I know if I don't have any console or preferred gaming PCs to play those Plants vs. Zombies shooter games, but I do spot certain things besides the gameplay themselves by various gamers on YouTube out there, including the easter eggs. This time, I'm not gonna tell you about certain easter eggs or hidden game mechanics in general, but the ceiling fans that they added in some maps of those Plants vs. Zombies shooter games. Without further ado, here are my short lists about those ceiling fans in Plants vs. Zombies shooter games.
Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare and it's sequel...
In Suburban Flats multi-game mode map, there's a wooden bladed spinner ceiling fan with light in gazebo near one of the houses. It does resembles to most ceiling fans that are commonly found in Argentina, by the looks of it.
In Wall-nut Hills Gardens & Graveyards map, exactly located at the second-to-last garden, there are some ceiling fans in each of the gazebos that surrounds the pool and the garden. Hard to tell about what kind of shape on those fans may look like.
In Cactus Canyon Gardens & Graveyards map, exactly located at the second-to-last garden, there are some ceiling fans inside the resort near the garden itself. Again, hard to tell about what kind of shape on those fans may look like.
Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville
An airplane's propeller that being used as a ceiling fan, spotted right above the Kernel Corn himself (Courtesy: Redhead Gaming [YouTube])
Another airplane's propeller that being used as a ceiling fan, spotted right next to one of the fluorescent tube lights (Courtesy: Redhead Gaming [YouTube])
In Mount Steep free-roam region map, there are two ceiling fans in Z-Tech Oozevoir portion of this map that resembles the airplane's propellers.
Other fans...
For a bonus, here are list of fans that aren't ceiling fans that are found in those Plants vs. Zombies shooter games. Here are some fine examples of them:
Part of the stand fan without it's own stand is found near the Agent Corn himself in his base, exactly on the top of the table right next to him.
Bunch of 6-bladed axial exhaust fans with one of it's own blades broke off, located in few parts of the sewer in Backyard Battleground, behind the large iron bars. There are also few of the ones that has 2 of it's own blades broke off too.
Generic exhaust fans that are encountered in buildings of certain maps on those Plants vs. Zombies shooter games, mainly for Garden Warfare series.
Well, that's what I can say about these ceiling fans (and some other fans) that are encountered in Plants vs. Zombies shooter games that I simply watch any gameplay videos by various gamers on YouTube. There are even more of those, but they are very hard to tell besides the ones that I listed them in here. Anyway, that's it for the list of ceiling fans (and some other fans) that I encountered them in Plants vs. Zombies shooter games, and thanks for reading this short post.
It's hard to believe if I finally play the latest Plants vs. Zombies game on my current smartphone, Plants vs. Zombies 3. Just like what I did with the previous Plants vs. Zombies games that I play, I will tell you about how's my experience of me playing it, yet how it performs well in my smartphone. Without further ado with them, let's take a look at my experience of me playing it.
1. First encountered it on Google Play...
Unlike the Plants vs. Zombies 2, there were no fake Plants vs. Zombies 3 apps on Google Play, so that was a good sign for me hyped this game before the game itself was launched on the Google Play, unless I downloaded some Plants vs. Zombies clones or rip-offs instead. Not much I can say about it as I downloaded it just properly, until I opened the game itself for very first time.
2. How it loads...
The way about how it loads the loading screen is similar to the previous two Plants vs. Zombies games, except it's possibly the slowest one that I ever encountered (takes around a minute [or two] to load the whole game), unless I also counted the Plants vs. Zombies 2 being loaded on one of my bad Android devices that I used to have (FYI, in my current smartphone, it only takes around 7 seconds to load, sometimes 20 seconds or more). It does load the game every time I open it on my current smartphone, but sometimes it refuses to load which makes me to force close the game then I open it again when that occurs.
3. VERTICAL SCREEN ORIENTATION?! WHAT?!
Yes, in fact! Unlike the previous two Plants vs. Zombies which I used to play them in obvious landscape screen orientation, this game just plays in vertical screen orientation. Because of that, I sometimes feel uncomfortable while playing it, and it still needs both of my hands in order to play and interact with any user interface on it, except it's way worse.
4. Game modes
There are few of the game modes in there, but not as many as the previous two games though. Those are Devour Tower, which basically like an Adventure mode for this game but with that Dr. Zomboss's particular "tower building" involved in order to unlock those areas in the game's map, Breakout (classic game mode of the game itself, including the Brainiac mini-boss battles), and Arena (Player vs. Player mode). There's also a built-in chat room in this game as well, which also has an ability to donate seed packets between players as well (although nobody in this game did that yet, including myself).
5. Game mechanics
One of the most noticeable game mechanics that I ever seen on this game is how that particular Sunflower produce 3 sun costs overtime. I still prefer the good old way to produce sun as much as possible in previous two games, because I found out if this particular game mechanic is slightly harder to deal in certain levels with certain difficulties, for example, higher Devour Tower floors or most Breakout events. Not only just that, there are few more of the game mechanics that this game has, there are few more of those, such as the Plant Food,Tacobility (happens every time between two stages of every gameplay by powering up 3 of the plants with the said ability, or put them on the seed packets or add 1 sun cost on the Sunflower's meter just like the Plant Food), and so on.
