The Evolution of Mains
I thought it might be interesting to see the evolution of mains for vets but don’t wanna leave anyone out (which is why I listed my BfN clutter even though I don’t have a main yet).... so anyone fee...
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Great idea for a topic! I never played GW1 much and my kids played GW2 so much I was barely able to get on. Since BFN came out, I haven’t been able to put it down. I just recently logged in to GW2 and am starting to get my feet wet but BFN is my addiction right now. I’m not going to stop until I get that Platinum trophy! Currently 90%. Just need to finish mastering my last few characters. Sorry lost track of the topic for a minute.
My mains so far in BFN are Sunflower hands down for Plants. I love healing my team and the challenge of staying alive with every enemy wanting to kill me because of the double heal I put out is fun! Currently Grandmaster 3.
The Engineer and Foot Soldier for Zombies have been my most used characters. The Engineer with the turret and the Bullhorn stuns is incredibly powerful. Putting down a turret and have 2 mechs firing faster is unstoppable. The Foot Soldier is another amazingly powerful character. His purple smoke grenade is used wrong in a lot of matches. I throw it down around my team so no one can see where we are. It’s super helpful in choke point situations especially in TT. Sorry for the long post. Could go on forever! 😁
@DeAtHaDDiCtiOn5 It's great to see someone else who uses the Zombie Stink Cloud as concealment in addition to being used for direct damage to the Plants.
In GW2 I used it for visual concealment all the time; especially in Graveyard Ops during Super Boss waves since the AI won't fire at you unless they can see you.
It was really handy when I was fighting those Dreadwood Roots in Weirding Woods. Since I unlocked the "Sticky" perk I've been having more fun sticking the grenade to Bosses and other characters.
In GW2 I used it for visual concealment all the time; especially in Graveyard Ops during Super Boss waves since the AI won't fire at you unless they can see you.
It was really handy when I was fighting those Dreadwood Roots in Weirding Woods. Since I unlocked the "Sticky" perk I've been having more fun sticking the grenade to Bosses and other characters.
