggest the same thing for plants to try to counter the freezing mechanic, even that there very little cards that freeze plants.
Like: Fire Peashooter 2 suns 3/2, plants on this lane and next door cannot be frozen.
BOOM, done.
September 2017 - last edited September 2017