6. 3D graphics...
Unlike the previous two games, this one has 3D graphics, which sounds a little iffy to me. I also still prefer the standard 2D versions just like the previous two games, but it's still okay to me. However, it also has it's own small problem as well on my current smartphone as well, relating to this feature. Apart from slight lag that always happens on most of the game modes, sometimes the game just crashes on me every time I begin the gameplay itself, but like Plants vs. Zombies 2 that I experienced with my current device itself, it rarely happens as of nowadays. Or, on the most cases, some sort of server error that happens on this game as well.
7. Pay-to-Win
Heh... This game is also no exception for including the Pay-to-Win feature (except for the original game), thanks to the EA... Although it's not as bad as the Plants vs. Zombies 2 which has a LOT of them, but still... I don't bother to buy anything on it due to I obviously don't have any credit cards or certain payment methods that I've must deal them into.
8. Conclusion
Although this Plants vs. Zombies game isn't the one that I expected due to the way how it looks, plays, and performs, but it does entertain me just okay. Not as much like what I did with the original game back in 2012, or the Plants vs. Zombies 2 back in 2014 with all of bad things happened to it (including the actual game itself on my bad Android device that I used to have in those days), but then again, it hyped me just okay until I discovered few of the flaws that this game has. One of the most noticeable one is being the vertical screen orientation. Sometimes I feel so uncomfortable while playing it, and it still needs both of my hands to interact anything on the game's user interface itself... Speaking about the overall gameplay of this game, I must completely GRIND levels of my plants that I have through certain game modes like Breakouts, just like all of my plants in Plants vs. Zombies 2 against most of it's own extreme difficulty game modes, including most Penny Pursuit's levels with buffed zombie's strengths. Because if I don't, I always overwhelmed so easily on higher floors of Devour Tower if I don't prepare my plants with stronger power than the zombie's team power on those Devour Tower floors... Overall, this game isn't the one that I expected due to somebody out there said if this game is like a rip-off from some Supercell mobile games, but still, it does entertain me just okay with all of this game's flaws that it has.
Anyway, that's it from what I can say to my experience with this Plants vs. Zombies game that I recently play. I'm sorry if I don't seem to play this game quite often, unlike the previous two games that I ever played before, hence why I don't tell anything detail about this game in here. As always, thanks for reading this post, and hope you can enjoy yet pay the attention about this game.
Yes... That's what the title of this post said, did I ever burn out some fans? From what I remembered on my own brain, obviously yes. There were 2 noticeable occurrence about me suddenly burned out some fans while they were running like usual, one of them was from my mini portable fan collection. Without further ado with them, let's take a look at my 2 aforementioned stories about how I did burned out those fans by itself.
First off, back in around of 2011 (I think), I visited one of my old neighbors house, and there was a vintage Sanyo? desk fan in it. Although everything was normal during I tried to mess around with it by simply moving it into another spot, suddenly the fan produced some burning smells, and it actually released some smokes out of the fan itself and sprayed it straight into my face. After that occurred, obviously it popped the whole house's circuit breaker, and everybody in that house were panicking due to how I burned out the fan itself... Thankfully, the fan itself didn't set ablaze even more during the burnout happened, so they decided to trash it away after all of that... From what I remembered about why it occurred, probably due to it only had 110v of voltage (which meant it was connected to step-down transformer from 220v to 110v all the time), but I stupidly plugged it directly into a 220v wall outlet, which was obvious about why I burned it out.
Secondly, this was occurred on one of my mini portable fans that I have. The one that got burned out is the AC powered ventilating fan that I used to have, and it was branded Matsuviva. I even recorded both original and remake YouTube fan videos of it back in 2014 and 2015, although you couldn't even see any better look of my original video of it, due to how I stupidly record videos in potato quality of my old Samsung Galaxy Y phone in those days... During I suddenly burned it out, I was stupidly had fun by playing around with it due to some boredom that happened to me. Then, it produced some burning smells, then POP! The fan just stopped working due to the sudden pop'n sparky burnout that suddenly occurred, yet it also popped my whole house's circuit breaker. After that happened, since it wasn't working anymore, I obviously trashed it away, and that's it.
There are even more of how I suddenly burned out some fans too, but I couldn't tell anything detail about more of them, because most of them weren't technically "burned out" or something other that weren't just typical fan burnouts, such as loose wire connections, bad capacitor, bad bearings, and so on. Anyway, that's it from my short story about how I did burn out some fans that I encountered, and hope you can pay attention about this post.
Some of you may obviously recognize my story about those KFC Plants vs. Zombies toys in my old friend's house back in July 2014 in few of the posts that I posted somewhere in this Blogspot, so this time I'm gonna tell about this story again... Except this time, I'm gonna tell you about the unexpected destruction that they did to those KFC Plants vs. Zombies toys. Again, this story will be almost exactly the same plot about how it happened back then... Without further ado with them, let's throwback about this short story about how they destroyed those KFC Plants vs. Zombies toys.
Obviously, in my very first Blogspot post that I made here, I also mentioned those particular Plants vs. Zombies toys in that house. Before I encountered them, I obviously didn't have any Plants vs. Zombies collectible stuffs in the meantime before I found them. Then, during I encountered them, I was so excited by borrowed one of them home for fun until 3 months later... After 3 months of fun with it, I decided to return it back to the owner. Unfortunately though, their children were heavily upset by how I borrowed one of them, and ended up destroying them into pieces.
