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[PsychoWARD23]

 Playing on Hardcore, but it's so easy bah gawd

[The Grey Ranger]

Any class on a NG+ insanity will be fairly easy, tedious but not difficult (yep even engineer). Mainly it's because you have really good gear and solid methods of dealing with enemies, either through crowd control or just the ability to just take everything they can throw at you and keep shooting.

[mcsupersport]

Once you hit around level 35 the game becomes progressively easier the longer it goes. I would recommend that you save your shredder/tungsten ammo, because it is the best damage dealers out there and you don't get anything higher than level 7(VII) and actually can get very little of it at times making it valuable to keep, at least to me and many others who really like to use it. The damage bonus from those ammos just can't be matched anywhere else.

[Sailears]

Of course it is - with immunity, adrenaline burst and unlimited firepower, the ability to tank armature shots...

[PsychoWARD23]

But I wanted to do my Insanity run as a new Infiltrator, would that be possible? Or should I just use my soldier? (My soldier's the only one that I've used NG+ yet)

[Sailears]

Yeah infiltrator almost as tough as soldier, and a lot more versatile thanks to electronics and decryption.
Depends how you want to play. To be honest NG+ soldier might get boring, what with breezing through everything, so I'd start a new infiltrator from scratch.
Have you unlocked bonus talents? Might want to throw AI hacking in there for a nice skillset.

But most classes will have a bit of difficulty the first few levels, until you've got a few talents unlocked.

[The Grey Ranger]

Any level one insanity is going to be very tedious at best and very rough at worst. At low levels you just don't really have the powers to deal with enemy immunity. It can be done but, it's a real slog.

[Clonedzero]

i only got halfway through ME1 as a soldier. the huge lack of active abilities got really boring for me. all you can really do is shoot stuff and be a massive bullet sponge. luckily in my halfplaythrough i was able to unlock assault rifles for other classes so i just assault rifle vanguard or adept it up lol

[PsychoWARD23]

Clonedzero wrote...

i only got halfway through ME1 as a soldier. the huge lack of active abilities got really boring for me. all you can really do is shoot stuff and be a massive bullet sponge. luckily in my halfplaythrough i was able to unlock assault rifles for other classes so i just assault rifle vanguard or adept it up lol

I prefer using the Sniper for Adepts. It just makes it so I have more options when I come to  a battle.

[aimlessgun]

Soldier past lvl 30 is pretty much a joke. Once you get Commando spec maxed out and have Immunity and Marksman literally 100% of the game, nothing matters.

The Grey Ranger wrote...

Any level one insanity is going to be very tedious at best and very rough at worst. At low levels you just don't really have the powers to deal with enemy immunity. It can be done but, it's a real slog.

It's fine if you do everything on the Citadel before you leave, so you have a decent level to start combat with. Those 2 assassins, and the first world you go to are pretty rough though.

Modifié par aimlessgun, 10 mai 2011 - 07:28 .

[The Grey Ranger]

The assassins are skippable.  Talk to the Volus information broker and go visit Wrex in C-Sec, instead of going to see Harkness in Chora's Den

Modifié par The Grey Ranger, 10 mai 2011 - 01:00 .

[The Spamming Troll]

skip "the fade"???? no way dude. hes got a bright future ahead of him in ME3.

[Arthur Cousland]

If you're breezing through the game with your ng+ soldier, try insanity. Any enemy with access to immunity will spam it.

I was glad that my insanity Shepard was an adept, as I tried my best to use singularity/lift/stasis on enemies before they had the chance to use immunity. If they did get immunity up, then I would cast warp, though they still took a while to kill.

For fun, try going to Therum right after the Citadel without doing any assignments. I did that while trying to recruit Liara a.s.a.p. so I could get her achievement, and that krogan battle is a pain at lower levels. I can't imagine doing that on hardcore/insanity. Usually I try to do all possible assignments in between the Citadel and Therum.

[PsychoWARD23]

Arthur Cousland wrote...

If you're breezing through the game with your ng+ soldier, try insanity. Any enemy with access to immunity will spam it.

I was glad that my insanity Shepard was an adept, as I tried my best to use singularity/lift/stasis on enemies before they had the chance to use immunity. If they did get immunity up, then I would cast warp, though they still took a while to kill.

For fun, try going to Therum right after the Citadel without doing any assignments. I did that while trying to recruit Liara a.s.a.p. so I could get her achievement, and that krogan battle is a pain at lower levels. I can't imagine doing that on hardcore/insanity. Usually I try to do all possible assignments in between the Citadel and Therum.

I did this, but at higher levels I found the Armature to be harder than the Krogan. Although, I think it's mostly because of the ghosts and stalkers.

[termokanden]

On my first playthrough, I thought that fight was a bit tough. I realized it gets trivial if you start out by running straight to the left between all the different... ehm, things. Then just calmly take out the enemies as they reach you.

[The Grey Ranger]

The Spamming Troll wrote...

skip "the fade"???? no way dude. hes got a bright future ahead of him in ME3.

Yep after the 30th+ time you've done it, you might want to do the mission another way.

[Arthur Cousland]

[quote]PsychoWARD23 wrote...

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I did this, but at higher levels I found the Armature to be harder than the Krogan. Although, I think it's mostly because of the ghosts and stalkers.

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To the left of you is a wall that you can go behind during that Armature fight.  The Armature can't hit you behind it, and you can actually shoot through the cracks in the wall.

If I fight the krogan at a lower level, with little or no immobilization options, he keeps charging my Shepard, using melee attacks, and usually many reloads are involved.