Possible Mass Effect issue?

cimt · 24-12-2009, 11:37

I've just bought Mass Effect and it seems really jumpy. Is it like that for others or because I've installed it to my HDD? I know some games are recommended not to be installed.

Thanks,

Craig.

**Matt D** · 24-12-2009, 16:17

How jumpy? ME does have frame rate issues at times...

ME *should* perform better when installed to the HDD.

haydnwalker · 24-12-2009, 17:31

I've never had issues with it but didn't install it to hdd

cimt · 24-12-2009, 21:56

Well I've uninstalled it and it seems to be running better. Seems like a good game apart from the huge size of the game universe. Easy to get lost.

**Matt D** · 24-12-2009, 23:22

It's an awesome game, & ME2 should be even better

icestar2 · 24-12-2009, 23:37

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Originally Posted by cimt

I've just bought Mass Effect and it seems really jumpy. Is it like that for others or because I've installed it to my HDD? I know some games are recommended not to be installed.

Thanks,

Craig.

Had a simlair problem when first running Fable 2 from the HD. Seemed to be cleared up after one of the patches though.

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Originally Posted by Matt D

It's an awesome game, & ME2 should be even better

Couldn't agree more m8. If it's even half as good as everything am seeing and hearing it will be great. The first is still in my top 3 games on the Xbox

cimt · 28-12-2009, 07:22

OK, I'm really starting to get into this but how do you train your team to use new guns?

haydnwalker · 28-12-2009, 17:18

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Originally Posted by cimt

OK, I'm really starting to get into this but how do you train your team to use new guns?

You need to assign them some of the experience points that you get. Like when you level up your character, you can use the LT&RT buttons to switch to different team members to assign their XP too.