From what my old friend's house told to me right after they destroyed them, they destroyed them by slammed them down from the balcony of their 2-story house that they lived in. Since I didn't even see it directly about how they destroyed them, I have no idea about how they smashed them like that into pieces... They obviously were highly furious about how I borrowed one of those toys, and ended up did so without any expectation that I predicted just before. Meanwhile, I was really stupid enough in order to find them by visiting a scrapyard. Not for searching some fans (such as ceiling fans and portable fans [mainly vintage ones]) that were scrapped in that particular scrapyard, but for searching some pieces from those KFC Plants vs. Zombies toys that they destroyed for some stupid reason that I couldn't even tell it to you at all... So yeah, even though this post is clearly focused on the unexpected destruction of those KFC Plants vs. Zombies toys, I couldn't remember any detail information about the particular action that they did to those toys, so.
So there you have it, for my short story about why they destroyed those Plants vs. Zombies in their 2-story house where they lived in. Again, I had no clue about why they did them just out of my expectation there after I borrowed one of them for 3 months... Anyway, that's it from what I can say about this story that I made here to those toys that obviously were gone since then, and hope you can pay the attention about this story.
Again, yet another batch of YouTube videos of electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in abandoned places, taken by several urban exploration YouTubers... Without further ado with them, let's take look at yet even more of YouTube videos of electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in abandoned places.
Started off by this abandoned nursing home here, there's an industrial ceiling fan at 8:35. Unfortunately, there's no focused look at the ceiling fan itself though.
Then, in this abandoned musicians house here, there's a 36" bottom-mount spinner ceiling fan with schoolhouse light-kit at 5:42. Then, in this abandoned farmhouse here, there's this vintage ceiling fan with badly bent down blades (thank goodness, this video's thumbnail just featured this fan directly). Shown on the video itself at 3:30. Now, here's the interesting one... This is one example of an urban exploration video that was taken by that Australian stuff destruction YouTuber who smashes a lot of things with his golf clubs, which was inspired by that guy called smashstuffs30 (or definitely known as TheOriginalHDChannel, according to the story about why he inspired it by making many of his own stuff destruction videos)... In this abandoned house here that he took, there's a typical Australian spinner ceiling fan with 3-arm light kit at 0:27.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there's a white 36" spinner ceiling fan at 3:39. Notice there's a (maybe) bird nest stuck at one of the blades. Not as exciting as the other videos, this house has typical selection of modern Canadian and American ceiling fans inside, even one of them has it's own light kit's shade just dangling like that. Shown at 6:54, 10:03 (there are two of them), and 11:12 (the one with dangling light kit's shade). There's another ceiling fan in the purple room of this house, but unfortunately there's no better look of that one. Then, in this abandoned vintage house here, there's a vintage Sanyo? desk fan inside some sort of kitchen of this house. Again, not as exciting as the other videos, just another selection of typical modern American ceiling fans inside this semi-deluxe abandoned house here. Some of them aren't shown clearly though, especially one (or probably two or more) of them which isn't (or aren't) shown at all. Then, in this really trashed abandoned car dealership here, there's a ceiling fan that survived through the destruction of the ceiling itself, shown at 7:20. Then, in this abandoned trailers here, there are pair of 42" (?) 4-bladed ceiling fans inside, being one of them has an integrated light-kit. You probably can't see them both clearly on the first video, but you can see them both clearly on the second video, being this guy spun one of the fans with his hand, yet that fan has it's own bearings just stiff, judging by how it halts quite quickly on that one. Then, in this abandoned house here, there's a 36" bottom-mount spinner ceiling fan installed above the stairway, at 4:35. Then, in several of empty store malls here, there are bunch of ceiling fans inside few of the stores. Shown at 2:49, 5:27, 7:10, 7:34, and 7:38. Lastly, in this enormous 19th century religion school here, there's a 42" bottom-mount spinner ceiling fan with cane blades at 2:43. If you know about the brand of each of the electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in each of the urban exploration videos there, please let me know about them in the comments section below here... Also, I will make a part 5 of (yet) even more of the electric fans in abandoned places by various urban explorers, so stay tuned for that. Enjoy
"Don't trust with X (name of the bot YouTube users), they're scammer"-Lachlan Potts
Yes... This is literally what I have seen on YouTube recently, including many of the YouTubers around the world. In case you've wondering, this comment was posted BUNCH, BUNCH, BUNCH, and again, BUNCH of times by those unknown users, yet they known them as a bot. At first glance, I thought they were just a normal YouTube comments like usual, but turned out if most of the YouTubers discovered them if they were actually bot users who hacked any YouTubers, even with millions of subscribers that they hacked too. For example, every time I upload a new video, those users always comments as soon as possible. I know if they praised me in the comments section as a bait like "Loved it", "Wanna be friends?" like this post's title said, or other else that they always scam on me... But nope! Instead of me rambling about this like nothing, let's prove this big problem by explanation by one of these YouTubers who investigates them, right here:
Yeah... Those bot users literally hacked thousand of channels around YouTube like what this guy said in this explanation video right on the top here... I have no idea why this some sort of mega exaggerated cyber crime happens, but those users were hacked through different bot usernames. From that video above here that he explained was the Logan one, then followed by Tom, Ted, Music, Song, Liam, Huddy, Bananarama, and the one that I took my own screenshot of it, which was the Olivette as for nowadays. I simply IGNORE them in order NOT to being hacked by those bots, but yeah, as long as they keep commenting every time I upload a new video, it's fine, I simply NOT respond them AT ALL, apart from me reporting them as an unwanted spams... If you want to ask to me about this mega serious problem that always happens on the YouTube platform lately, please let me know about the additional information about this in the comments section below here. Anyway, that's it from what I can say about this "Wanna be friends?" mega serious problem that recently happens on YouTube platform, and hope you can pay this attention against those bot users that you MUST get rid all of them away, so be VERY careful.
