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[Skirata129]

I'm not talking about making the game easier, as you would have noticed if you read anything but the OP. just some kind of upgrade, item or design that looks cool and is something we can use in the ME universe. if everyone Just wants another gamer pic like the N& logo, that's fine too.

[onelifecrisis]

Skirata129 wrote...

should people who unlocked the insanity achievement in Me2 receive some kind of bonus or reward for that achievement in ME3?

No.

[McAwesum]

I just hope that the tougher difficulties are a little more balanced so that you can use whatever class and not worried about unfairly being destroyed. I don't want to feel like I can't use my Vanguard on Insane because she would be completely useless because everything has a shield and does ridiculous amounts of damage that almost makes close-range combat nearly impossible. I think that adding the roll for ME3 is at least a step towards the right direction.

[Cuddlezarro]

wouldent care as long as it didnt make the game a ton easier

I soley play insanity in ME2 because its the only slightly challenging mode and even then its still pretty easy reguardless of class...

[Praetor Knight]

Skirata129 wrote...

should people who unlocked the insanity achievement in Me2 receive some kind of bonus or reward for that achievement in ME3?

Well if there could be some sort of reward in ME3 for that, then I'd say have something that has no effect on the game whatsoever, but is visible enough to mean something.

Maybe something as simple having the original N7 armor scheme from ME1 in ME3.
Below is the Heavy Version.

[GnusmasTHX]

Waltzingbear wrote...

The game wouldn't have been half as fun as it is nor would the play-time value have been so long without Insanity.

Insanity offers one of the best singleplayer gameplay experiences I've had in video games. If you don't like it don't play it. I really can't see how offering more rewards would work without turning the game into a cakewalk.

Someone is too used to scrub shooters.

Insanity only longer simply because enemies had more health bars.

[LemurFromTheId]

McAwesum wrote...

I just hope that the tougher difficulties are a little more balanced so that you can use whatever class and not worried about unfairly being destroyed. I don't want to feel like I can't use my Vanguard on Insane because she would be completely useless because everything has a shield and does ridiculous amounts of damage that almost makes close-range combat nearly impossible. I think that adding the roll for ME3 is at least a step towards the right direction.

Vanguard is definitely not a weak class on Insanity, but charge is a skill that requires practise. It's especially important to know when not to charge. Oh, and shotguns absolutely rape shields.

A couple videos:

[McAwesum]

Aedolon wrote...

McAwesum wrote...

I just hope that the tougher difficulties are a little more balanced so that you can use whatever class and not worried about unfairly being destroyed. I don't want to feel like I can't use my Vanguard on Insane because she would be completely useless because everything has a shield and does ridiculous amounts of damage that almost makes close-range combat nearly impossible. I think that adding the roll for ME3 is at least a step towards the right direction.

Vanguard is definitely not a weak class on Insanity, but charge is a skill that requires practise. It's especially important to know when not to charge. Oh, and shotguns absolutely rape shields.

A couple videos:

Hm, thanks. I'll have to check those out then.

[Cuddlezarro]

McAwesum wrote...

Aedolon wrote...

McAwesum wrote...

I just hope that the tougher difficulties are a little more balanced so that you can use whatever class and not worried about unfairly being destroyed. I don't want to feel like I can't use my Vanguard on Insane because she would be completely useless because everything has a shield and does ridiculous amounts of damage that almost makes close-range combat nearly impossible. I think that adding the roll for ME3 is at least a step towards the right direction.

Vanguard is definitely not a weak class on Insanity, but charge is a skill that requires practise. It's especially important to know when not to charge. Oh, and shotguns absolutely rape shields.

A couple videos:

Hm, thanks. I'll have to check those out then.

also look up the average gatsbys insanity vanguard videos here

http://www.youtube.c...atAverageGatsby

helps alot though once you master the vanguard on insanity it pretty much turns the game into a cakewalk

[RPGamer13]

I got my help from gesphenst on youtube.  If it wasn't for his videos, not sure I would have had the patience to finish it as quick as I had.

Khayness wrote...

Because there is fun challenge not just frustrating challenge.

ME2 Insanity is really enjoyable.

No, it's not.  It's one of the most frustrating hardest difficulties I ever played.  Top two would be Ninja Gaiden II and God of War 2 though.

I spent hours trying to beat the final boss, hours trying to get past the Collector Ship and then Horizon, hours to get past Jack's mission...

The most messed up thing of all: Defeating the Shadow Broker was the easiest/most fun I had the entire run.  Well, besides figuring out how to activate all 8 switches without really fighting, Vanguard's Biotic Charge made sure of that.  I also had more fun going through Insanity in the first game.

Oh yeah, and I played it from a brand new game.

Modifié par RPGamer13, 21 juin 2011 - 02:39 .

[Cuddlezarro]

RPGamer13 wrote...

I got my help from gesphenst on youtube.  If it wasn't for his videos, not sure I would have had the patience to finish it as quick as I had.

Khayness wrote...

Because there is fun challenge not just frustrating challenge.

ME2 Insanity is really enjoyable.

No, it's not.  It's one of the most frustrating hardest difficulties I ever played.  Top two would be Ninja Gaiden II and God of War 2 though.

