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[Tavanaka]

Gaxe wrote...

Tavanaka wrote...

What part of the game are you on?

I just left the citadel for the first time.  

I ended up on a ship full of biotics.

What's your difficulty set to now?

Normal.  I don't want to play on casual because it's just too ****ing easy.  But I don't want to get stunlocked and killed over & over again.

Who are you using as squadmates?

Wrex & tali.

What's your class/stats?

I have the first immunity but it doesn't work for **** against biotics that just knock you down and kill you.

What are you doing that's getting you killed?

Biotics, thresher maws, everything ****ing kills me.

I agree about biotics. They were a real pain in the first game, something Bioware noticed and fixed (somewhat) in ME2. My advice is to strafe frequently against biotic opponents. Their attacks have a wide radius, too, so you'll want to constantly be moving around the field to keep their aim sloppy.

This, of course, is tough to do on the biotic ship mission. What I did on the lower levels was leave two close-range squadmates by the door to the main room (Wrex and Tali should work fine, though replacing Tali with another biotic might help you with crowd-control) and enter by myself. I fired a few shots to get their attention, then backed out as quickly as possible and took position behind cover in the previous hallway's intersection. They should all follow you and crowd up in the doorway, leaving them wide open to full-auto assault rifle fire, shotgun shells, grenades and biotics. If you have the Asari squadmate, (which it doesn't sound like you do) her singularity ability is perfect for crowd control.

If all goes well, you should be able to eliminate the majority of the group without getting stunned once.

As for Thresher Maws, stay at a distance and strafe back and forth to avoid its acid spit. Abuse the cannon. They're pretty much bullet sponges so it's just a matter of waiting them out.

Upgrade your grenades/ammo frequently, too. Chemical rounds are fantastic against Krogan, Cryo explosives render most enemies' weapons useless on higher levels, and a sniper equipped with high explosive rounds is like a miniature tank in the palm of your hand.

Also, you're on the right track with Immunity. If you're getting killed a lot, focus on increasing a single weapon skill and acquire as much damage protection as possible. By level 25 your Soldier should be extremely efficient- by level 40 it'll be a tank.

[MTN Dew Fanatic]

Reverie wrote...

Maybe you just suck.

Wise words.

[Water Dumple]

Gaxe wrote...

Squiddytreat wrote...

The build that never dies on normal?
Have you tried the one where you practiced until you were good enough to play a game like Mass Effect?
Also, the assumption that the AI is good enough to do anything without some tactical control is beyond the capabilities of the coded AI. You're not going to get very far if you're unwilling to use the squad controls. Just think of it as a sort of...quick reaction time. Equivalent to telling a squadmate next to you to do something.

I'd hate to see how you'd react to Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. o.o

NO i refuse to pause.  Pausing is for cowards.  I might as well press escape and go watch a movie during combat. It's a ****ing stupid concept.

So you refuse to play the game it was meant to be played, because of some random uncalled-for requirement you saddled yourself with purely for the sake of being "badass"? Do you play RTSs with only tier 1 units or FPSs using handguns only?

You'll notice that those of us who play the game the regular way actually enjoy ourselves.

[JGDD]

Well at least he got as far as he did. I always freeze up at the "name your Shep" part and have been terrified to progress any further. Even bought ME 2 with the hopes that they patched that silliness away, but alas, no such luck. *sigh*

[MTN Dew Fanatic]

justgimmedudedammit wrote...

Well at least he got as far as he did. I always freeze up at the "name your Shep" part and have been terrified to progress any further. Even bought ME 2 with the hopes that they patched that silliness away, but alas, no such luck. *sigh*

How did you get that far?! I can't get past the Start New Game boss fight.

[Water Dumple]

justgimmedudedammit wrote...

Well at least he got as far as he did. I always freeze up at the "name your Shep" part and have been terrified to progress any further. Even bought ME 2 with the hopes that they patched that silliness away, but alas, no such luck. *sigh*

Man, they only made it worse in ME2. I spent three hours on the Key Bind Options mission and found out I was only through half of it.

[fantasypisces]

My friends were laughing at me because the first time I played through ME1 (about two weeks ago), I was on normal and got to Benezia, I died during the cut scene. It was epic.



She knocked me down, and the commandos showed up, after the cut-scene in which it showed her power meter I saw I was dead, when right before the cut scene I was at full health/half shields. I thought it was funny.



Anyway, on soldier I had no problem running through normal, on adept (again on normal) the first 15ish levels were a lot more difficult, 15-30 was fine, no issues, 30+ was easy as heck until the rachni, they one-shot me when I wasn't paying attention.

[Annihilator27]

How in the world are you having trouble on normal.

[dreman9999]

Dude.... do that mission later. Do one of the main mission first before doing that. Your Level is too low to do that mission now if you just left the citadel.

[dreman9999]

Gaxe wrote...

Unknown Username wrote...

Gaxe wrote...

Squiddytreat wrote...

The build that never dies on normal?
Have you tried the one where you practiced until you were good enough to play a game like Mass Effect?
Also, the assumption that the AI is good enough to do anything without some tactical control is beyond the capabilities of the coded AI. You're not going to get very far if you're unwilling to use the squad controls. Just think of it as a sort of...quick reaction time. Equivalent to telling a squadmate next to you to do something.

I'd hate to see how you'd react to Lost Planet: Extreme Condition. o.o

NO i refuse to pause.  Pausing is for cowards.  I might as well press escape and go watch a movie during combat. It's a ****ing stupid concept.

Sorry, but pausing is an integral part of combat.  The game was made with the intention of you pausing it to select your abilities and to command your squad.  Yeah, it's a shooter, but it's also a bit more tactical than the rest.

That's probably why I'm dieing.

I refuse to pause.  If I'm going to pause I might as well play a turn based game.

I don't see a middle ground. 

Pausing is for cowards.

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Why are you even playing this game if you refuse to play it right?

[Computer_God91]

Someone had to do it, may as well be me. I laugh at you, normal is extremely easy. Pausing is how the game is supposed to be played so if you don't like it don't play it. You obviously suck, unless your like 9 maybe then I understand. but you obviously know how to make an account and scream on forums so your probably like 12 or 14 and still no reason to crap you pants over this game. it's not that hard, I honestly thought from the title you were whining about insanity (which is hard) but this is sad. go play frogger, that game is a good game to start with.

Modifié par Computer_God91, 28 juillet 2010 - 05:05 .

[Mikiisho]

>_> Can anyone help me? Im stuck on the Tutorial mission: Insert disc 2 to install.