Other games routinely support the Xbox 360 gamepad, j0hn385 pointed out, so this smacked of a "we don't give a damn" attitude by BioWare. J0hn385 responded that BioWare's workforce and budget is large enough to cope. "It may seem minor, but our GUI team was already stretched thin, and things were coming in at the last minute, so we couldn't add more work." "There is a development cost in terms of time/effort to get all the graphical user interfaces so 360 buttons show up on PC," senior designer Manveer Heir explained to Eurogamer reader j0hn385 on Twitter. Make sure to use an account with Administrator privileges.There's no BioWare masterplan behind Mass Effect 3 not supporting gamepads on PC - the team was overstretched and couldn't spare the time and effort required. Instructions on how to do that can be found here: Please try to install and run the game in “clean boot mode”. Please make sure that no third-party applications are interfering with the game.
If you are working on a tablet PC, then please make sure to connect keyboard and mouse, and then temporarily disable the touchscreen.
Start -> Control Panel -> Mouse -> Pointer Options, then make sure that Enhance pointer precision is unchecked, and click OK. Press WinKey+R, and in the Run window type:Īfter that press Ok, and navigate to Mouse -> Pointer Options, then make sure that Enhance pointer precision is unchecked, and click OK. Try disabling the Enhance pointer precision option. If you are using x360CE, vJoy, or any other virtual input devices, then please disconnect/disable them as well. Please disconnect all input devices (controllers, graphics tablets, etc.) with exception of keyboard, and mouse.
Please make sure that you use “Run as Administrator” to install and to start the game (right-click on the shortcut or setup file and select “Run as Administrator”).
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