Help. Run ME1 via EA Launcher needs Admin Privileges but won't run.
I download and launch ME1 from the EA Launcher "This game requires administrative privileges. do you want to grant access and launch the game" I click "OK" "Failed to launch game. An error on our end caused the launch to fail. Try again a little later" I tried running the EA launcher with Admin privileges. I tried running MassEffect.exe as administrator. I've tried repair. I've uninstalled and reinstalled it. I've tried repair. I've uninstalled and reinstalled it. Nothing works. Always the same message. I DID NOT buy it from Steam but from EA (actually Bioware ages ago) Thanks
Mass Effect 1 2007 CD-Ver
Hello, I've been tinkering with an old Pentium 4 machine these last days and wanted to install my Mass Effect 1 CD-ver game on it (Running WinXP, 32-bit). The problem i'm having is when I try to launch the game, it gives an error message saying: "The game can not start. The game needs access to the internet in order to verify ownership of this game. Please ensure that your computer is online and try again" I know for a fact that it is connected to the internet and there is a stable connection, so my only conclusion is that the EA/ME servers for verification has been taken offline. Is there no way to get this game to work on an old XP 32-bit machine? As far as I know support for EA APP/Origin for 32-bit systems has ended, which also makes it impossible to buy through that storefront. Now I know I could just install a 64-bit system, but i'm trying to run it on legacy hardware. Any way to solve the connection/verify issue without having to upgrade to 64-bit?Не засчитывается достижение "Оружейник" (Gunsmith) в ME:LE.
Внутри игры процесс ачивки стоит на 10/10, но она не засчитана. В стиме и EA достижение также не отображается. Попытки повторно улучшить оружие до 10 уровня, а также удалить сохранение и прокачать оружие до 10 уровня в оффлайн режиме, после чего подключиться к стим результата не дали.Какая самая лучшая броня в Mass Effect 1 и 2 и 3?
Играю я, и значит заметил я то что есть разные броня. Посмотрел все, ни одна не понравилась, оставил сток но не много изменил. Бегаю в шлеме нагрудник нарукавники и ноги тоже изменил плюсы тоже даёт. Только стоит её менять? I play, so I noticed there are different armor options. I looked at them all and didn't like any of them, so I left the stock ones but changed them a bit. I run with a helmet, chest guard, arm guards, and leg guards, and I changed them, which also gives me some advantages. But is it worth changing?
Mass effect 3 multijugador remaster?
En reddit han salido teorías respecto a que es posible un remaster del multijugador de mass effect 3 para la legendary edition (Esto por algunas noticias en el N7 day). ¿Se ha sabido algo más al respecto? Hago la publicación, ya que la verdad si hay mucho interes en esto. Y ojala se haga realidad. Sería un excelente añadido miestras esperamos el nuevo Mass Effect.Mass Effect Amazon series should be a prequel, not a sequel
It was announced on N7 day that the show being made for Amazon is gonna be taking place after Mass Effect 3. Does anyone else see this as a massive mistake and missed opportunity? With how much we shape the galaxy throughout these games, creating what's effectively gonna be a hard-canon future with the TV show is doomed to a dark place in this series. If anything is gonna take place after ME3, then I want it to import my save and I will accept nothing less. That doesn't mean I'm averse to having a Mass Effect series. In fact, if we got something taking place before ME1, such as the First Contact War and the conflicts with the Batarians, that would be **bleep** awesome. I imagine it mainly following Anderson's perspective (he is the guy that Shepard succeeds, both in role and reputation. As Pressly describes the man, "If he melted down all of his medals, he could build a life-sized gold statue of himself."), but possibly jumping between him and, say Chakwas and Hackett, maybe Jack Harper, and for the Batarian arc then throw Zaeed and Major Kyle into the mix. With a prequel instead of a sequel, we would have an introduction for newcomers rather than an answer that could strongly upset just about everyone. And I mean the introduction thing, because this show is going to attract many non-Mass Effect fans, who may become interested in playing the games. So why in the hell would you spoil the whole **bleep** thing for them? Let the newcomers have their opportunity to go into the games blind, don't ruin it for them.