Okay, so... This was occurred since I decided to replace my old Samsung laptop with it. Unfortunately though, it has it's own flaws, and now it already has it's own issue that I couldn't even bother to fix it at all. I already sent it to the service place in order to fix it, but nope! Everything gone wrong with this laptop that I bought it online, especially for one of the vital parts that it should work just fine like my old Samsung does... So, without further ado with them, let's explain about why I've just embarrassed by this laptop that I bought it online.
1. General
In case you've wondering about the brand and the model of the particular laptop that I bought it online, it's just an old Dell Latitude E4310... I bought it online from one of the local online shops, and I paid around 200 bucks for it. It has the earliest version of Windows 10 Pro (2015), it has 13,3" screen size, and it has Intel Core i5 M560 processor... It also has 8 GB of RAM, and not much I can say about it. Speaking about the story about why I bought this laptop, it's because I thought I was impressed by how much the RAM that this laptop has, so which meant it would run better than my old Samsung laptop. There is also another reason about why I bought this, it's because my old Samsung laptop wouldn't do heavy things very well, especially for editing videos... Again, not much I can say about this particular laptop though, until there are few flaws that I discovered already in this laptop throughout many hours of me using it until one big problem happens to it.
2. Results
Well, what do you know... I thought this laptop would run better than my old Samsung laptop because it has a bigger RAM, but no! Apart from how old this laptop is (which was dated in 2012), there are few surprising results from this laptop. Here are my results of me using it (in terms of bunch of the software programs that I ran on this laptop's system operating itself), from the normal results until the bad results.
Web browsing on it is just fine to me. I can open the Google Chrome slightly quicker than my old Samsung laptop.
File exploring on it is also just fine, not much I can say about it.
Playing games on it isn't that great (I tested the original Plants vs. Zombies on it)... I have to download ThrottleStop in order to stop the throttles and stutters while I'm playing any games on it.
Google Earth on it seems to work just decently. Not good, but not bad either.
I also once installed BlueStacks on it, and it does open the app just decently. Even if I didn't even play any Android games on it.
Adobe Photoshop (newer version) on it does work just reasonably fine.
Adobe Premiere Pro (CC 2015), it does work but of course it has some problems while I edit videos on it every time... One of the examples is being the audio hardware interface keeps overloading at the most of the time; every time I play the edited footage on it and that message appears quite often on the events window, so I have to increase the latency in order to solve it, but nope, it doesn't work. Even the other options that I tweaked on it's own settings, but then again, nope!
Many more of the random programs (or apps), that I couldn't even tell about how well they run on this laptop since I never run them nor I run them quite often... Either they do work properly, but also they don't seem to work (usually it has usual "... [program] has stopped working" message)...
3. Flaws
It's hard to believe if this laptop has it's own flaws as well... I thought I was like, "This old laptop would work as good as the ones in my current school would be. Although the ones in my current school are completely different models, unlike this one"... Well, yeah, but since there are flaws that keeps bothering me while operating it, so... Not much additional action that I will take to them because I always sick by them, so... Anyway, here are the flaws that this laptop has, right now:
First, utterly crap battery life. I already suspected about how crap the battery life of this laptop is... For example, the battery's percentage was on 82%, but then immediately went down drastically by itself into 0% within a second. Before it got emptied like that, the battery somehow only lasted less than least 30 minutes...
It only has one USB port.
Annoying "date and time resetting"... This always occurs while the laptop itself isn't powered by either battery or the plug adapter, probably due to it doesn't have it's own built-in backup battery-ish thing like my old Samsung laptop does... It keeps resetting the date and time itself back in 2012. All I have to do against this problem is of course, I have manually set the current date and time in the BIOS settings itself... Freaking all the time when this happens!
Almost every time I turned it on from either hibernate or sleep, the display graphics driver just stopped working, but it does recover immediately by itself.
There's a little static electricity somewhere on the laptop itself, even I plugged one of the earphones into this laptop does have little static electricity as well. This always happens, especially when I plug it with a plug outlet all the time.
No 4 rubber feets on the bottom on the laptop itself, since I bought it used from online shop.
Some obscure stuffs are still present on this laptop... One example is being the obscure tray with an "EC" logo near it, don't know what does it mean. Another example is being the other obscure tray hole with a "SC" logo near it too. External sound card? If yes, no wonder why it doesn't sound good, yet it's a bit silent (in my opinion).
