I took a bull-in-a-china-shop approach for my Ultimate run, because that seemed a lot faster than meticulously taking out enemies using stealth. Is there a best loadout for an Ultimate run? Well, this is a matter of opinion, but I definitely think so.
The whole game is much shorter than I thought, taking me about seven hours to complete.
You can also skip any side activities you’d like, but I did all the radio tower missions (so I could view the entire map) and I would occasionally stop to stop a crime when I felt like it. You can’t skip every cutscene (many are unskippable), but you can skip most of them. Use this file to create a NG+ file, which should automatically be an Ultimate difficulty file. Once you’re ready to start, go to your previous save and change the difficulty to Ultimate (you don’t need to load the game - you can adjust difficulty in the main menu). By this point, you should have unlocked every skill and gadget, and you should have leveled up several times beyond the cap of 50 (any time you level up past 50, you’re given +1 max HP and +1% melee damage, though the level number won’t move beyond 50). You can knock out the One More Time Trophy as well (you can get both Trophies on your second playthrough so long as you play a NG+ run on Ultimate difficulty). I would recommend, however, that you complete the Platinum Trophy in the base game, and all of the Trophies in the DLC packs first, saving the Power and Responsibility Trophy for absolute last. Now, I’ve earned this Trophy myself, so I can give you some pointers.įirst of all, you can start a New Game Plus file as soon as you’ve completed the base game. This is the game’s rarest Trophy (at the time of this writing, anyway, though I really don’t see that changing at all - at least for the PS4 version of the game). If you’re eyeballing the Power and Responsibility Trophy in Marvel’s Spider-Man, then you’re considering an Ultimate difficulty playthrough.
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