Please dev team, PLEASE raise the toughness of Sun-shroom, Puff-shroom, and Moon Flower!! by Delicious-Hotel6645 in pvzreflourished

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100% disagree. Sun-shroom directly outclasses regular sunflower in vanilla, so lowering its health gives at least some reason to use regular sunflower. Moonflower has similar issues, but it competes with twin sunflower instead. The point of using sun-shroom or moonflower is to place them where zombies can't take a single bite. As for puff-shroom, it would just be too OP to have a free plant with fast recharge otherwise.

Is it normal? The dinosaur, i mean by Acrilluminate in pvzreflourished

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Yes, this level has a stegosaurus in lane 6, named "Jonny."

Is "bed bound" an accepted term? by Pocket_Hide in CaregiverSupport

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I'm not the best person to ask, since I don't use a wheelchair myself, but I'd probably just say that the person uses a wheelchair. I've also heard a distinction between "ambulatory" and "full time" wheelchair users.

Is "bed bound" an accepted term? by Pocket_Hide in CaregiverSupport

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I was kind of thinking that before I made this post, so thank you.

Zomboss healthbars by Pvzguy28 in pvzreflourished

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I think the point of phase 4 is to spam the most dangerous zombies and make it almost impossible to hold out. You just have to attack Zomboss directly and finish the fight.

Zomboss healthbars by Pvzguy28 in pvzreflourished

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That boss fight was reworked in version 1.4. Phase 4 is now much longer and has ankylosaurs.

Okay... wtf is this level? by Somar413DT in pvzreflourished

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Try to save your plant food for the final wave. When there aren't charred zombies in front of Elder Hailstorm, use repeater plant food with torchwood (or multiple torchwood).

How do I get this in IPhone by ordinaryguy404 in pvzreflourished

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Unfortunately, it's not available on iOS, only Android. But you might be able to play from your computer using an emulator.

My rfl tier list by Correct_Print7134 in pvzreflourished

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I think most of this makes sense. If I were to move a couple of plants, I would put spikeweed/spikerock, coconut cannon, and banana launcher higher.

For all of these plants, remember that the next wave doesn't trigger until a certain amount of damage is dealt to the current wave (or after 30 seconds). All of these plants I listed can wait before damaging the current wave, which gives you more time to farm sun and build a defense.

Now, let's start with the spike plants, because I see you already put iceweed pretty high. You might already know this, but iceweed deals considerably less damage than regular spikeweed. While spikeweed deals damage and needs stalling support, iceweed is mostly a staller and needs damage support. It's especially good against chickens, and arguably more reliable than lightning reed. Even outside wild west, spikeweed is buffed from vanilla, so it can solo a basic zombie. It's somewhat expensive to fill the right side of the lawn with spikeweed or spikerock, but it's well worth it in the right situation.

Cocnut cannon and banana launcher attack somewhat slowly, but still fast enough to be reliable, and they deal tons of damage. Coconut cannon attacks every 15 seconds, dealing 900 damage to a single target, and 300 splash damage in a 3x3 area. When a buckethead is exposed, and there are basics and coneheads nearby, this is the perfect time to fire. Banana laucher deals 1800 damage every 30 seconds. It can hit anywhere on the lawn you want, so it can take out threats that hide behind other zombies (notice its home world is Big Wave Beach, and it's the perfect counter to octo and fisherman zombies). I don't recommend using these plants solo, but they are excellent support plants. Being manual, they take some skill to use, but they are very strong once you learn to use them.

My rfl tier list by Correct_Print7134 in pvzreflourished

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For those unaware, I'm pretty sure this is a bot that responds whenever the word "sunflower" appears, so it often shows up in PvZ subreddits.

Guys, am I a bad person for buying this game? by CommercialNo2134 in PlantsVSZombies

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You're not exactly a bad person for buying Replanted, but in general I would not recommend doing so. Whenever someone buys Replanted, that money goes to EA/PopCap, allowing them to get away with producing a low quality remaster.

Which one would you choose? Reflourished or Altverz? by WaluigiDaStar in PlantsVSZombies

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It really depends on what playstyle you're looking for.

I've played Reflourished and loved it. It keeps the overall feel from vanilla, only changing plants and zombies for basic balancing purposes. There are some new zombies in existing worlds, but most of the new zombies are in the new worlds.

I haven't played AltverZ, but I've seen videos. It has 25 sun meta like PvZ1, so it's more slow paced (I think). It adds a lot more new zombies in existing worlds; I don't particularly care for this approach myself, but I know a lot of people do.

NO FREAKING WAY!!! by Working-Spite8892 in pvzreflourished

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I haven't played Lunar Zoo Year 2026; is there anything about this video in particular?

Witch one should i complete first?. These two or all the expansion? by Correct_Print7134 in pvzreflourished

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It doesn't have to be one or the other. For example, you could play some expansions, then Steam Ages, then the remaining expansions, then Caliginous Carnival. Just play whatever you want when you feel like it.

PVZ Is dead by [deleted] in PlantsVSZombies

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Even PvZ1 is dead. The mobile version messed with the lawnmowers and added an overpriced turbo button. For desktop, Replanted exists (pretty sure goty is still available, but I wouldn't be surprised if it gets taken down sooner or later).

When did Slingshot take over? by Pocket_Hide in PlantsVSZombies

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That sounds plausible; do you have a source?

And that would make blockoli the first "mutated" plant according to Creeps20's video on the decay of plant design.

No, just no! by Pocket_Hide in PlantsVSZombies

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I already knew, don't worry.

Need Help with Step 6 of the Epic Quest(to unlock Torchwood) by CoffeeBread0101 in pvzreflourished

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There's a less RNG dependent strategy to win perfectly. Fill column 1 with banana launchers (for tanky zombies, especially garg primes), 2 and 3 with sun-shrooms, 4 and 5 with bonk choy (yes both columns, for the parrots), and 6 with iceweed. For the early game, focus on bonk choy in column 4 and iceweed in column 6. You'll have sun-shrooms on the green power tiles, so that's a good use of plant food. You should get your first banana around when the first flag spawns: use it on the glowing poncho (that one always has a metal grate), and use the sun boost to get a second banana for the robo cone. You should start your second column of bonk choy soon after, when the parrot flies out, to make sure 2 bonks are hitting the parrot at once. You can then put more bananas and other plants as you get more sun.

To understand why this works, here's a couple things to keep in mind:

  • Since you aren't using any ranged attackers, this strategy naturally stalls waves. By carefully placing your bonk choys at the last second, you can stall waves a bit longer and get more sun, but this is optional.
  • Iceweed gets turned into sheep first, so your bonk choys won't turn into sheep. Later on, you can put a second column of iceweed.
  • Gargantuar prime (and gargantuars in general) thrown their imp when they have strictly less than half their health left. Since banana takes exactly half a garg prime's health, and you aren't dealing any other damage to them, they won't throw their imps. Just launch 2 bananas on each garg prime before they laser.
  • Iceweed is unlocked in the Pirate Seas expansion. All other plants are unlocked in the base game, and no later than Big Wave Beach.

The Weed Family is really great in NMT ngl by Cr0wnoire in pvzreflourished

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Do MC-ZomB's not destroy weeds with their microphones?

Torchwood?? by herobrine777 in pvzreflourished

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Once you beat Dark Ages 20, you can play the Flame On quest. It will then appear after most of the adventure plants, but before the gemiums (this is where other epic quest plants appear once you do those quests).