Heal and Shoot
On both Team Plant and Team Zombie there is a class which can dish out heals onto friendly characters. The Plants have the ever chirpy Sunflower, while Zombies rely on their increasingly-crazy Scientists to keep everyone alive. These classes are far from simple mirrors of one-another though, so make sure to know exactly how to be of the most use to your team.
One place these two healers are similar, however, is in their boosted Revive speed. Sunflowers and Scientists are 50% quicker at reviving their allies than counterparts in Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare. Use this to your advantage to keep your team moving towards victory. Don’t forget to heal them too, as they won’t have full health when back from the dead/compost heap.
Scientists in Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare should always make sure to put down Zombie Healing Stations in any location where their team is clustered up or passing through en-masse. The healing it offers comes over time from standing close by, instead of an instant bump to the health bars. Place it on a corner where your team is entering the enemy position or in the center of a Garden being captured for optimal opportunities to keep the team alive. Team it up with the Warp and Sticky Exploding Balls to keep Plants away from the Station.
Sunflowers over on Team Plant are the undisputed royalty of healing in Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare. Two of their three abilities are purely focused on keeping friendly players alive (before you enter crazy upgrade territory that is). The first and most obvious is Heal Beam. Does exactly what it says on the tin too, healing whichever friendly Plant you are casting it upon. Take note here too that this Heal Beam can be used at the same time as firing with your primary ability. Team up with a Peashooter to become a death-dealing duo of flora-fury while you both pound Zombies with rounds. The second is a Heal Flower which acts much like the Scientist’s Station in Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare, but heals much more slowly.
