Hm...
I think you must to donate, donate, donate, donate. Buy packs and donate again and buy packs again.
I scored 5,000 gems. I bought a set of 50 + 10. And what I got? 360 cards of сrap. At first I thought I got good cards. But no, there is only сrар. It help me to be nearest 40 lvl, but not more.
Without money - no good cards, there is no victory without good cards.
Now i try to collect another 5000 gems.
i call bs , most good decks do not require expensive cards.
your decks are just not good.
The leagues are designed to slow down your ranking, you're not losing momentum it's all just in your head...
Taco League is the worse man, good luck! 😢
Yes of course you need good cards, but you still need to know how to play, how to plan ahead, what cards to swap and how to completely nullify your opponents hero powers as much as possible and that just comes with experience and skill/memory.
I didn't spend a penny and I've got to the Ultimate League in 2-3 weeks. Sure I saved my gems to buy the premium pack bundles and then I just used and played the cards dealt to me, opened almost 70 Premium packs and only got one new Hero which sucked.
A general tip I can share with you is, try and use 2 of every decent card that you have available to you, if the card is extremely good then use 4. This should allow you to get close to 40 cards to an extent, then look and make sure you have a mixture of cards in terms of cost. Try and put in a few high cost cards which can turn the game around if you have them available to you.
During each game, pay attention to the cards you feel are working well for you, and which cards seem mediocre, filling your hand and just sitting there not doing much. Consider removing these completely for the cards that worked for you.
Your play style matters to what deck you build and use. It is a mistake to just play someone's deck and play because you may need to hold onto certain cards in order to win, but a new player won't know anything about it because they didn't make it.
You will have a lot more fun ranking up knowing you built the deck yourself, tweak it between games if you got completely smashed to give yourself motivation and excitement going into the next game and over time you'll have a very strong deck. Any good player should give you similar advice.
@Zaheen1337 I think we're playing different games. 2-3 weeks? It can not be true. Or it was before the global release.
I am not entirely sure which day I installed the game but why would I lie? It's after the global release, I haven't spent a penny and I hit Ultimate League last week.
I also got Rank 313 in PvZ Garden Warfare in between the GW2 open beta and release, which was less than a month. That was really something...
I have recently got a new phone so I can't confirm the installed date of the app due to that, sadly... 🤔
Edit: But I can check on my iPad, but even then I've uninstalled and reinstalled the game about 20 times to try and get the costume set in PvZ GW2 but they still haven't come. Best I could do is get someone from EA to tell me which day I installed it or played first just to prove to you I've done it? Seems like too much effort...
http://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/Make-multiplayer-ranked-less-stressful/m-p/5670476#M557
Lets call it 3-4 weeks then, assuming I've played every single day (which obviously I haven't). My mistake.
@Zaheen1337 I'm not saying that you're lying, I'm only saying that I find it hard to believe. I would like to have statistics in this game. You must have a terrific winrate. I can only be envious such a game.
I've created a post in the strategy section about how to best use your time and resources in the game. Obviously you also need to be very good at playing, but it makes a big difference in how your collection grows vs the time you spend if you do things efficiently:
http://answers.ea.com/t5/Strategy-Discussion/Progressing-in-PVZ-Heroes/m-p/5726011#U5726011
I am pleased to hear, well when I entered the Taco League I gave up ranking pretty much, until I realised I seemed to be winning lots, and when approaching the next rank I would play until I hit it. Sometimes I would lose 5 games in a row but that happened very rarely, only a few times.
I don't know know how many games I've lost, but I would love to see my winrate as well.
