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[Goat_Shepard]

  Hey all, it's probably been discussed before, but I have this anxious feeling of disappointment for how I screwed up my 1st playthrough. I'm posting hoping someone else thought the same way I did so I don't feel like I ruined my ME2 experience.

#1 regret on first playthrough) I played on Normal. Why oh why did I play on Normal. Oh I know, "It's for the story not the combat". I moved so fast and the hard parts were few that I never felt the "struggle of the suicide mission" for my first run.  After playing on Hardcore I'm starting to appreciate every aspect of each battle. The main story moved so fast I couldn't really grasp it. So I still got all the shock factor of the storyline, but I felt disconnected because of how easily I was killing everything that seemed so confident of my doom. Stupid me.

#2) Thinking that the Specialists you chose on the final mission would die. Don't ask me why I still thought they were going to die even though Miranda said "we need a tech expert".  Stupid me. Now Mordin's dead.

#3) Being a completionist. Mordin died on my first playthrough, but I replayed that mission and saved him. Nothing else went wrong. Being on my 3rd playthrough now, I wish I had failed the first time, because now I'm NEVER going to fail. Stupid me.

I also have plenty of regrets for ME1, like not ever saving the council or not killing everyone simply for the XP (Helena Blake, maybe even Fist), and never rescuing Kaiden from Virmire. 

Anyone else? Sorry for repeating a preexisting Megathread of Regrets, but I needed to vent. 

Thanks