I spent hours trying to beat the final boss, hours trying to get past the Collector Ship and then Horizon, hours to get past Jack's mission...

The most messed up thing of all: Defeating the Shadow Broker was the easiest/most fun I had the entire run.  Well, besides figuring out how to activate all 8 switches without really fighting, Vanguard's Biotic Charge made sure of that.  I also had more fun going through Insanity in the first game.

Oh yeah, and I played it from a brand new game.

ME1 insanity was pure tedium mode it wasnt hard and what made it tedious was enemies spammed immunity all the damn time and you was practically unkillable to boot as well

and I seriously have no idea how it took you hours to beat individual missions because insanity mode is NOT that hard expecially if you abuse the crap out of squad mate skills yourself (and combo them like using overload/incinerate then follow up with a cyroblast instantly)) and dont charge around like a moron


I hard more trouble in the freaking prologue of the witcher 2 than I *ever* did in ME2

Modifié par Cuddlezarro, 21 juin 2011 - 02:46 .

[thechrislouis]

Waltzingbear wrote...

The game wouldn't have been half as fun as it is nor would the play-time value have been so long without Insanity.

Insanity offers one of the best singleplayer gameplay experiences I've had in video games. If you don't like it don't play it. I really can't see how offering more rewards would work without turning the game into a cakewalk.

I'm 100% with you on this.. And im a gamer that usually plays every game on Normal. This the only game I have ever bothered to play on the hardest difficulty and i don't regret it!

[MarchWaltz]

ME2 is one of the rare games that playing on the hardest difficulty is actually fun.

Nightmare on DA2 was total and utter ****.

Brutal on SC2 was fun.

Very satisfying, and makes every victory, no matter how small the battle, mean something.

[CaolIla]

I thought it was a mixed bag. I think I finished Insanity with every class, but the only class with a really high frustration level was Adept. That's mainly because I'm not so good in this game, but I was so frustrated that I stopped playing for a month.
Just started a new Insanity run yesterday and I was so pissed about the pyro batarian waiting behind the corner when you have to seal the 3 shutter doors in Garrus recruitment mission that I turned down to normal just to get this slimebag out of the way.
All in all I don't think a reward is necessary, The biggest challenge on Insanity is being patient, there are few spots in the game were that isn't enough (I still didn't beat the Arrival Hardcore part on Insanity where the enemies just keep spawning and I think I tried it at least 15 times with three different chars, thanks for the minute long video sequence that you can't skip just before that bioware, I seriously hate that one, especially if you have to see it 5 times in a row).
Whoever managed that deserves a reward, although I would have tried it more often it there wasn't this goddamn video sequence Oo.
And in ME1 it doesn't work for me to even unlock insanity, because the game doesn't count it if I finish it on Hardcore Oo

[MrGone]

I dunno, something neat like a little badge you get in the normandy cabin, or an award on the wall or something wouldn't be bad. Or some sort of unique paint job for your armor, just so when you show people your game they immediately know that "Oh damn, this guy's playing on Insanity!"

[CaolIla]

MrGone wrote...

I dunno, something neat like a little badge you get in the normandy cabin, or an award on the wall or something wouldn't be bad. Or some sort of unique paint job for your armor, just so when you show people your game they immediately know that "Oh damn, this guy's playing on Insanity!"

You would have to either explain it to that person or that person has to have played insanity to know it, so... not so cool?

[MrGone]

CaolIla wrote...

MrGone wrote...

I dunno, something neat like a little badge you get in the normandy cabin, or an award on the wall or something wouldn't be bad. Or some sort of unique paint job for your armor, just so when you show people your game they immediately know that "Oh damn, this guy's playing on Insanity!"

You would have to either explain it to that person or that person has to have played insanity to know it, so... not so cool?

I don't think so. I  mean the internet exists, so we'd all see screenshots of what the "Insanity Insignia" or whatever is, so we'd know what it looks like. And lots of people put up videos of their games online on Youtube (there are a ton of vids for ME2 up there) and so on and so forth. 

[MrGone]

Another question - Any X360 players think we should get some Avatar Awards? PS3 ports usually have to have something unique about them (it's a contractual thing I'm pretty sure) so why not do something for every version that's a touch unique? (Though I guess Kinect support kinda already covers that for 360 . . . hmm).

[CannonO]

 A gamer picture would do me just right. (Insert southern accent and 19th century context so that sentence doesn't sound as wrong.)

MarchWaltz wrote...

Still rocking my N7 profile picture for my xbox live account

As am I!

Modifié par CannonLars, 21 juin 2011 - 06:27 .

[GlobalStrike]

MarchWaltz wrote...

Still rocking my N7 profile picture for my xbox live account

Same here, ever sine i unlocked it last december.

My avatar is very mis-matched, though on purpose. Got an ODST helmet, COG lancer, and N7 armor.

Just thought i'd put that out there for no reason.

[Skirata129]

this is exactly what I mean, all you guys seem to be really proud of the N7 logo you got for ME1, I'm just saying we should get something like that for ME2. Shouldn't change gameplay, it could even be another gamer pic, but just something cool we can be proud of.

[Skirata129]

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