So while I tried to replay ME2 on Insanity I found out that I can't open doors\pick up research information and etc. I tried to reload, even reinstall the game, it didn't help. More than that it happened to ME3 as well. I just can't play the game! And the problem is that it just happened, I didn't install mods, I played already on Windows 11. Please help!
We are talking original ME3 (2012)?
When the game was first released, this would happen if the game's frame rate was very low. However, even the weakest hardware available today would run the game with more than enough frames per second.
Try to repair the game.
(EA app: Game Library > Click on the three dots on the game cover > Repair)
(Steam: Game Library > Right-click the game > Properties > Local Files > Verify integrity of game files.)
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Was there a solution to this? I am having the same issue. The activation "Flickers" but mostly wont show. I am stuck at the 1st door in ME3 after heavy striking the Husk.
OmegaVox95 wrote:
Space. The thing is, that I come to box\door anything else and it doesn't lock on it to be able to unlock\open it.
Does that mean there is no interaction marker at the objects?
How high is your frame rate?
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Space. The thing is, that I come to box\door anything else and it doesn't lock on it to be able to unlock\open it.
Not silly at all. 🙂
Silly, question time....what button is set in your options to open doors/pick up stuff??
It doesn't work. I tried to repair, but the result is the same
Try to repair the game.
(Origin > Game Library > right click MELE > Repair)
(Steam > Game Library > right click at MELE > Properties > Local Files > Verify integrity of game files.)
