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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 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:

Location Reports
Auckland, Auckland 1
São Joaquim da Barra, SP 1
Lichfield, England 1
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Mass Effect Andromeda Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • aikens_lisa
    Lisa (@aikens_lisa) reported

    @MissPookems I'm a broken record, but Mass Effect. I took a break, let my nostalgia wane, and it still has more charisma than over half of the games in my library. Lightning in a top-shelf bottle. It could still be better.

  • TriCommittee
    Civilization Preservation Foundation (@TriCommittee) reported

    @FiadhBaikal Reminds me of what they did with Mass Effect Andromeda. Had an actual model be the face capture and basis for the default female MC, she looked fine in the preview. Then for the final release they puffed up the face and it looked like **** Not a reference problem, a dev problem

  • BlueOmen_N7
    Dave (@BlueOmen_N7) reported

    @mrmikeMTL Broken Sword or Mass Effect

  • sapapple1
    sapapple (@sapapple1) reported

    @ChampionsOTIce @LookAtMyMeat1 If they were in a combined reality. First thing that’s going to happen is the Imperial navy is going to destroy the Mass Effect relays. Indoctrination could be a problem but honestly if we’re talking WH30k there’s not a whole lot Reapers are going to be able to do against Titans and Imperial starships and that’s even before you factor in void shields. Ground units would fold like paper to Space Marines, Custodes, and Primarchs. I honestly doubt indoctrination would work on the Imperium super soldier units due to how complete their mental training is, and chaos has to literally corrupt the soul to get them to flip sides

  • pulpculture323
    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.

  • MissMantisVT
    Mantis 🌱 (@MissMantisVT) reported

    Dating Garrus in Mass Effect is literally try not to crash out challenge. Bro has been calibrating and doing research for 5 years now please just let me in 😔

  • Mackedo5
    Mackedo (@Mackedo5) reported

    @takasiraVT I think the issue is Nintendo. They won't take chances anymore. Imagine a Star Fox that was like Mass Effect: third person shooter, with swappable crew, OPEN space combat, an RPG system, currency. But no. We'll get another rail shooter, and just be happy we got anything

  • LordGenesis
    Tony (@LordGenesis) reported

    @spiral_archtct @Pirat_Nation The writing was really bad, but we can't ignore the technical issues. They were absolutely terrible at launch, like No Man's Sky or Cyberpunk. The only difference is that Mass Effect Andromeda never got its player base back, probably because of the writing.

  • FumeGaming95
    Fume Gaming (@FumeGaming95) reported

    If Capcom somehow handles this correctly and fixes the big issues I had with this game, then I will stop telling people it disappointed as much as Mass Effect Andromeda. I loved the first game and always thought the bones were there in the second, but it was missing so much.

  • ChudVisigoth
    Chud Visigoth (@ChudVisigoth) reported

    @Authw8 Mass effect guns fire magnetically accelerated metal shavings from a small tungsten block inside them. This gives them near infinite ammo. In ME 1 the guns had overheating issues limiting them. In ME2 and onward thermal clip ejection was created to vent heat. It is what it is

  • WallyWLTN
    WallyWLTN (@WallyWLTN) reported

    Wait, 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.

  • Critical_Scribe
    J. Y. Song (@Critical_Scribe) reported

    People just need to accept when their stuff just isn’t very good at its core. I didn’t find the gameplay to be the issue with Andromeda, though it could have done with better level design. It was the writing, and many people play Mass Effect for the writing. The plot felt boring to go through and lacked the gravitas that the original Mass Effect had. Things happened, but never did I really think they mattered all that much. That is very much due to the party members, who didn’t feel all that distinctive at all from on another or were just so forgettable beyond their shared snark that I just tuned them out after a while. The dialogue choices themselves lacked any weight because most of the time you just said the same thing, but either as a jerk or a nice person. That makes choosing dialogue a chore, not something you really have to think about. The combat was pretty good though, I’ll give it that, though rather than letting us switch to all classes I’d rather they have much more robust class systems with deeper skills and specializations. That creates much more unique scenarios per playthrough rather than just swapping to whatever at any point in the game. Recognize your faults when people point them out. Dismissing those criticizing it at “chuds” is such a cope you just sound pathetic.

  • LakiLou94
    LakiLou (@LakiLou94) reported

    @xkom_pl Wiedźmin 3, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, Mass Effect 2, Crash Bandicoot, Baldur's Gate 2.

  • sanguinetales
    Grim Universe Comics 💀 (@sanguinetales) reported

    @DannyINTEL Problem w/ a lot of these games is they end up having the same combat as Genshin or Wuwa They should have considered that with Urban settings it should have gameplay more similar to The Division, Cyberpunk, Watchdogs or Mass Effect Prioritize ranged gameplay over melee.

  • MR3Dev
    MR3D-Dev (@MR3Dev) reported

    @IGN From what I saw the problem was the writing, not the VA. The writing was close to cringe Mass Effect Andromeda.

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