Re: Clickbait or not?
@benn1nat0r Even more mobile PvZ Games like that PvZ Adventure one sounds cool and would still satisfy me (I am simply glad that the franchise is continuing and all that).
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- @TheSprinter85 I actually like PvZ 3 (weird, I know). Since the last time the majority has seen it the graphics improved a lot. I think a 3D art style can be very nice. The only problem was they initially used very low quality models. I also think people could spend money on the game already and now it will be taken down on Nov 18.
They should release it and rebrand it as PvZ Adventures 2 or PvZ Towns. If they don't release it, there won't be a PvZ game with active content support for years. (I don't con't PvZ 2, it hasn't gotten new worlds since 2016 and only gets Penny's Pursuit levels and "new" plants)
They should also release the dungeon crawler/ RPG game and work on a new shooter. I love the original PvZ. It sets the stage for all the other games, the comics, and so on. It's still fun to play and I love it's take on tower defense.
PvZ2 is good but they heavily monetized it, and then I had account issues and the battle mode got tiresome to keep up with so I haven't played in awhile. I also wish we had all the other eras like the Chinese version, there's so many zombies and plants in this game!
PvZ Heroes was really fun and I played it a ton at first. But I was unable to get those red packs and the single player mode got really obnoxious so I stopped playing it as well. When they had announced working on what became BfN, I was wondering if we'd move to a more hero based game and instead of Sunflower and Foot Soldier we'd play Solar Flare and Rust Bolt. It hasn't had new stuff in awhile but the core game is fun and it reminds of Magic: The Gathering (which I used to play a lot) with the beloved PvZ IP.
The shooters are my favorites though, especially GW2. This is why I keep posting about and playing them; I want a new one that deals with the issues all 3 games have (all 3 have issues of one sort or another), and uses their best ideas to craft something that brings back all those we've known over the years but left for various reasons, mostly BfN as we've seen, and brings more people to the series as well but without losing sight of why GW2 did so well for so long (and again last night I was able to get a full 12v12 TT portal while questing in GW2), not over-monetize it, and make it crossplay to boot! More and more games are going crossplay and for an online multiplayer game that requires lots of people, it's almost a necessity in today's game space.
