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
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
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:
| Location | Reports |
|---|---|
| São Joaquim da Barra, SP | 1 |
| Lichfield, England | 1 |
Community Discussion
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Mass Effect Andromeda Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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ace_eisu (@ace_eisu) reported@kalaelizabeth See I feel like that's the issue to me. People want Mass Effect and there's certainly very strong elements of what Mass Effect is which Andromeda lacks some of and other part of community which thinks of ME as tale of Commander Shepherd and that's why it struggled the most.
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Ryuko-Daniel (@Ryuko_Daniel) reported@Marcodmeatball but I cant get my self to play them. Idk how to explain it. I played some Mass Effect because of a recommendation from a friend and Amanda and that was fun but the same problem began 🫠 Many of my friends are playing Crimson Dessert and are enjoing it. I was thinking on buying
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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.
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Qwerty Bob (@qwerty_bob41) reported@picklerick_91 i ran into this issue for mass effect 2, where some dll files just didnt install
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Nick (@Nick34104550) reported@_SHAAMUUU_ Probably same problem next Mass effect being direct sequel to ME 3
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Kaleb (@KalebO98164) reported@OurslsTheFury2 @Arron_TK I think they course corrected a little too harshly after the issues ppl had with mass effect 1 and the series never really recovered from it
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Christopher (@chrisDmaster13) reported@asha_shar Here is a few ideas 1.drop EA and Ubisoft connections and try to buy their IP like Rayman, splinter cell, dead space, mass effect, ect.. Ip that is normally associated with Xbox. I mean 10+ years paying for them to be in the service or a 1 time lump sum to add the ip to ultimate.
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Jæk (@kolyjah) reported@kalaelizabeth They are abandoning it, it’s not horrible, but it is a bad Mass Effect game. Weak writing and semi weak characters. Calling the fans the problem and the reason the game you starred in bombed is not how you endear them to future ventures.
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Goyim (@GoyRebel69) reported@TheExpanseRPG -Fix the mass effect andromeda veilguard dialogues/writing -Fix the voice acting -Give the belters accents
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FinalBoss.io (@FinalBoss_io) reported“Busy workin” is not an update. It’s what studios say when they need players to stay calm while they figure out whether the next thing is actually coherent. Mass Effect doesn’t have a lore problem. BioWare has a trust problem. Silence stops feeling strategic when the last few years went the way they did.
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Elana Fisher (@elanafisher) reported@kalaelizabeth Also a big problem is people comparing it to a whole trilogy. If I compare it to just Mass Effect one, I like it more. I honestly didn’t become that attached to characters until ME2 besides Garrus
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Evil Villain (@EveryCarpet) reported@WeAreMassEffect Excellent science-fantasy but not excellent sci-fi. Anything other than Destroy is the Reapers throwing **** at the wall in a last-ditch effort and actually succeeding in deceiving Shephard. Everything 'wrong' with the story of ME3 actually started with ME2 when Bioware catered to Fox in cutting down the ****** alongside killing off and resurrecting Shepherd in the first 5 minutes of the game (!!!). Story of ME2 was ***. The Collectors should have been an arc or plotline but not the entirety of the game. You can 100% have the Systems Alliance send Shepherd out to find more data on the Reapers, who then ends up fighting Batarians, criminals, xenophobes, the Terminus Systems, AND the Collectors. Andromeda actually had insane potential but Bioware ****** up by not hiring me as their lead writer and producer. Fighting the not-Collectors with an Asari archaeologist and Krogan mercenary while trying to save Humanity & Co. is not good enough of a plotline. Cerberus should've sacked the Elusive Man the moment he was indoctrinated. ridiculous. ME4 needs to take place after a Destroy ending where: 1. with the destruction of the Relays, long-distance, immediate FTL travel is impossible. 2. with the general destruction that the Reapers caused-- 99% of all life in the galaxy, essentially, and their corresponding civilizations and industrial base-- ME4 needs to either take place 100-200 years after the events of ME3 or be a survival-horror 'RPG' 3. If ME4 takes place a ~hundred years after the events of ME3, then having the option of being Liara's offspring (and explicitly confirmed if you romanced Liara). if not, then all other species ought to be available 4. the vast majority of Turians and Quarians stuck in the Sol System after the destroy ending would end up starving to death because 5σ of the galaxy's industry and population has been destroyed and they cannot eat 'normal' foodstuffs 4a. the vast majority of Turians and Quarians in any fleet that is not predominantly of their own species ought to starve to death due to the lacking of their specific foodstuffs 4b. the vast majority of the survivors of the Reapers (<1% of galpop) ought to starve, dehydrate, or otherwise die to raiders or other starving, sick people. simply not enough resources to go around in the post-apocalypse 5. if you chose to fix the Genophage, the Krogans have to be THE singular dominant power in what was Citadel space. if not, there should only be one or two total in the entirety of the game as their species goes extinct 5a if the Krogan are led by Wrex, then the Krogan in general would be part of the Citadel's Council alongside Humanity 5b if the Krogan are led by Wreav, then the Krogan in general would not be part of the Citadel, drastically weakening it for the plot of the game alongside granting a quest where you have to 'recruit' the Krogan or at least get them to sign a pact of non-aggression/interference 6. the Egalitarian, Xenophilic polity that would eventually emerge at Sol would become the capital of the New Citadel-- mostly because they have the highest population and the most salvage in their system 7. the enemy for the first non-survival of the post-apocalyptic horror entry in Mass Effect ought to be a resurgent Terminus Systems. they have no ******* idea where the Reapers came from or how to beat them-- only learning that they're tied to Citadel space.
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Mystic Geek (@MrsGeekyLatina) reportedThe issue BioWare has is they are always too quiet. After the fall of the last three games they made, they need to be more transparent. Mass Effect is their last chance, just because it’s a major franchise doesn’t mean anything after all the flops they had. #MassEffect #Bioware
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Will (@Iceman0686) reported@WeAreMassEffect I was hoping for more Andromeda content or at least a new DLC bridging the Andromeda galaxy to Mass Effect 5. One of Andromedas big problems was dialogue. They tried to make it sound like a 'CW' teen show. Mass Effect is supposed to be gritty and dark not childish teen angst.
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Dave (@BlueOmen_N7) reported@mrmikeMTL Broken Sword or Mass Effect