Since this is one of the old laptops, it will overheat quite badly if I use it too much, especially certain examples like exporting a whole video sequence from Adobe Premiere Pro, the centrifugal fan inside it runs so fast, yet it'll feel so hot around one on the sides on this laptop. I even poured a pinch of water on the part where it overheats, and it got boiled and dried just less than 30 seconds.
The speakers on it sounds not too loud, yet it only has standard HD Audio sound card from Windows itself... However, if I installed Equalizer APO on it, it does amplify the volume of it just like my old Samsung laptop (which obviously has dedicated Realtek HD Audio sound card, yet it also has SoundAlive feature too)... However, if I increase it even more on the aforementioned equalizer program itself, sometimes it overloads, especially for anything that sounds way too much bass... Even Adobe Premiere Pro that I installed on it says the audio hardware interface overload, I'm not sure if that always happens due to that, even I already seen that warning bunch of times just before I installed the Equalizer APO on it... Probably the very poor GPU that it has in order not to make it work properly? Presumably yes.
4. When the LCD screen's backlight dies... (and conclusion + extras)
Apparently, in it's peak day about when this laptop's LCD screen's backlight got stopped working, it used to work just fine like it should before that occurred... Although it used to work just fine, of course the flaws of this laptop were still present...... Until it's own LCD screen's backlight died... Yes, literally... It's own LCD screen's backlight gone wrong for some reason, it's just simply doesn't light up anymore. I could see anything on the screen with the flashlight that lights into the screen, but still, I can't have that... I already tweaked about the brightness of the laptop's LCD screen's backlight itself, even on the BIOS too, but nope! Still doesn't work! So which means, there you have it for this "new" (old) Dell laptop that I bought it online. For the additional action that I did to the laptop itself, here are two actions that I did to it:
I already brought it to the service center, closest from my old neighborhood. I asked some person in order to replace the LCD screen's backlight. Since it's one of the rarest size and models yet I would pay around 107 bucks for it, they didn't repair it due to there's no particular screen available for it's own size and model. Even they were already contacted the supplier who sells laptop's spare LCD screens, but then again, nope.
I also asked to the online seller who sells bunch of those laptops... The only thing that he can do with this laptop is of course I have to send it to him in order to repair it yet I would only pay 32 bucks for it, not selling it away to him... But, I still bothered by how guilty I did to this laptop, because I thought this laptop would work properly like what my current school has few of those laptops of the exact same brand (but different models though), but nope! It's just gone wrong by this LCD screen issue that got struck into it.
So yeah, there you have it for my experience with this "new" (old) Dell laptop that I bought online... Yeah, as if... Again, I thought this laptop would work properly like what my current school has few of those laptops of the exact same brand, but then again, nope! It's just gone wrong, and I felt so guilty about it... Right now, I simply left it without any usage at all, until I have to salvage the important parts that are left on it, such as RAM and the HDD that comes with it, so I hope I can transfer those parts into my old Samsung laptop... Speaking about my old Samsung laptop in it's current condition, I also tell about it's own current flaws as well, aside from one of it's own LCD screen's hinge got busted already. Those are:
It doesn't seem to charge it's own battery anymore. So which means, I completely force to use AC adapter in order to make it work properly.
It's still has old Windows 7 operating system, but it does work just fairly well since I activated it using third-party program that I did around 7 years ago, instead of activating it in the usual way using the product key.
Both of it's own internal speakers are busted already.
Since it only has 2 GB of RAM and weaker processor, it does have a lag while I'm doing certain multitasking stuffs. Unless I have to install certain programs in order to make it slightly better (such as CCleaner, ThrottleStop, and an old program entitled MZ RAM Booster). Obviously, no way for doing heavy stuffs, such as editing videos. It'll lag very badly if I do that, especially for playing the edited video on it. Or even on the worse cases, it'll stop the whole program entirely, yet there's no auto-save of it.
And yeah, that's what I can conclude about my bad experience with my "new" (old) Dell laptop, yet I already listed about some flaws of my old Samsung laptop as well. That's it for what I can say about this bad experience that I did to it, and hope you can pay the attention, yet you can learn the lesson about this experience that I did to it.
I know if my Plants vs. Zombies collection already has bunch of my favorite figures as for nowadays (as for late of 2018 and later), but I still miss some of my wanted figures that keeps cycling on my brain. Continued from my previous post of the exact same title, I'm sorry, our Plants vs. Zombies lovers 2... :(, it's still probably the exact same figures that I always mentioned in the previous post, and now it's still remains nothing. So, it's time to update to what's going on with me against those figures anyway, yet this is gonna be another apologize post for me with anything Plants vs. Zombies (non-series) related, which in this case, those figures that I still miss plus extras behind all of those.
