The release of "Mass Effect: Andromeda" has been highly anticipated by players for the past few months, and just days from its launching, the game is already showing several issues. Some players are now raising their accusations to the game developer, Bioware.
Fans of "Mass Effect: Adromeda" have accused Bioware of making the game's female character ugly, at least, do not look like their real life models, as reported previously by The Sun. The fans have found it strange that the female characters are far from being attractive compared to the male characters in the game.
Furthermore, the male characters appears to be the real version of their real life inspiration. For instance, actress Jayde Rossi does not look like her female protagonist in the game. On the other hand, model Steven Brewiss, looks exactly the similar to his male version in the game. It seems that fans are not very happy with "Mass Effect:Andromeda".
The spacefaring RPG game is far from perfect, but Bioware the best that it can to resolve the issues. "Mass Effect: Andromeda" producer, Michael Gamble has also thanked the fans for being committed to the game.
Here is the list of identified issues:
Performance
Dolby Vision is currently disabled for PC.
Screen appears stretched in 4:3 and 5:4 resolutions.
Attempting to run the game in 16:9 or 16:10 portrait display may cause the game to crash.
Players may experience performance drops in the Storm Canyons.
Squadmates
Squadmates may repeatedly teleport on top of the player, and may follow when told not to.
UI
Objects in space may rotate slowly or may appear jittery when using the right control stick.
Missions/Levels
PS4 - Repeatedly skipping opening cinematics on the Remnant City critical path mission can cause Ryder to hang in mid-air.
Game does not save often enough during main missions.
We are aware of some areas where progression events may fail to trigger. If you encounter this you may be able to get past this by leaving the area and returning