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[L. Han]

I would like to add as well that ME3 Insanity does not give enemies extra layers of protection. In ME2, on Insanity enemies receive extra shields (and armor for some enemies, damn you blue suns commander).

 

On top of that, Shepard gets stunned and panics a lot more when he is hit by rockets or a flame weapon.

[Lee T]

As far as I'm concerned every class is worth a shot and interesting to play but the vanilla soldier. I can't fathom why it's the most played of all by such a longshot, except if it's straightforwardness.

[Element Zero]

I've enjoyed reading some of the mathematical background to the difficulty disparity I've noted between the two games. We're never going to get 100% agreement on the debate, but having completed these games on Insanity too many times to reasonably estimate, I've always thought ME2 was the "less easy" of the two. Neither is overly challenging, but ME3 is a cakewalk.

[CroGamer002]

Try to play ME2 on Insanity without putting up any upgrades.

 

Or at very least, don't put upgrades after Collector ship mission.

 

Cause upgrades after will make you OP as hell.

[Element Zero]

I'm mostly content with ME2's difficulty. Avoiding upgrades would definitely do the job, though.

I play mostly for the story, anyway. ME3 is the only ME with which I've ever picked up a controller with the sole purpose of enjoying the combat gameplay. I think that's a combination at work of ME3's great gameplay and my disappointment with a lot of the game's writing and dialogue.

A difficulty called "Insanity" should definitely be more challenging than the "Normal +" it is with ME3. I think the key is better AI and level design, not layering defenses as ME2 did. Easy for me to say, since I have no idea how to achieve either, but there it is.

Some of ME3's locales were creatively laid out, but the AI was too weak to press the enemy advantage. Within a few seconds, an aggressive Shepard could completely swing initiative in his/her favor.

[Kaibe]

Engineer and vanguard are really good, but all classes are worth a try.

[God]

Yeah, Soldier.

 

The biggest complaint I can think of for it? 

 

It makes the game too easy, even on nightmare.

[windsea]

Really the SP is easy enough, even on insanity, that all the classes can dominate. (at least if you are importing from ME 2. i have never started a new game)

[Vazgen]

Really the SP is easy enough, even on insanity, that all the classes can dominate. (at least if you are importing from ME 2. i have never started a new game)

New game can be challenging before you build up your powers. Depends on a build, surely but you have less survivability at lower levels and some sections end up being quite tough.

[windsea]

New game can be challenging before you build up your powers. Depends on a build, surely but you have less survivability at lower levels and some sections end up being quite tough.

As i guessed, levels are everything.