The newest Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered patch makes lots of modifications and tweaks, however one very attention-grabbing and necessary change involving a lore-breaking door wasn’t listed within the prolonged patch notes printed earlier this month.
When Oblivion Remastered launched in April, it rapidly grew to become one of many greatest video games of the yr, regardless of it principally being an upgraded port of a 19-year-old recreation. However whereas many loved the remastered open-world RPG and its improved visuals and high quality of life tweaks, one change has irked Elder Scrolls lore specialists for months: the brand new model of the door resulting in the Darkish Brotherhood sanctuary added some particulars that broke the canon. That’s now quietly been fastened in Oblivion: Remastered’s huge 1.2 replace.
PC Gamer has been masking DOORGATE—as I name it—extensively, and the outlet has now confirmed that after final week’s patch 1.2 went reside on Steam through a beta check, the creepy Brotherhood door has been fastened! Lastly, our nice nationwide nightmare is over.
Within the unique Oblivion, the door sported an ominous pink glow and featured a carving of the Night time Mom, whom the group of assassins worship, killing her 5 youngsters, an necessary second within the franchise’s lore.
When the remaster launched, the well-known door was modified. It misplaced its iconic pink glow, and now the door’s art work featured seven children. Unusual! Was this Bethesda hinting at a retcon that will be explored deeper in The Elder Scrolls 6, each time that comes out, or was it a touch at a brand new piece of lore that gamers may find out about within the remastered RPG? Nope! It was only a mistake that has now been fastened within the 1.2 replace.
As noticed and documented by DOORGATE specialists PC Gamer, the Brotherhood’s door now options solely 5 children, and the creepy pink glow is again, too. It’s a Cyrodil miracle! Bless the 9 Divines! Hopefully, this modification stays when patch 1.2 arrives on different platforms sooner or later.
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