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#MASS EFFECT 1 MEUITM SOUND ISSUES MOD#

GlobalTalkTable1_IT=DLC_Vegas_GlobalTlk_IT.GlobalTlk_tlk GlobalTalkTable1_DE=DLC_Vegas_GlobalTlk_DE.GlobalTlk_tlk GlobalTalkTable1_PL=DLC_Vegas_GlobalTlk_PL.GlobalTlk_tlk GlobalTalkTable1_ES=DLC_Vegas_GlobalTlk_ES.GlobalTlk_tlk GlobalTalkTable1=DLC_Vegas_GlobalTlk.GlobalTlk_tlk

PlotManagerCodexMap1=PlotManagerAutoDLC_Vegas.DataCodexMap PlotManagerQuestMap1=PlotManagerAutoDLC_Vegas.QuestMap

PlotManagerOutcomeMap1=PlotManagerAutoDLC_Vegas.OutcomeMap PlotManagerConsequenceMap1=PlotManagerAutoDLC_Vegas.ConsequenceMap PlotManagerStateTransitionMap1=PlotManagerAutoDLC_Vegas.StateTransitionMap PlotManagerConditionals1=PlotManagerDLC_Vegas.BioAutoConditionals If Borderless Gaming isn't making the game borderless try running Borderless Gaming as administrator.

In a few moments the game window should become borderless fullscreen.

Run Borderless Gaming, click Mass Effect on the left panel, click the arrow pointing to the right.

Run the game and wait for it to get to the main menu.

#MASS EFFECT 1 MEUITM SOUND ISSUES MOD#

Be aware that the MEUITM mod adds a new splash image, so be sure to re-delete/rename it again should you choose to install/reinstall it.

Delete or rename Splash.bmp, this prevents Borderless Gaming from making the splash window borderless, as this causes a crash for unknown reasons.

Compatibility mode for 7 (if you're running 8+) is fine, should you need it. Make sure you haven't set the game to run in compatibility mode for XP nor Vista, the former causes borderless to be glitchy and the latter leads to a crash.

Set the game to run in windowed mode in the in-game video settings, make sure it's set to the same resolution as your desktop.

11.6.5 Mass Effect Restored Light & Illumination Natively Modįorce borderless windowed mode.

11.6.4 Mass Effect Updated/Improved Textures Mod.

11.6.3 A Lot Of Textures Mod (complements MEUITM).

10.21 Error "Selected Save Game could not be loaded.

10.20 DLCs aren't shown in-game even though they have been installed.

10.19 DLC installation fails at the end.

10.18 DLC installers error "Mass Effect is not found".

10.17 Dialogue and other audio cutting out.

10.15 Saves or settings don't actually get saved.

10.14 All textures look incredibly washed out.

10.12 Bugged lighting all around the map (AMD GPUs).

10.11 Humongous lens flares cover the whole screen (Nvidia GPUs).

10.9 Characters become black blobs on AMD >K10 CPUs.

10.7 Crash after ~5 minutes of play (NVIDIA).

10.4 Crash after splash screen or black screen.

10.3 Game still crashes immediately even after having installed PhysX.

10.2 Game always asks for admin permissions (Windows 8.1 +).

9.1 Some menu screens have sides "cut off" on 4:3 screen resolutions.

7.3 Independent UI and dubbing/captioning.6.2 Simultaneous Mouse and joystick support for Steam Controller users.When compared to 2 which I'm now playing the difference is just so huge, it's a wonder what a few added polygons can do. Improved textures for sure, but those with the increased resolution just helps to underline the fact that the models are so basic. The cover system still sucks balls (just started on 2 and it's so much better) and while it is nice to have updated textures, do something about the geometry of the models too? As it is, you have people wearing textured wetsuits. EA/BioWare has gone beyond a simple resolution/frame rate bump, which is nice. And I do realize this is a "remaster" instead of a proper remake. Just finished the first game (well, not completely, but that's for another run). But because of being banned, I never got around to playing any of the DLC, which is why this was pretty much a no-brainer to pick up. I played these on a 360 that was modded and also banned because of that - I didn't think much of it at the time, it was cheap and single-player is mostly my thing so it's all good, right? Fallout New Vegas without any patches taught me a lesson.