The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered is a great game, but it's also still a buggy game. Not just charmingly buggy like the original game either, as ever since release, players have been getting increasingly frustrated with design decisions, technical issues, and overall performance problems, so much so that they've started desperately begging for Bethesda to do something.
Thankfully, Bethesda has now answered these prayers. Announced via the game's Steam Community Page, two major updates are coming to Oblivion Remastered for the first time since launch, that will hopefully address some of the biggest issues currently plaguing the game at the moment.
Bethesda has promised that both of these updates will be rolled out "in the coming weeks", and Oblivion Remastered's first proper update will hit the Steam beta tomorrow, focusing on quest fixes, major bugs, and some quality of life tweaks. It will then be rolled out onto all other platforms on June 11.
As the best selling game of last month, Oblivion Remastered proves we are still obsessed with nostalgia.
Bethesda has also laid out all the fixes coming in the first update, which include various tweaks to the game's UI, certain crash scenarios, gameplay bugs, and a...