Before I'm gonna tell you the reason about why I keep failing to get those figures since last 3 years, here's my Instagram post about those things:
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As you can see, those 3 figures are the ones that I still miss there. Those are based from Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare, both original and the sequel, although it obviously based from the sequel version of the Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare. I know if those were existed since mid-to-late of 2017 until the late of 2019, and yes, many of the YouTubers (including the guy who sent some of his figures to me back in November of 2018) reviewed them as well. In case you've wondering about what's the name of toy company who produced and distributed those figures, yes, it's another one of those from good old folks from K'NEX. I've already owned those K'NEX Plants vs. Zombies figures since 2015, and yes, I always enjoying those little Plants vs. Zombies figures until today. Along with 3 of my most beloved old Plants vs. Zombies KFC toys from May of 2013 (which those toys are always vital for my collection), those figures are also look great and legit, albeit the zombies aren't that good at all, yet there are lot of issues with each of those figures too (such as loosing parts, cheap painting, fragile parts, and so on)... Enough for the describing them in general, let's take a look at update of what's going on with me against those figures right away.
Exactly what I ranted in I'm sorry, our Plants vs. Zombies lovers 2... :(, this problem is still exists until now... I've been trying to get any of those figures in every methods, but again... failed. It also makes this problem even worse and worse, because not only the fact I still can't get those things yet until now, it's also got obstructed by other obvious things that happens since late of the last year, until this year. One, which is latest YouTube's policy. I used to comment them in each of YouTube videos of those reviews, but now, it's completely blocked for obvious reasons. Yes, they already set those videos as a kid-friendly videos! Which is good, and also bad at the same time. Good, which means no more of those trash comments that I mentioned in my post entitled Worst things that I ever done..., although it's still happens in several of YouTube videos that they didn't set them yet as a kid-friendly videos, including my YouTube channel of fans too... Of course on the other hand, bad means there's no more of me contacting those guys in order to send those extra figures that they have to me by simply requesting them. I already did few times to that one toy YouTuber who has 7 Plasma Pea figures in his 3 separate videos. One which was the one that he bought it from Toys R Us along with the other 7 K'NEX Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 Series 5 blind bags that contained the other 7 figures that were bundled on that set. Unfortunately though, that figure has missing pieces, because the bag that lurked it inside had the hole on the side of the blind bag itself, which caused the other parts of the figure itself were lost already... Then, in another video by him of another complete set of K'NEX Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 Series 5 blind bags that he got them from Dollar Tree, there's another Plasma Pea figure that he got in perfect condition... Lastly, in yet another video by him of K'NEX Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 Series 6 blind bags, he got 5 Plasma Pea figures. I commented to him in all 3 videos that he uploaded, but he didn't understand about what I said to him in the second video, and ended up, there was no action taken to me apart from he didn't reply myself anymore in his latest videos, which is really stinks! I also tried to comment him on his latest video (the one that has 4 extra Plasma Pea figures), and nope! No action was taken, apart from he got the heart to my comment in that video. Which is odd, considering me always wanted it by commenting them in his previous two videos of those things. And then, somebody lately replied me in that video with this:
"K'NEX has lost their greatness since a few years now. They used to have great licenses theme, now they don't even have license themes.. The themes they have now is made by them which is really sad because they just lost their goodness that way..."
Exactly what he described to the toy company itself, same goes for the franchise that he likes, (which is in that case), obviously Super Mario... Again, they used to have a great license themes, but now it's completely depleting like crazy yet nothing, and there's no more chance of me getting those figures anyway... Although those figures also has a hit and miss features. Hit means exactly like what I wanted, and meanwhile for miss, obviously means they had a lot of goofs just like what I told to you before about those things that I have... So, in conclusion about this point, yeah... No more of those things because those two sub-reasons, YouTube's latest policy to those toy review videos, and K'NEX no longer producing them, which I knew it already by e-mailed the toy company itself before.
The other main reasons that causes me still can't get these figures is of course... Covid-19 pandemic. I know if this ultra extreme pandemic that strikes already on the entire world that causes many deaths isn't related to what I'm dealing with those Plants vs. Zombies figures anyway, but it affects on how much they cost on international online shops, especially e-Bay. I already saw them on the actual e-Bay, they cost reasonably cheap, but most of them obviously have quite expensive costs... But, when it comes to one of local online shops that connects to the e-Bay, they cost so darn expensive. Not much words that I can say about it, because I don't want to deplete my bank account's balance very badly due to that... Also, in case you've wondering about the aforementioned local online shop itself, yes, it does show anything about those, but they also got rid to the ones that may not ship into my country (Indonesia), which in results said: "This product was deleted by the seller", despite the fact they're still there on actual e-Bay... So, yeah... I don't bother to buy them for a moment, until there's another help by another kind person who will eventually send those missing Plants vs. Zombies figures for free to me. Even I already e-mailed to several persons already, still no action taken by any of them at all.
So, there you have it for yet another I'm sorry, our Plants vs. Zombies lovers thread. I know if I feel so sick already for not getting them as soon as possible, but eventually, if this still happens (unless I'm getting older and older as my parents, but not getting those yet), I will eventually make this again because I can't even stand it anymore. I know if those figures aren't that good quality just like the ones that I have, but whatever... I will never stop hunting those things until I actually got them in my hands... Anyway, hope you can pay the attention about this story about me and those figures that I still miss there, and thanks for reading this post.