I don't know which cards is really working. I just haven't beat level 4 with the my own deck but someone's deck did.
saving certain cards won't work since your opponent plays freaking OP cards like super rares, pea pods.
again, in CCG, you need to consider many factors when building a deck, so I start there first (posted this a few times)
1. Where do you plan to be strong.
A: Based on the cards available, you look to figure out a deck that is strong at some point during the game. I like to use a power point metaphor for this explanation. Essentially, you have 10 power points, and you can distribute it however you want during early, mid, and late game. (early in this CCG is prolly 1-3, mid is 4-7, and 8+ is late). So if you want a power early deck, you can do a 6/3/1 distribution, where you aim to finish the game around 6-8 turns. Chompzilla is a hero that favors late game, so a 1/3/6 distribution is a likely deck build. you can also think of it as %of your deck that fits those curves
2. What are your winners
A: For example, which cards do you want dealing the damage. This is important to consider for PVZ Heroes because of the shield mechanic. A fast rush deck will seek to have everyone dealing damage, and they don't care about how many superpowers they get. While a slow deck will look to build really big creatures, and finish the opponent in 5 or 6 shots. Which cards are important, and which are not. Here is a fact that you probably didn't know, blackeyed bean is actually one of the strongest card in the game because of his versatility. If put into an early game deck, you can use it to put on early pressure, and prevent tricks from being played. If you put in a late game deck, you can use it as an insurance policy for when you put down a tough beet or power flower. If the zombie wants to play tricks on the big creature it boosts the blackeyed bean. So the card can be a main player in a fast deck, or a support player in a late game deck. So consider your winners carefully.
3. Which cards you looking for in your starting hand vs which matchup
A: A lot of games are won and lost at the mulligan, so DO IT CAREFULLY. When deck building, you need to think about the key cards that give you advantages in a the early game in each matchup. When i Play the chomper, I always roll for at least one whack-a-zombie
There are obviously more strats than these 3, but these 3 are really good points in building a solid deck. I hope this can help you rank up a little.
spending money will not equal winning. I've spent $2.39 on this game, and i'm at level 48.
@jaydabbler maybe you at 48 because spent a money?
@Goo0di you think less than $3 is why I'm at level 48? LOL. that must have been one amazing pack of cards I bought.
@Goo0di
@Goo0di wrote:
@jaydabbler maybe you at 48 because spent a money?
Here is a good experiment you can do, tell me which expensive card you think you must have in order to have a competitive deck. This is one of the few CCGs where my top cards from the plant sides are mostly rare or below, and most of the zombie cards are rare or below as well (much less so).
Can you post a screen of what you consider one of your good deck? Maybe we can look at how you are building your deck.
@jaydabbler I'm not talking about the cards.
I'm talking about the fact that the game gives you a card is not random, but with certain coefficients. If you pay the money then you get the right cards. The game puts you in the category of people who pay. In this category people become more "lucky" and get the right card at the right moment. This is done in many games, to encourage those who pay.
Of course you can see my favorite sets
You can also see all my cards right after I took a 50 + 10 sets of exclusive
Also you can add me in the game and make a friendly battle. My nickname - Goo0di (with zero)
@Goo0di wrote:
@jaydabbler I'm not talking about the cards.
I'm talking about the fact that the game gives you a card is not random, but with certain coefficients. If you pay the money then you get the right cards. The game puts you in the category of people who pay. In this category people become more "lucky" and get the right card at the right moment. This is done in many games, to encourage those who pay.
That's completely ridiculous.
@GrinningRuiner LoL. Do you think the card are issued by total randomness? Of course not, the game has coefficients, I am sure there is a difficult mechanics inside. At the beginning, the game is give to you cards basically not more than the price of 1-3. The farther away, the more expensive cards appears, you think this is a coincidence?
@Goo0di wrote:
@GrinningRuiner LoL. Do you think the card are issued by total randomness? Of course not, the game has coefficients, I am sure there is a difficult mechanics inside. At the beginning, the game is give to you cards basically not more than the price of 1-3. The farther away, the more expensive cards appears, you think this is a coincidence?
I wish you good luck and all the best for the rest of your life.
@GrinningRuiner Thank you! But you have not answered my question - do you think it is random?
I am ready to spend an experiment with you. You add me to the game and we will do 100 fights with a single deck. In the deck, only one card of each type. We will not fight, only to watch the starting card. Make a table and then brought in the table the results. And calculate statistics loss cards. If the game gives you a complete random - all cards will be approximately the same percentage of loss. But I think there is a strong imbalance in the direction of cheap card in the first stage. Let's do it?
I do not have that kind of time lol.... I've had plenty of games feed me all expensive cards to start, re-rolled all 4 cards, and got the same to start.
That's when you learn to only have 6-8 expensive cards in your entire deck.
