i cant beat stage 3-4 im even gamefaqsing it god i suckTwo rows of sunflowers, cherry bombs, repeaters, tall-nuts(You have those in 3-4 right?) and a fuck load of patience.
This game was pretty fun, but after beating the game it's pretty redundant.I discovered this as well... works flawlessly pretty much up until the roof levels. I think the guys who dig under give this strategy some hell too.
You can beat just about any level by setting up garlic on the outer-most and middle rows, and lining the remaining two rows(from right to left) with spikes, a tall-nut, and then the ice flower guys. You can cram sunflowers in the rows with the garlic. But, you pretty much gotta start traditionally with the two back rows being sunflowers, and then placing tall-nuts,wall-nuts, and cheap offensive plants wherever the zombies end up.
It was a good game, but it did remind me why it's not usually worth it to buy games.
You can beat just about any level by setting up garlic on the outer-most and middle rows, and lining the remaining two rows(from right to left) with spikes, a tall-nut, and then the ice flower guys.And then the Zombonis and Gargantuars show up and squish your Garlic without a second thought. The endless survival mode really makes you appreciate just how much the different zombies are capable of. Some of them are never really a threat, but others (see Jack-in-the-Box Zombie) can prove to be a true pain in the ass. My Survival: Endless record is 63, but I saw a crazy guy on YouTube who made it past 200.
unless one of yall wanna help me out im fucked i think i just cant beat this sage take ascreen or something i suckI can get you through anything! Just tell me the last plant on your list currently and what zombies your up against.
My Survival: Endless record is 63, but I saw a crazy guy on YouTube who made it past 200.holy shit I got to 19 and I thought I was pro :fogetshifty:
All righty. Leave out Peashooter and Tangle Kelp, and bring Potato Mine and Squash instead.
Right off the bat, plant a Sunflower (duh). Keep planting as many of them as you can. When the first few zombies show up, plant Potato Mines and Squashes waaaaay in front of them. They'll die on impact with either of those plants. This should buy you enough time to get 10 Sunflowers up (4 in back on each side, two in pool). Once you've got the Sunflowers, start planting Wall-nuts ad try to get a Repeater in every row. You'll especially need Wall-Nuts in the pool. Plant Snow Peas to back up the Repeaters, and make sure the Wall-Nuts are far up the lawn so the pole vaulters won't have time to get anywhere after they jump. Plant a second row of Repeaters if you have time.
Good luck.
By Beginning Strategy, I assume you mean Sunflowers followed by Peashooters, right? Yeah, that'll get you be most of the time, but Peashooters can't deal with Bucket Head Zombies very well while a Repeater and a Snow Pea can easily handle one between them. A Repeater costs exactly as much as two Peashooters, so you can save yourself some time and space by planting only them. Besides, the extra Sunflowers you need to get them going inevitably help out later on. Having ten or more Sunflowers is always a good idea.