"Man, abandoned stuff just creeps me the hell out. I get this feeling as if I had seen these people and the building intact and running. Now it just looks like everyone died and so did the buildings..."-fanmaster10000 from vintageceilingfans.com forum
Exactly like what particular fellow fan lover said on that forum of vintage electric fans (which is mainly ceiling fans obviously), and exactly what I'm listing all of those YouTube videos of electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in abandoned places taken by various urban explorers here... So, it's time to continue my series of Electric fans in abandoned places. This time, I'll list even more of YouTube videos of abandoned places by various urban explorers around the world, mainly in the west. Just like the previous part, I'll list even more YouTube videos of those that contains electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) inside abandoned buildings that they explored. Without further ado with them, let's take look at even more of electric fans in abandoned places right away.
Started off by this abandoned house here. There are 2 ceiling fans in there. One of them is a 5-bladed, bottom-mount spinner ceiling fan shown at 5:06, followed by a 5-bladed hugger ceiling fan shown at 5:45... There's also a small exhaust fan shown at 8:05.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there's a slouching* 4-bladed 42" ceiling fan shown at 14:08. There's also a ceiling fan's blade with cane shown at 4:09, but it's unknown whether that place used to have 2 or more ceiling fans besides that one at 14:08, though.
Then, in this abandoned retro home here, there's a droopy 5-bladed hugger ceiling fan shown at 0:40.
Not as exciting as the other videos, there are 2 ceiling fans in this large abandoned house here. One is a white 4-bladed one at 3:40, and the other one is a 42" black 5-bladed bottom-mount spinner ceiling fan at 2:02 and 3:56.
Then, in this small abandoned house here, there's a vintage emperor ceiling fan shown at 4:00... Motor only, no blades and light (including it's own light globe) whatsoever on it.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there are 2 ceiling fans. One of them is a vintage 36" industrial ceiling fan with light kit shown at 3:03 and 7:35, followed by a 5-bladed droopy ceiling fan shown at 4:40 and 5:05.
Then, in this abandoned farmhouse here, there is a 56" industrial ceiling fan with very badly bent down blades. It is located inside the yellow room of the house itself.
Then, in this huge abandoned hotel that is located in one of the islands in Japan, there are 4 ceiling fans in there. 2 of them are decorative ceiling fans, and being one of them is very rusty yet got destroyed very badly, shown at 5:28... And the other 2 ceiling fans are KDK E14ZK industrial ceiling fans shown around at 25:57... There's also a vintage National? wall fan shown at 12:41.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there's a 42" ceiling fan with green motor housing, shown at 2:38.
Again, not as exciting as the other videos, there are 2 ceiling fans in this abandoned house. One of them is a 42" hugger ceiling fan with sagging blades that is shown at 3:59, followed by the 42" white ceiling fan with partially droopy blades shown at 7:47. Although there's no better look for the hugger one that is shown at 3:59, it's also probably the same fan that most of every fan enthusiasts featured in some of their Abused ceiling fan commercial and Broken ceiling fan slideshow videos, which is this one. And so for the fan at 7:47, there's an actual picture of it, albeit it isn't featured by any fan enthusiasts yet though.
Yet again, not as exciting as the other videos, there are 4 ceiling fans in this abandoned house, being one of the guys who explored this house spun one of the fans with his hand. Shown at 5:38, 5:52, 6:13 (the one that he spun it), and later parts of this video (although you can't even see it better, besides the one at 5:52 while he panned the camera to the left).
Then, in this abandoned hoarder house here, there's a vintage 52" spinner ceiling fan with schoolhouse light-kit shown at 3:07. Unfortunately though, this house was demolished already back in June of 2015.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there are 2 ceiling fans inside. One of them is a 36" bottom-mount spinner ceiling fan, shown at 5:21... The other one is a 42" white hugger ceiling fan, shown at 6:21.
Then, in this abandoned elementary school here, there are few of industrial ceiling fans inside, being one of them has one of it's own blades is bent down really badly. Two of them are 48" (I think, and there's no better look of one of the 48" fans), and the rest are 56"... Shown around at 17:16, 17:25, 19:45, 21:29 (the one with one of it's own blades is bent down really badly), and 21:37.
Lastly, in this really decaying abandoned mobile home here, there are 2 ceiling fans inside. One of them is an abused 42" hugger ceiling fan shown at 5:27, followed by a 42" ceiling fan shown at 7:05.
*-> Nice reference to those guys who smash a lot of things with their own golf clubs with their own words like "fancy", "super deluxe", that "slouching", and so on...
If you know about the brand of each of the electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in each of the urban exploration videos there (apart from some of those fans in that huge abandoned hotel in one of islands in Japan there), please let me know about them in the comments section below here... Also, I will make a part 4 of yet even more of the electric fans in abandoned places by various urban explorers, so stay tuned for that soon... Enjoy
It's time to continue my series of Electric fans in abandoned places. This time, I'll list more of YouTube videos of abandoned places by various urban explorers around the world, mainly in the west. Just like the previous part, I'll list more YouTube videos of those videos that contains electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) inside abandoned buildings that they explored. Without further ado with them, let's take look at more of electric fans in abandoned places right away.
Started off by this large abandoned house with nursery business here. There's a vintage spinner ceiling fan shown at 17:01 and the later parts of this video. Unfortunately, the whole place got demolished later on.
Then, in the same big abandoned house that has 2 36" vintage spinners that, and some random ceiling fans with droopy blades, there are 2 more of vintage 36" spinner ceiling fans in the barn of the abandoned house itself. Seen at 6:34 and very quick shot of the other one at 6:48.
