Summary
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Oblivion remastered mostly is fantastic.
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A couple of changes or lack of changes have been criticized by players.
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The reworking of Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary Door is an example of a change that has not gone well.
It is not surprising that Oblivion Remastered is a massive commercial success for Bethesda and Virtuos. Remaster is a step above what most people expected during the extended bike with leaks and rumors about the game's possible release date.
The use of Unreal Engine 5 pasted over Bethesda's creation engine allowed virtuoso to visually upgrade forgetfulness, while all beloved properties in the original. The wonderful unpredictable physics and well -known bugs remain, much to the pleasure that they visit the game after over a decade away.
However, according to players, despite how much forgetfulness is remedied, virtuos have made a few mistakes. Although the new leveling system is welcome, the players are confused by the new sprinting animation, as well as the decision to maintain level replacement, a function that was unpopular even in the original.
Hagla Sithis
Another change in remaster that has attracted IRE is the reworking of the black door to Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary in Cheydinhal. A user named Alvaro-Elite raised this in a Reddit thread, where they compared the aesthetics from the black door in the original with remaster's iteration.
I, like the original poster, remember lively down to the depth of the abandoned house, navigated in the winding hall and stumbles on the glowing red door. In the original, the corridor is poorly illuminated and immediately throws the area around the door in a soft red glow. A scary, guttural respiratory noise originates from the door, as if Sithis himself breathes down my throat, willing that I move forward. “What's the night at night?” The door breathes, “Sanguine, my brother,” my choked answer.
Unfortunately, in remaster, much of this scary aura is lost. The reworked lighting system has changed the once terrible hall to a well -lit winding, and the red glow from the door has been removed. The breathing sound is also absent, although it is unclear why.
“In Remaster it looks like a meme,” writes Alvaro-Elite. “The area is much brighter, it has no sound. It has not aura, it has nothing. They have destroyed what was probably one of the darkest and most frightening areas ever in an older rolling game. I'm really disappointed with this, to be honest.”
As highlighted in the comments, there is also an error in the new door structure. The old door shows the night that mother sacrifices her five children, a myth proved by the book The Night Mother's Truth. The motif for five children goes through the myth of the dark brotherhood. For example, the black hand consists of five speakers and a listener. The statue of the lucky old lady in Bravil is surrounded by five children, and during the statue of the night, there are five child -sized skeletal remains. But in the new structure, night mom threatens seven children.
It is probably a surveillance; After all, the original structure is not the most elegant. However, the Lore-breaking implication of the incorrect structure has irritated fans. There are all chances that virtuoso can adjust this area in remaster after hearing feedback, but at the moment we have four listeners, one speaker and two Gogron Gro-Bolmogs.
