EA and BioWare have released the first patch for Mass Effect Legendary Edition, which aims to rectify the wireless headset issue that has been causing the game to crash on Xbox Series X. Although, it still causes issues if the headset is turned on or off in the launcher.
Along with this, a variety of other problems have also been fixed, including achievement tracking pertaining to kills. It's not a massive list, but quickly sorts out those niggling issues players have been having.
The following are fixes and improvements we’ve made across all platforms in this update.
General
- Fixed the main issue where the launcher would crash or become unresponsive on Xbox Series X when using a wireless headset.
- Known issue: This can still happen if you enable/disable a headset in the launcher. A future fix will resolve this issue.
- Improved iris shaders for better interaction with light and ambient occlusion.
- Minor calibrations, fixes, and stability improvements.
Mass Effect
- Improved terrain textures.
- Fixed an issue where kills for achievements/trophies weren’t tracking correctly.
Mass Effect & Mass Effect 2
- Resolved an issue where the character code would sometimes not display in the squad menu.
- Improvements to pre-rendered cutscenes to reduce occasional artifacts.
Mass Effect 2
- Improved lighting and shadows in some cinematics.
- Minor visual, rendering, and VFX improvements on some levels.
- Resolved minor text issues with achievements.
Mass Effect 3
- Fixed an issue where kills for achievements/trophies weren’t tracking correctly.
Short and sweet! Hopefully the final fix for the wireless headset is out soon, but in the meantime it's easily avoidable. We also know the achievements weren't tracking properly through personal experience, so this is also great news.
Have you downloaded the hotfix yet? Give us your thoughts on the patch notes below.
[source ea.com]
Comments 9
Short and Sweet. And 18,78 Gb
I wonder how the patch works if you only have Mass effect 1 installed.
@DoubtfulJ I Imagine you would download the patch for that game, then any other mass effect patches come as you download them. Just a guess tho
Is Auto-HDR issue resolved? Had to disable it from the system settings to get rid of it. Couldn’t disable it from the compatibility settings, so figured it might’ve been a bug.
Anyone figured out if rumble exists for this at all? My controller seems to be doing nothing while playing ME1. Feels like it should in a shooter.
@CeleryMan Hopefully.
@Dezzy
At least rumble works when you are scanning planets on 2.
@Dezzy My controller vibrates when driving the mako.
@DoubtfulJ If you only have Mass Effect installed, it is a 6.98 GB update. Like CeleryMan said, I'm guessing each game is patched individiually, so obviously you'd have to download another roughly 6 GB patch for each whenever you install each of the other 2.
Nice to see that they are fixing things so quickly, but also annoying that we had to download a patch on Day 1 and then we have to download another one already. Not a big deal for people that have good internet, but unfortunately I have to have DSL.
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