Out of these plants, which plant do you think is the worst? If you haven't gotten all these plants, ignore.

Out of these plants, which plant do you think is the worst? If you haven't gotten all these plants, ignore.

Rank the NMT zombies in terms of threat, 1st being the most dangerous. If you haven't reached NMT PT1, ignore. [Glitter Zombie]

Rank the NMT zombies in terms of threat, 1st being the most dangerous. If you haven't reached NMT PT1, ignore. [Boombox Zombie]

Rank the NMT zombies in terms of threat, 1st being the most dangerous. If you haven't reached NMT PT1, ignore. [Punk Zombie]

Rank the NMT zombies in terms of threat, 1st being the most dangerous. If you haven't reached NMT PT1, ignore. [Arcade Zombie]

Main sunflower and primal sun,snowpea/sapfling,a main attack(short levels,repeater.long levels,melon),2 instas and a nut.

Take whatever unbalanced plant there is, pair it with some supporters that may/may not help at all.

Overall, I avoid high-cost and/or slow recharge melee plant except for level is designed to be easy with those plants.
2 sun producer
2 attacking plant
Stalling instant kill plant the rest

I look at zombie selection and see what plant can counter and what plant can benefit from them, for example if I see torchlight I pick coldsnap or if I see a lot of armors I pick sun bean. I make sure I pick only 1 main attacker in 95% of situations with only a second attacker in emergencies, then I pick a support plant depending on the comp, the world, and zombie selection (snow pea, coldsnap, winter melon, sap, kernel, split pea, torch, etc) then I pick early game instants (potato mine, iceberg..) and late game instants (cherry, bombe, jala, etc).

Pick good counter plants and make use of AOE stall plants and ins. Tier up heavy plants as you see fit.

Always go with at least 1 heavy. Chomper for early - mid, and the rest and pretty random and inaccurate

I played the warp parties when i dont understand the gimmick of the level i just skip for the quests i played few of them

some early levels where I had to beat buckethead spams with weak plants, I cant recall any particularly hard level as its been a while, tho I will say the overall difficulty compared to beta feels "uneven" for example a lot of the time I felt like I was playing beta part 2 when I'm playing alpha part 1

Heavy stall usage, mostly knockback, t1 carrot sometimes can be used if expensive plants are brought

Choose a main sun producer(s) depending on how long the level looks, pick an offense that looks like it would do well against the zombie selection. I then bring a plant that would do good against the environment (gravebuster if a lot of graves, etc) then bring any instas or walls I feel like would do good. I then double check if each plant seems to be fit for the level.

Preventing the zombies from stepping on them by walls, carrot T3 with a steady sun bank or just using light plants

the zombie selection and the levels design either spammy or light play a huge term so i would play it with anything in the first try to study and strategize the level before the actual successful attempt, that would be a different thing if you're not doing it pfless mowerless and just playing it with a whatever strategy which are like using a heavy plant in a long level or using walls when there isn't a zombie that symbolizes a threat to them such as explorer, excavator or using the plants that are given to you before the level if you saw any good use in using it.

Bird Trap, Backbane, Pocket Siege (I only play the conveyors after 11-10) . The rest is not hard just awfully spammy, Bullypea, Midnight Circus

Sun producer, assistant sun producer, main dmg, assistant dmg, early game, then the rest is just instants or stalls as per my wish

I have to mainly rely on the fact that I have some weird new plant I have unlocked previously, or just kill them with cheese strats like Starfruit, Cold Snapdragon, Starfruit, Cold Snapdragon, and did I mention Starfruit?

First I pick my sun producers then my primary/ secondary attacking plants, Instant use plants and last my support/defense plants

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nCTy6_rCw549YcNZkSI_6IjR5d3_PD22, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BClMahD6aNjm90iVq1ZLVFI-CTW0YsU1, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qitwvswDrnpe8bdtDvMOuaHvR4t1eiR_, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1tCigtIvDKBphOqeKhpLvPoKkdKPpCzo3

I try to pick plants that i think would be good in that level but try to change my deck every level

i use either intensive carrot, either i use strong plant on column 1 and 2 cover by tall nut in column 3

First, i take 2 sunproducers, a little attacker like peashooter, a big attacker like melon pult, one insta like cherry bomb, one insta for early game and staller

did some warp parties, cleared some of the minigames and side quests. Mostly just do some whenever i feel like it.

