Mass Effect Andromeda Will Allow FoV Adjustments and Resolution Scaling In PC Version

More options than Mass Effect 3's ending.

Posted By | On 23rd, Jan. 2017

We are still waiting for Bioware to release the official specs of the upcoming PC version of Mass Effect Andromeda, but Bioware have already started to share some snippets of information and details about it ahead of then.

Speaking on Twitter in response to a fan’s query, Bioware’s Ian S Frazier confirmed that the PC version of Mass Effect Andromeda will let players adjust the FoV. Frazier also confirmed that the PC version of the game would support resolution scaling, from 25% to 200%; however, if fans want a lower scaling setting than 25%, then that could be implemented, too.

So it sounds like the PC version of the game will be pretty full featured after all- now let’s just hope that Bioware make it accessible to the widest range of players, too. Although given how ambitious this seems to be, that might not happen. Mass Effect Andromeda launches March 21 on Xbox One, PS4, and PC.


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