Then, in this abandoned high school here, there are pair of 42" ceiling fans shown in the beginning of this video. Both of them are running on low speed yet on reverse... Also, there is also a vintage window fan at 0:50.
Then, in this abandoned racetrack here, there are strip of industrial ceiling fans installed above the clubhouse of the racetrack itself. Unfortunately, there's no better look of those fans though.
Then, in this very old abandoned war camp here, there is an exhaust fan spinning by the wind at 3:00.
Then, in this old abandoned motel here, there is a 42" ceiling fan shown at 4:33. Unfortunately, the whole place itself was demolished already.
Then, in this abandoned nursery business here, there is a brown 36" industrial ceiling fan with slightly bent down blades at 0:44 and later parts of this video.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there's an old hugger ceiling fan that got destroyed, shown at 1:30.
Then, in these abandoned places here, there are pair of 42" ceiling fans that almost looks like mine (except for the blade styles), shown around at 5:30.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there are few of white 36" spinner ceiling fans inside some of the rooms, 2 fans per each of the rooms. Unfortunately though, the whole place got demolished already back in the late of 2014 (according to the video's description itself).
Then, in this abandoned bowling alley here, there are various of ceiling fans in there. One of them is an industrial ceiling fan with badly mangled blades, one of them is a 5-bladed fan that is running with one of it's own blades is missing, and the rest of them are the 4-bladed fans (and one of them is also running too, but unfortunately there's no better look of them apart from the 5-bladed one that is running there).
Not as exciting as the other videos, there is a generic 30" hugger ceiling fan shown at 2:40 inside this abandoned mobile home here.
Again, not as exciting as the other videos, there is a white 42" bottom-mount spinner ceiling fan shown at 4:09. There's also another fan at 2:08, but unfortunately there's no better look of it.
Then, in this abandoned house here, there is a vintage emperor ceiling fan with 4-arm? light kit shown at 1:45, followed by a cheap generic 5-bladed fan with droopy blades at 11:08.
And lastly, in this abandoned house here, there's a vintage 36" brown spinner ceiling fan shown at 1:31.
If you know about the brand of each of the electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in each of the urban exploration videos there, please let me know about them in the comments section below here... Also, I will make a part 3 of even more of the electric fans in abandoned places by various urban explorers, so stay tuned for that. Enjoy
This time I will list something different from my electric fan section here... These list below here are videos about the electric fans in abandoned places around the world. Although I don't know the brands are due to I honestly don't familiar with those fans there, due to fact I never visit an abandoned places with electric fans left inside, I also don't know about the brand of the fans that featured in every YouTube's urban explorations. So, here are lot of random urban exploration video links of abandoned places that has some electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) inside them.
Started off by this old abandoned farmhouse here. There's a vintage ceiling fan (with ornate vent) shown at 2:30.
Then, this unspoiled abandoned house. There's a black ceiling fan at 1:00 (long shot of it at 1:59). Also, there's an exhaust fan at 8:02.
Then, this abandoned restaurant here. There are 4 industrial ceiling fans in there. The first three are the brown industrial ceiling fans, yet one of them is 48", instead of 56" like the other two, and the last fan is a white fan that is located in the kitchen of this restaurant, but unfortunately, there's no better look of it... Seen at 6:34, 7:21, 8:38 (which is a close-up on one of 56" brown fans), 9:16 (the white fan itself), and later parts of this video too.
Then, this abandoned party house. There's a "floppy" 42" hugger ceiling fan shown at 8:47, exactly above that pool table there.
Then, this big abandoned house here. There are bunch of ceiling fans in there. 2 of them are vintage 36" spinners, one of them is a hugger ceiling fan that has it's own switch cap for the fan itself is missing, and the rest of them are random ceiling fans with droopy blades... Seen at 3:33, 3:45, 13:22, 13:45, 15:15, and 15:23.
Then, in this video of an abandoned motel here, there's a ceiling fan on it's current condition at 7:39 (the blades on them are badly warped down). There are two of them in there, but unfortunately there's no better look of the other one (probably the same model, yet same condition as the one that featured in this video).
Then, in this video of another abandoned motel here, there is a hugger ceiling fan shown at 14:01. It is only the ceiling fan in this abandoned motel (according to the video itself that he took), and it has it's own blades are droopy.
Then, this abandoned farmhouse here. There are 3 ceiling fans there, one of them is a ceiling fan with missing one of it's blades shown at 2:15, followed by 2 industrial ceiling fans that is located inside the barn of this abandoned farmhouse at 22:32.
Then, in this video of yet another abandoned motel here, there are bunch of ceiling fans in there. One of them is a vintage spinner ceiling fan with switch cap shown at 4:02, followed by other vintage spinner ceiling fans and industrial ceiling fans in the restaurant of this abandoned motel at the later parts of this video, exactly around at 13:28 and 14:22, respectively.
And lastly, in this abandoned building here, there's a quick shot of the vintage spinner ceiling fan at 3:59.
If you know about the brand of each of the electric fans (mainly ceiling fans) in each of the urban exploration videos there, please let me know about them in the comments section below here... Also, I will make a part 2 of more of the electric fans in abandoned places by various urban explorers, so stay tuned for that. Enjoy
