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Yea I play now both alternating. I have now a pretty strong zombie deck but still clique peas ar driving me so mad 😠. There are four decks I see commonly on zombie side: the fat guy with invincible zombies, the professor trick deck, imps and grave digger. On plant decks I often see clique peas, lilies and mass heal. My Pirat deck is pretty fun and I am trying to get up the ladder. But right now I am kind of stuck.
@Dave058182 I don't know what you mean with the fat guy invincible zombies, are you talking about sports deck? Or the overstuffed zombie?
- jaydabbler9 years agoNot applicable
I can translate
the fat guy with invincible zombie = Smash/Sports Deck
- Anonymous9 years agoNot applicable
Yea that’s right. Sports deck. Ah and control with rust bolt. However I am pretty sure that none of those have a win rate much higher than 50%. Maybe 60% packed with legends and all required events. I am still missing plenty of good events on zombie side. But I also have just the full set of a few plant events. So I don’t know if that will make so much of a difference. I am still curious to see a 70% or higher zombie deck. So far I ve seen nobody here posting that but tons of good plant decks.
- jj48car9 years agoNot applicable
I think the big advantage plants have is healing. Zombies have, what, two single-use healing effects (not counting superpowers)?
Plants have several more, including an environment that stays in play to be used repeatedly and can heal more the more powerful plants you put on it, PLUS cards that combo with healing (Heartichoke and Pepper M.D.). I understand the game is asymmetrically designed, but shouldn't something as potent as healing be a little more balanced?
It gets rather frustrating when you're clearing out plants the entire game, and end up doing over 30 damage to the plant hero, only to still have them end the game at more than 20 health.