@stukapooka as always, thanks for the feedback.
I definitely want the snapdragon potted plant back, in fact all the summonables from all 3 games would be available, and more besides.
A Fire Oak as a variant would be much like Torchwood I'm sure.
The forced dancing could work for the Electric Slide but players may really hate that she can summon that instead of the automatic ones from Zombopolis though, as it would give her control and could be really difficult to deal with for the plants. Great idea as we've seen it before and it fits, but a little worried about how good it would be, especially on capture points.
Afterburn should indeed be lethal, thanks for pointing that out. Nerfing his other abilities, especially swoop slam, should make that a more viable option. As for the abilities, not against leaving them as is, but having the cold Snapdragon leave a fire trail feels weird. I'd not be upset if they did that though. Cold Snapdragon was a favorite in PvZ2.
I love the current Rocket Ride as is when you don't abuse the upgrade that makes it keep going and you can drive it around. Part of the balancing of the ability was that you can easily be taken out as you're stuck in the air and plants can get away from you as it takes a little time for the rockets to all fire.
I'd be fine with them changing 80s from a sniper to more of mid-ranged character. That would see him getting some damage attenuation increase of course so he'd be less effective at long range.
BfN mech is so odd, the best use of it is to drive it into the plants and self-destruct. I'm 100% on board with making the mech back to GW2 standards.
I believe Nightcap's puffs are so the invisibility isn't perfect. They're hard to see in a fight as you've got other things to worry about most of the time, but you can still deal with her if you're observant. The TF2 spy can disguise themselves too, so while I would make her more similar to the TF2 spy as far as being an assassin, she would still be distinct.
The upgrade system of 7 points in BfN is great but I agree that too many are too good or not very good at all. They'd have to work on them in detail before a new game, and some variants would have different upgrades from the base character too.
