Re: Cold Snapdragon!

oh my god. learn to use punctuation please. But anyway, the whole "splash damage + freezing" is already used up. That is a really, really specialized gimmick. Winter Melon's stats are already low, so a Cold Snapdragon would have to have 1/1 stats for a 4 cost plant. Obviously, it wouldn't be good. Any better would make Winter Melon redundant and worthless.

I'm not saying this website isn't open to everyone's opinion. I'm just pointing out how flawed your idea is. First off, you must be new here if you think that EA gives their opinions on "ideas" like this. They only really acknowledge technical issues. And your comparisons to snowdrop and chili pepper have no point at all. There is a REASON legendary cards are far, far betters than common cards. It's because they are so rare. And why the hell do you LIKE direct upgrades?! They are terrible! Every plant in this game has a unique purpose, and the Cold Snapdragon would make regular snapdragon redundant. You claims make no sense, and your argument is absolutely terrible. And, once again, please use punctuation. That block of text is a pain in the * to even read, much less comprehend.

Your argument is flawed on many levels.

1. I am rank 34, have all the heroes, and I have been playing since day 1 of the soft release. I think I know what I am talking about.

1. Metal Petal is not a direct upgrade to anything, actually. Sure, she produces sun like a sunflower and has more attack and defense, but lacks team up and a cheap sun cost. The only thing that has direct upgrades are the basic 1/1 cards, but those are pretty much meant to be terrible. Your idea for Cold Snapdragon would give it the exact same stats, sun cost, and abilities, except Cold Snapdragon would be able to freeze zombies unlike a regular Snapdragon, therefore making it better in every single way. This is something we don't want in this game. Almost every single plant is unique, and has their own strategies and abilities. Making a super-rare Snapdragon obsolete would not be very good. 

1. Obviously, Winter Melon isn't that good on his own. I thought that was obvious. He has lackluster stats for a plant of such high cost, but freezing makes up for it. His strategies blow the others out of the water. While a Snow Pea, Chili Pepper, or an Iceberg Lettuce would freeze one zombie and give a Snowdrop 2 more attack and health, a Winter Melon could give it 6 more attack and health if it freezes three zombies at once. It could also instantly destroy three zombies at once with Winter Squash on the field. You make it seem like I am saying that one Winter Melon is better than a field of freezing plants. Of course it isn't! The Winter Melon would get destroyed very, very easily if it was on the field alone. What I am saying is that adding a Winter Melon makes a freezing strategy better, while not necessary. Wouldn't you rather have a Winter Melon on a field than a Chili Pepper?

1. You said that many things can destroy a Winter Melon. You are right, a lot of things can. But what can kill a Winter Melon that can't kill a Snow Pea? Only a Rocket Science, that's what. But Snow Peas and Chili Peppers can be destroyed by Weed Sprays and rolling stones, while those can't kill Winter Melons. You see? It evens out. And if you are worried by its low health, just slap a Shellery, Carrotillery, or a Walnut (if you are Citron) in front of it.

I think I have made my points clear. Also, please just try to argue against my points, not me. No need to be a * for no reason. And please, for the love of God, use punctuation. Reading your huge blocks of text gives me a headache, and lowers the quality of your arguments.

I am not hating on low cost plants. The problem with them, however, is that they can die pretty easily. If they all die, you have nothing on the field and no cards in your deck. I have a good reason for hating on your Cold Snapdragon though. What don't you get about it? Do you really want Cold Snapdragon to make both Winter Melon and Snapdragon completely useless?! In PvZ2 (which I have played much, much more than you. I am sure of it) the stupidest thing they added was direct upgrades. It was a terrible idea for a plant to be directly better than another one. It was Cold Snapdragon (made regular Snapdragon useless), Wasabi Whip (made Bonk Choy useless) , and Grapeshot (made Cherry Bomb useless) that were the direct upgrades. All of these costed money just so EA could line their pockets with extra cash, by giving out overpowered plants like those. I really, really don't want the same thing to happen in this game. Making both a super-rare Snapdragon and a legendary Winter Melon completely useless is a huge step in the wrong direction. We want new plants! New abilities! Not something that is straight up better than other plants, with no disadvantages. Also, you said that using a Winter Melon is "too much of a risk because you don't want to risk all you sun". Well, can't that be applied to any plant? Soul Patch, Great Zucchini, Three-Headed Chomper, Kernel Corn, Dandelion King, Bananasaurus Rex, and many other expensive cards can also be destroyed as easily as Winter Melon. Does that make them all useless? No! It is just a risk of playing expensive plants. Trust me, if you get to be as good as me, you will NEED to start playing expensive cards riskily in ranked battles. Also, you could place a Walnut in front Winter Melon, so your argument is, once again, very flawed. Seriously, how old are you? All of my points are valid, yet you don't respond to almost any of them. How about you stop typing in caps, too. 

@Gmanpizza612 "I am rank 34, have all the heroes, and I have been playing since day 1 of the soft release. I think I know what I am talking about."

I'm rank 50 at 307 stars and have all the cards. 

Bragging aside I agree with you that his card would feel redundant and that the Melon is filling that purpose. 

Also TC, your Cold Snapdragon + Winter Squash would be OP as hell, so no way they'd ever make it.

Lol, people who say that are brand new players who QQ because they lost a few games in a row. This game is extremely well balanced at the moment. Minor tweaks could be fine, but overall it's much more balanced than other TCGs. 

"if anything Cold Snapdragon is not OP since it functions the same way as Winter Melon and costs lower sun than it it could not even make the slightest difference for the Plants?"

Bro, this sentence makes no grammatical sense. Like, what the hell does this mean?

If water melon is already a very strong card in frozen decks, then having a similar card that costs less would make it even better, close to OP, right? I mean, that's basis mathematical logic 101. If you can't grasp that concept, then no one can help you.

Omfg, It's not your version of cold snapdrafgon that OP, its the combo with Winter Squach that would be OP!

I'm really feeling like you're just an expert troll. But on the off chance you're not...

First of all, sunflower is a terrible card 9 times out of 10.

My whole point is that getting a cold snapdragon on turn 3 and then play a winter squash on turn four is way too powerful of a combo to play that early in the game. Winter melon is OK because it's a LEGENDARY, so you probably wont see someone play 4 in their decks. Also, the melon/winter squash combo becomes MUCH LESS threatening on turn 7 then it would be on turn 4 with the snapdragon.

This is my last post on this topic. I'm quite good at this game (let my record speak for itself) and I'm trying to help you realize why your card would be not only redundant but bad for the game. 

If you still want to believe you're right then go ahead, your card will never exist anyway and you wont get far on ladder.

Cheers