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[Vermillion_V2]

Howdy folks, this is my first time posting on these here threads, so forgive me if I'm posting in the wrong place.

I recently decided to replay Mass Effect 1 and finally download those patches. Upon installing them with the Bring Down the Sky pack, my settings changed. I put the graphics back to how they previously were, but for some reason, I'm not seeing certain textures e.g. Nihlus's markings and MaleShep's beard.

The audio has suffered a problem as well. The sound seems far off at times, like when driving the Mako. When I shoot the turret, it sounds like it's being shot from a distance, and it's nearly impossible to hear the rocket explode.

All these settings were fine before I downloaded the patches and DLC. Does anyone know what's going on and how I might fix it?

Thanks in advance.

[Sparky Jenkins]

I'm having the exact same problem, only my sound problems are a bit more severe. My weapons firing Sound Effects are nearly mute and there's a constant buzzing in the background. Plus as mentioned the graphics have gone down in quality even though I have everything set to max. Can anyone please help? Would really appreciated, else I'll be forced to uninstall the whole game then reinstall without the patch

Modifié par Sparky Jenkins, 05 septembre 2010 - 08:39 .

[sarayakat]

Same problem here. When I played ME back in the day it worked fine. When I went to replay it with my new rig it had a few audio stutters. Once patched the audio stutters got worse, the graphics settings had changed (and now look funky in some areas), and even though I am at minimum specs for ME2, that game runs great on my PC at 1280x1024 while ME runs fair to poor at 1024x768! Very strange...

[eshrafel]

The only way I got the audio to run well in a reliable fashion in Mass Effect was to change soundcards. It has a miserable sound subsystem. With a RealTek soundchip, I had sound cutting off all the time and occasionally stuttering. With a Creative soundcard it improved but the sound would occasionally get confused as to its position; ambient noises would be incredibly loud and everything else quiet and so on. When I used the newer Creative driver on Windows 7 all these problems went away. I can't really offer any help on this matter; it's a black art.



As for the graphics, did you try deleting all your config files (BioWare/Mass Effect/Config) in Documents?