Pumpkin/Intensitive Carrot (and just generally throwing out enough damage to kill the zombies before they reach the tiles)

a mix of what plants work against the level's zombies/gimmick and whatever plants i feel like using in the moment (i use caulipower a lot)

I just watch YouTube tutorials mostly if i cant beat a level but depends on world.I chose 2 attacking plants,one plant to stall and 2 insta kill

https://drive.google.com/open?id=16V2MKERw4gmTbFVbOGlPBthQqGqdM8n8, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1UAGPUSkXsiEXCd3BNZW86cRVVPVQvNKp, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1JCzUzknKBowGHJfc4i6OYnpzrXmacosy, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zqysfa3QtABIAT1iagQKNW-AsOknBjj9, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1M9ogI9Jz0_GuTfC7KqrU5JTRnoWx3zm9

Block using Defensive plants or High HP plants. Use pumpkin for attacking plants If not want use wall plants. If the plants died by Bug tiles, use Intensive Carrot to revive them.

Basically I always use starfruit T2 + Peanut T2. Sometime I use snow pea + melon-pult (both T1) If there is heavy level. For sun production, I always use double sun like sunflower T3 /sun shroom T1 (If night) + Primal sunflower T1. For Instant, I usually use Grapeshot T3. And lastly for Staller, I use lots of staller, like Stalia, Stunion, Spring Bean, and Iceberg Lettuce.

I first see how i can do the early game and then see what could work for the mid and late game and then stall options or instan plants that can help against big treaths like gargantuars or brickheads

2-6 before nerf, 5-3 before nerf, 9-4 before nerf.Currently for me, 7-6 without s plant, 11-8 unless you play it a lot, 12-8 without s plant, 13-9, 14-3

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1atUZZNIESx8-syRSfyMLMW9R5EydHUrj, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1E9htRBi3EEcLMf68vPTuJAq9ery2Nem_

Some of them, I mostly played the ones that gave me plants. I ignored mini games and half of the community levels

Double sun, if necessary specific counters, otherwise high damage dealers, preferrably aoe/homing, +2-3 stall/instant plants

2 sun producers, dps depending on flags/threats, instas, and practically no walls except tallnut in a few fringe cases

Yes. though must of them are a pain in the ass to complete specially the minigames. Night adventures are fine.

At least 2 sun producers (or 3-4 if the level's long enough to go heavy), 90% of the times no more than 2 attackers. Lastly I use the last 3 slots for instants. most of the times one is damage dealer and one is a staller.

I choose them depending on what zombies are agianst me, but there's some plants like peanut, bloomerang, spore shroom, bowling bulb and others that never come in handy in any level for me.

i choose my plants based on how they would be practical on the level i am on, and what zombies i am facing in said level

uhhh t3 peanut is busted
the end
also primal sun and t2 torchwood
gold leaf when there is limited space
t1 rotobaga when the level is short
grapeshot t3
potato mine
iceburg
very strategic deckbuilding i know
actually let's talk about that
eclise is supposed to be a balanced mod, yet so many plants are overpowered and some are not good
Then the biggest draw of the mod imo, it being hard? yup he HAD to nerf levels
why



GT better fight me

Mainly Primal sun and Imitator of it, Wheat Slinger as splash, Rotobaga as main damage, Kernel-pult as stun, Cauli as multi insta, and tool plants. This is pretty mush cheesing thoughout most of the levels

Usually I would use two sun producers (Reg and Primal Sun), choose something for early game (either Pot Mine + Squash or Tier 2 Puff) , attackers that I think would help me complete the level (usual set-up is Snow Pea and Star/Roto if the level is "easy") then filling the last slots with a plant for stalling and/or an instant.

I try to use the plants i find that are good but is sometime not possible due to eclise having levels that require certain plants to be used. Best example is stickybomb rice, a useless plant for what it serves

2-10 was a huge difficulty spike for World 2, 7-10 was horrible, 9-10's sun objective was pretentious, 11-6 spams torchlight when you haven't unlocked Cold Snapdragon yet, and 12-4 was one of the worst Lost City levels I've ever had the pleasure of playing.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TQZ72MV97u67mz-V3zQAHKT4MoESZSUJ, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1v3gJn5eoSQCElJ8-7YTfmn9KwNQn14bl, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qtBfUbZuQtewPur2mvh_BHjchrsnDMLb, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gUKRH9A1wTDjbHtzVBQG5moIMNGHsnNu, https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-uSzbA9_phCtzaofFqkHIjpzIxiphjxo

Tall-nuts. The game presents it as carrot being the best way to counter them but I'm pretty sure a slow recharging plant isn't very useful when dealing with a barrage of tiny projectiles that will kill the revived plant in a few seconds anyway. Yes, T3 Carrot exists, but unlike what goodpea2 and DT believe, it turns out that T3 Carrot sucks against Bug Tiles! Who would've guessed?!

I try to come up with different strategies, but since the game at regular shoves a plant you just unlocked down your throat there isn't much of an opportunity to do that.

One sun producer, two instakills, something idk why I picked it and the rest is based on the zombies coming.