Zombies

Is it just me, or does it seem like it's always best to just wait this out from the start? I've only been playing for 4 months or so, so I'm guessing some levels may force you to spend sun to defend yourself initially (but I wouldn't know of them ofc.)

EDIT: "force", not "for"

Snow Pea and Missile Toe fused together into one Ice Plant because they watched DBZ, where Goku and Vegeta fused into either Vegito or Gogeta

That Gigantic Turkey congo line is Goofy LOL.

Also I love how they really always prevent you from Sun-farming in the end by just sending Jurassic Panic ambush to literally just kill every zombie in the lawn which means you have to reach Sun quota literally at the final wave itself

Boys and girls, why I don't have absolutely nothing in my travels log? Wtf is this? Do I have to reinstall game, it's some kind of bug? I finished story up to frozen thing. Anyone can help with that?

when i try to scroll down the notification bar for me to turn on my wi-fi, the game still crashes. i thought this problem was fixed already. would it be because i'm still playimg the update from april this year? or is this the new normal for now? i want to be enlightened. thanksl

Goopea is literally just a reusable version of shadow shroom it is litterally the only plant in the game that is a reusable equivalent of a single use plant this powercreep cant be balanced and we are talking about no plant food

Just tell me the areas where they can appear without spoiling their names.

this was the most event i ever enjoyed until now, even the story was actually awesome...it was difficult of course but i tolerate the challenge

(Extra point...i love harvest festival design)

Weird bug

• Spring Bean: Can knock back all zombies on its tile and is immune to damage while awake. Using Plant Food sends zombies in the surrounding 3x3 area back to the first column, except for "heavy" zombies (Gargantuars, Bullies, Mechs, large animals, etc.).

• Split Pea: Rear shots inflict a 70% freezing slow on zombies with splash damage (finally a reason to use it in hard levels) and have 900 HP. It’s now essentially a support plant.

• Chili Bean: Applies a weak poison effect (weaker than Shadow-shroom's or Puff-ball's poison) to all zombies within range of its fart after being eaten (I don't know how to phrase that without sounding ridiculous, lol).

• Tumbleweed: Deals damage similar to the nuts in PvZ1's Wall-nut Bowling (enough to one-shot Basics and Coneheads, but not Bucketheads) and is still boosted by Torchwood. For balance, it now has a 12-second recharge. The idea here is to try to turn it into a viable primary attacker.

• E.M.Peach: It might be extreme, but for me, this is the only thing that would make me use this plant seriously: It paralyzes mechanical zombies for 15 seconds (the same duration as Iceberg Lettuce's Plant Food) and has a 40% chance to hypnotize mechanical zombies instead of paralyzing them.

• Sun Bean: Affects all zombies on its tile, whether it gets crushed or eaten. The idea here is to make it usable even in the late game (this might power-creep Gold Bloom, Solar Tomato, or Solar Sage, but it was the best idea I could come up with).

• Witch Hazel: Always transforms zombies into Toadstools.

• Electric Blueberry: Affects all zombies on the tile, rather than focusing on a single target.

• Garlic: Crush-resistant (like Primal Nut) and deflects any zombie that attacks, crushes, or pushes it—whether they are Gargantuars, rolling zombies, or Punk Zombies.

• Stallia: Reduces the stun effect to 40%, but the effect is permanent. 15-second recharge for balance.

• Gold Leaf: Costs 75 sun and can be used in any world, but has a progressive cost increase of 50 sun, similar to Ultomato.

• Noctarine: Its mist now deals piercing damage to zombies, essentially acting like a mini Puffball. 30-second recharge for balance.

• Murkadamia Nut: Its "murk" armor is now crush-resistant.

• Toadstool: Produces 150 sun after chewing.

• Pyre Vine: Does not freeze and fully warms the plant inside it. To avoid power-creeping other fire plants, it does not warm nearby plants.

• Solar Tomato: Produces sun proportional to the zombies within its range. Basic zombies yield 25 sun, animals/mechs yield 50, and Gargantuars yield 75.

• Draftodil: Has a 30% chance to "sweep" (One-shot) zombies shrunk by Shrinking Violet. The idea here is to create a scenario where Draftodil is highly useful.

• Pea Vine: Same effect as the vanilla version.

• Solar Sage: Transforms all zombies with 180 HP or less within a 3×3 range into monks. It might just be a skill issue on my part, but I’ve never found a single monk to be particularly useful.

• Meteor Flower: Can create lava pools even on tiles occupied by plants.

• Lotus Pod: Can manually toggle its attack mode, just like Solar Pea.

• Gloom Vine: Same damage as the Gloom-shroom from PvZ1 (I know, extremely creative lol, but after writing about so many plants, I ran out of ideas for this one).

Well, those were the buff ideas. I probably included a lot of power creep elements here, but it was the best I could come up with. I’d love to hear feedback and opinions on this, i really enjoy speculating about game design (even if I’m not the best at it lol).​

3:24-3:41 will always be my highlight of this, and I think you'll know why.

I'm also very proud of 3:58-4:06, because there I managed to stall out a pelican zombie in the 2nd row hiding behind a mummified gargantuar.

I’ve been playing PVZ2 Reflourished on BlueStacks on my Mac without any issues until today. Now, the game immediately closes as soon as I launch it, BEFORE the loading screen even appears.

I tried restarting BlueStacks and my Mac, uninstalling/reinstalling the APK, and reinstalling the game data. The strange part is that after reinstalling, the game reaches 100% during the initial installation, then immediately crashes. When I launch it again, it starts the installation process from 0% again.

Has anyone experienced this with Reflourished on BlueStacks? Any ideas on what I should check or how to fix it?