I can't find a traditional drop-down menu that let's you choose your native resolution. But all I can find are a couple sliders called "Resolution Scale Mode" and "Resolution Scale", and I have no idea what they do, how to use them, etc. Then I tried looking for a way to check/change my resolution. I went to the Graphics settings (which had previously been set to Ultra) and they had been changed to Custom instead.
It's so awful that there's just no way I can play it like that. Really fuzzy/out-of-focus, just like the menu text. I went ahead and loaded my last save, and now the graphics in-game look like utter crap. Then I got to the main menu and all the text looked fuzzy and out-of-focus. When the initial black screen (with the 3 logos) loaded, a long rectangular box popped up that said "Recalibrating" (or something like that), and my screen blipped for a few seconds, and it looked like it was changing my resolution. But today, when I tried to log in, something happened that I've not seen before.
Pre-orders are now live on Amazon for the PS4 and Xbox One / Xbox Series X versions of the game.Up till now, I've had no issues at all with my screen resolution or the graphics.
It features the single-player base content and 40+ downloadable content story, weapons, and armor packs from Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, and Mass Effect 3. Mass Effect Legendary Edition launches on May 14 for PC, PlayStation 4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X. Here is what you can expect in terms of framerate and resolution depending on the mode that you choose. The latter favors a high frame-rate at the expense of detail. Meanwhile, console players can choose between two different modes: Favor Quality or Favor Framerate. PC players can play at up to 240 frames per second. “Mass Effect Legendary Edition offers a number of options to prioritize visual fidelity and/or framerate, depending on platform,” the company says. Electronic Arts has detailed the performance options for the upcoming Mass Effect Legendary Edition.
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