Far Future - Day 11 | Plants vs Zombies 2 | Walkthrough, Gameplay, No Commentary

Plants vs. Zombies 2 is a fun tower defense game where you use plants to fight off waves of zombies. The sequel, Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time, takes you on a time-traveling adventure with Crazy Dave to save his taco. Each world has unique plants, zombies, and challenges. In the Far Future world, specifically Day 11, you face a "Plan Your Defense!" challenge, also known as a "Last Stand" level. This means you have a set amount of sun at the start to place your pre-selected plants, and no more sun will be produced during the battle. The level takes place on a special battlefield with six Power Tiles. These tiles are grouped by symbols: two 'X' tiles, two triangle tiles, and two square tiles. When you use Plant Food on a plant on one of these tiles, all other plants on tiles with the same symbol will also get a boost, creating a powerful chain reaction. Before the zombies arrive, you get to spend your initial sun to set up your defenses. This level emphasizes careful placement, as you can't rely on generating more sun. Plants like the Laser Bean, which shoots through multiple zombies, the Bloomerang, which attacks several lanes, the Repeater, for rapid fire, and defensive plants like the Wall-nut or Tall-nut are usually very helpful here. The zombies in Far Future Day 11 are tough. You'll encounter basic Future Zombies and their tougher Conehead and Buckethead versions. More dangerous enemies include Jetpack Zombies that fly over your defenses, Shield Zombies with protective barriers, strong Robo-Cone Zombies, and swarms of small but annoying Bug Bot Imps. A good strategy is to create a strong layered defense. Planting Laser Beans in the back rows is smart because they can hit many zombies. In front of them, place Wall-nuts or Tall-nuts to slow the zombies down. Putting important attack plants like Repeaters on the Power Tiles is key. When you use Plant Food on them, their special abilities will activate on matching tiles, helping to clear out large groups of zombies. For example, using Plant Food on a Repeater on an 'X' tile will also boost any other plant on an 'X' tile. Combining different plants can be very effective. For instance, Snapdragons for close-range damage and Laser Beans for long-range can work well together. Some players with highly upgraded plants can even beat this level without using much Plant Food, showing how important a strong initial setup is. The E.M.Peach is also a great tool; it can temporarily disable robotic zombies like Robo-Cones and Shield Zombies, giving your attacking plants a crucial advantage. The final wave is particularly intense, often with many Robo-Cone Zombies, so using Plant Food on Power Tiles or deploying an E.M.Peach at the right moment is vital for winning. More - Plants vs Zombies™ 2: https://bit.ly/3XmWenn GooglePlay: https://bit.ly/3LTAOM8 #PlantsVsZombies2 #ELECTRONICARTS #TheGamerBay #TheGamerBayQuickPlay