Category: Action RPG

It’s clear that the Guardian’s defensive abilities are remarkable, with his passive being the “Steel Shield” stance, which is tough to penetrate. This makes him an exceptional choice for defense. His active skill is called Whirlwind, which not only knocks down smaller enemies but also deflects light projectiles. However, it’s advisable to avoid using it against breath attacks and beams.

The latest update, which also unveils our plans for the next few months with plenty of fresh content ahead, has been released. While I’m looking forward to discussing more about that (details later), it’s worth noting that version 1.4 has significantly improved how the “fog of war” functioned in the game previously. This improvement, in my opinion, is one of the best fixes Obsidian could have incorporated into any patch, and I’m relieved that this issue has been resolved promptly.

Today’s April 1st update for Avowed adds keyboard and mouse support on Sbox, enhances fog of war, upgrades unique gear, and more. Alongside today’s major update, Obsidian has unveiled the Avowed update schedule. The developers also shared that enhancements are planned for the French translation, and they are currently focusing on Korean and Japanese localizations. The update plan shows cooking and crafting advancements, new NPC abilities, new active and passive skills, custom map symbols, and more, expected in Summer 2025. The Fall 2025 update will offer photo mode, a new game plus option, a new weapon category, and more.

Today’s Elden Ring Nightreign character preview unveils the Guardian class. This class boasts robust defense and employs a shield to fend off most enemy assaults. The Guardian comes equipped with a Steel Guard passive skill, allowing it to fortify itself for stronger defensive maneuvers. Additionally, it possesses a Whirlwind technique that creates a cyclone, and its Ultimate move, Wings of Salvation, enables the character to leap into the air and descend again, thereby erecting a protective barrier.

Afterward, it can retaliate with its Halberd, powerful enough to stagger an adversary. If it finds itself surrounded by numerous smaller foes, it can utilize its whirlwind ability to sweep them away. Lastly, its Ultimate move involves the Guardian soaring into the sky and executing a destructive plummeting strike.

Interested in discovering which Non-Player Characters (NPCs) in Oblivion travel between towns according to a set schedule? You might spend a significant portion of your game time searching for this information in a user-friendly table on the UESP’s list of Travelers in Oblivion. For instance, consider Alval Uvani, the gruff dark elf who moves between Leyawin, Bravil, Skingrad, and Bruma, and has no patience for your casual chit-chat. Similarly, Yngvar Doom-Sayer is programmed to traverse the entire Shivering Isles. The UESP provides extensive details about Kiara at the Brina Cross Inn as well, even though she remains stationary; she can be found standing halfway up the staircase, keeping watch over a piece of ham cooking on a nearby grill.

Since that time, I’ve had a change of heart. With the inclusion of Adoring Fan in Starfield, I decided to make him part of my crew permanently. He may be bland, unproductive, and annoying, but I was eager to give him another chance and embark on exciting journeys with him using Oblivion Remastered.

User NewAndAwesome, after playing for 130 hours, humorously pointed out that their character’s camera seems to have grown taller in the game. They jokingly mentioned that this newfound height made them a giant in the castle hallways, bumping into doorways. They expressed hope that the issue would be fixed soon. However, this extra height could potentially cause problems for characters in an RPG with detailed lore and design, as they might think they’re taller than they actually are. Luckily, it seemed like a temporary bug that was resolved by restarting the game the next day. This incident, though, raises a question: What unexpected challenges might players encounter in this game due to such bugs or glitches?

Reddit users with keen eyes (thanks to TheGamer) noticed that Lelles’ Quality Merchandise sign, a store on Anvil Waterfront in Oblivion Remastered, wasn’t perfectly transferred over. In the original 2006 game, it read ‘Lelles’ Quality Mercandise,’ with an extra H awkwardly placed between the C and the A. This was a delightful, amusing reference to the owner’s apparent ineptness (which is further highlighted when you assist him in dealing with thieves during the Fighers’ Guild questline).