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Alright, so I’m diving into the crazy world of Oblivion Remastered mods. You know, that one mod everyone’s buzzing about? Turns out, might be all smoke and mirrors. I’m talking about the Ultimate Engine Tweaks. Some folks are losing it over this mod, downloaded like 675,000 times—yeah, that’s a lot of clicks. But guess what? Some tests say it’s like trying to see through a frosted window. No, wait, a placebo! Maybe it works, maybe it’s like believing your lucky socks help your team win. Who knows?
Here’s the thing about Bethesda games—modding is like breathing for them. Seriously, since Oblivion Remastered dropped, over 2,000 mods popped up. That’s faster than party invites during the holidays. Some mods are super neat, like scribbling your own little notes across the game world, just like in Dark Souls. And all this magic happens even when the game’s not exactly hugging the modders tight. Wild, huh?
Oh, by the way, did I mention the rug? Yeah, some player found their real-life rug in the game. That’s not even related to anything, but it’s kinda awesome. It’s like spotting a unicorn while grocery shopping.
Anyway—back to the whole mod mystery, Digital Foundry gave it a whirl, doing some hardcore testing. Their verdict? The game doesn’t seem to flinch. They tried the game with and without the mod, and it’s like nothing changed. Maybe even a bit worse, oddly enough. Alex Battaglia from their team said it’s practically a “mirror run.” Pretty hilarious if you ask me.
But hold on, the plot thickens. Mod creator P40L0X sticks to their guns. They claim all the glory of Ultimate Engine Tweaks, suggesting maybe the wrong version was tested or whatever. They’re like, “Hey, try it yourself! It’s free! If it works, cool. If not, no biggie—just flip it back.”
Me? I’d say, give it a whirl if you’re curious. Plenty of people rave about it like it’s magic fairy dust, so maybe it’s worth a shot.
In the grand scheme of things, Bethesda isn’t just kicking back. They’re actually listening to players and rolling out little updates. Fingers crossed, this means more good stuff for Oblivion Remastered down the line. Here’s hoping they keep the good vibes rolling.
