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HAVING TROUBLE WITH YOUR CONNECTION?
How multiplayer connections work in Mass Effect: Andromeda

Multiplayer games use peer-to-peer connections. Once you leave the Lobby and start a match, it’s hosted on the machine (and connection) of one of the players – the one marked as host in the lobby.

If you’re having trouble with multiplayer outside of the lobby, remember that your internet connection is only part of the equation – the connection of the host player matters, too.
What happens if the host disconnects?

If the host loses their connection, the game will set one of the remaining players as host.

You won’t lose any progress (XP, credits or challenges) if a host disconnects—you’ll just restart the match at the beginning of the wave you were already on previously.

Any player who joins your in-progress match will earn rewards from the point they join.
Quick connection tips:

First things first – try restarting your router to refresh your connection.
If you’re on Xbox One, you need Xbox Live Gold membership to play online.
It’s also worth checking your privacy or online safety settings to make sure they’re not preventing you from connecting.
If you’re playing on PlayStation, you need to have PlayStation Plus to play online.
If you’re playing on PlayStation or Xbox, check your network settings and make sure your NAT type is open.
On Xbox One
On PlayStation 4
Seeing an error code? Find out what it means:
PC
We don't support the use of proxy servers and similar technologies with Origin or our games.
If you're using a proxy or a Virtual Private Network (VPN), our systems might be getting confused and think there's a security issue.
Disable your proxy or disconnect from your VPN and try again.
This works particularly well for these errors:
10044, 5800, 5801, 5802, 5803, 9001
Xbox One
Search for the code on this Microsoft site to find out what it means.
PlayStation 4
Go to the PlayStation support site.
Click on My system.
Choose PlayStation 4.
Click Error Codes.
Enter your error code (including dashes) and click Submit.

Need something more in-depth?

Work through the steps here to clear up any problems with your connection.

You may also need to open (forward) some ports on your system to clear up any lingering connection problems:
TCP
443, 17503, 17504, 10000-19999, 42210, 42130, 42230
UDP
3659, 10000-19999