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Venture back to Tamriel, seal off the gates of Oblivion in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered – available right now!

Yesterday, Bethesda unveiled the long-anticipated remake and made an announcement about it. The question on every PC player’s lips – will mods be supported in Oblivion Remastered? – was addressed by Bethesda, who stated that, no, mod support is not built into the game. However, this doesn’t rule out the possibility of modding altogether; rather, it implies that the community will likely take the lead, similar to how Baldur’s Gate 3 was released without official mod support from developer Larian Studios, leaving room for fans to create and share their own modifications.

The Sakuratide Armor is a high-tier (Tier 5) outfit that not only boasts an appealing design, but also performs fairly well given its scarcity. It may not match up against the top-tier armor sets in the game, but for those still climbing the ladder, this armor set serves as a reliable choice. Here’s how you can obtain it.

When pitting Oblivion Remastered against the original release of Oblivion, it’s evident that visual enhancements are the most noticeable changes. However, visuals aren’t the only elements that have received an upgrade or modification – here are seven major differences between the two versions that Oblivion Remastered players should be aware of before diving back into (or revisiting) the refurbished realm of Cyrodiil.

In the past, Bethesda has stirred up the modding community with a remaster, and Skyrim – Special Edition broke compatibility with many older mods. While changing the engine wasn’t typically necessary for converting projects to Special Edition, it was generally feasible, and numerous popular mods now cater to the Special Edition rather than the original game. However, it seems that the modding scene for Oblivion Remastered might not enjoy the same straightforward approach as previous Bethesda games.

Today on BlueSky, the Skyblivion crew announced that they had received some exciting news from Bethesda. Essentially, Bethesda has generously given out Oblivion Remastered game keys to the entire modding team of Skyblivion! The team is deeply appreciative and can’t express enough gratitude for this kind gesture. A big thank you goes out to Bethesda!

To become part of the enigmatic Dark Brotherhood in Oblivion Remastered, players need to meet specific conditions. This comprehensive guide outlines the three essential tasks you must accomplish to be inducted into this shadowy guild. Here, we provide tips to expedite your entry into the Dark Brotherhood, embark on their intriguing dark quests, and potentially transform into a Vampire in Oblivion Remastered.

The Skeleton Key is an indestructible tool that functions as a lockpick and significantly increases your Security ability by 40 points. Not only does it simplify the process of picking locks, but it eliminates the need for manual lockpicking because you can repeatedly click the auto-attempt button to force open any lock. Moreover, the Skeleton Key remains intact, allowing you to keep trying with endless attempts until the auto-attempt is successful.

Regardless of whether you were into gaming back then, it’s possible you’ve come across the horse armor debate. While downloadable content (DLC) was already around before horse armor, the Horse Armor Pack for Oblivion, priced at 200 Microsoft Points or roughly $2.50, stirred quite a fuss because the armor proved to be practically useless.

In the game Oblivion, Birthsigns offer different advantages: some grant active abilities that function like spells, while others boost a character’s fundamental stats and attributes. While some of these abilities are very useful, others are quite specific to certain situations. Players might prefer stat enhancements too, making the choice of Birthsign for a new Oblivion character a complex decision due to various factors to consider.