Mass Effect Andromeda Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Mass Effect Andromeda users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Mass Effect Andromeda, make sure to submit a report below
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Mass Effect Andromeda users affected:
Mass Effect: Andromeda is an action role-playing video game developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts for Xbox One, Microsoft Windows and PlayStation 4.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
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Mass Effect Andromeda Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Nick (@Nick34104550) reported@_SHAAMUUU_ Probably same problem next Mass effect being direct sequel to ME 3
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Chris (Man Who Games) (@AlternateUrge) reportedKOTOR, Jade Empire, Mass Effect 1, Dragon Age Origins, all of these games frigging rule, and most of them are legendary influential games If EA can not force their hand on anything, let the live-service elements go, give them time, I'm confident they'll make a worthy game (6/6)
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The Gaming Cowboy (@ThatHorseGuy117) reportedApologies for ending the Mass Effect 3 stream early. The audio issues between the quiet dialogue and overly loud SFX were creating a frankly awful viewer experience. I am definitely going to try and find a way to fix that for next time.
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✨VonBee✨ (@VonBindle) reportedI got into Mass Effect not too long ago and now I’m about to witness it crash and burn again
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Knight1029384756 (@Knight10293847) reported@TJPhoenix3 The Reapers are the most advanced civilization we know in Mass Effect. If they couldn't figure it out then how could the current cycle in Mass Effect solve it? Because the problem with this ending is that the galaxy is doomed if the player destroys the Reapers.
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Available Games (@Available_Games) reportedAmazon is ordering major script rewrites for the Mass Effect TV series. They want to modernize it. It’s the same old story where a studio takes a loved universe and starts hacking away at it because they think they know better than the source material. I want to enjoy a space opera without a lecture. Especially one where I’m not wondering if the writers even liked the original game or if they’re just trying to "fix" something that wasn't broken. Usually, when a show gets ordered to undergo massive rewrites to make it more accessible or modern, it just means they're stripping out the soul and the grit that made people care in the first place. Amazon has a habit of doing this to established franchises. We’re likely in for another project that values a message over the actual craftsmanship of the world. Expect the worst.
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Kenji S (@Kenjis9965) reportedI disagree on this You absolutely can make a new Mass Effect game. There's plenty of ways to go about this. Andromedas issue was not Ryder.. And Andromeda I feel would have been improved with some DLC And I'm very tired of Veilguard being a punching bag in these arguments
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Dantics (@DanticsOfficial) reported@SaraJoan11 You're making assumptions for everyone that played it. Like I and many have said, there were other problems with the game competely outside Shepard and their legacy. Having legacy at all can artificially boost a game. Who's to say without the Mass Effect brand the game would have even burst out of obscurity? Just because you enjoy the game enough to make a twitter page about it, doesn't mean others can't seperate their bias and fairly judge. You can like what you like but condescending to me doesn't change the facts. The game was rushed out the door and by doing so, a lot suffered. The pacing was off, the story wasn't incredibly cohesive, the characters weren't as compelling as they could be, it was riddled with bugs and problems, there was no real consequence to choice, the open world structure wasn't developed properly, etc. If a game can't grow on it's own at release, it is not healthy.
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WallyWLTN (@WallyWLTN) reportedWait, people skip Mass Effect 1? Is this a thing? Surely not. Mass Effect 1 isn't some problem child or inferior game we all just slog through in order to get to no2. It's brilliant, you learn the universe, become a S.P.E.C.T.R.E, Garrus, meet Saren, Garrus, explore, Garrus.
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Jameeeeesssssy (@3_5_7_13) reported@KaiKai2492 Tbf, games have tried to implement the squad/command system (Brothers in Arms, Mass Effect). A core issue has always been 'why spend time ordering AI when I can just shoot them myself'.
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Battlebeard! (@Valyriansteelx) reported@RazorFist The ammo clip for Mass Effect 2.. why. Why ******** do that? The weapon system in the first game was great and it did not need to be revamped. Sure the shotgun was broken as hell, but it was FUN.
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Mogzilla (@Mogzillah) reportedMass effect will fix me
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ione 𐔌՞. .՞ 𐦯 (@floraltoffee) reportedhad to end stream short today bc my stomach issue flared up again. :( at least i got to finish mass effect 1 (again)!
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Mogzilla (@Mogzillah) reportedMass effect will fix me
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Pulp Culture Gaming (@pulpculture323) reported@taunttitan401 @RealMarcFoxx Well, when I heard the actor's voice that plays garrus in Mass Effect, that was a huge moment. I went exploring, and I killed a sick bear. I mean just give me a sword and a village with problems and I'll solve them all.