Bethesda Collects Player Feedback to Improve Oblivion Remastered

Following the successful release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Bethesda Softworks has begun actively collecting feedback and suggestions from players on how to improve the updated version of the classic RPG. The developers invite fans to share their ideas on the studio’s official Discord channel, where all requests will be systematized and passed on to the Virtuos team for possible implementation in future updates.

Among the most popular requests from the community are improvements to the interface system, including adding marks for completed dungeons, implementing a photo mode, and even the ability to interact with mudcrabs. These and other suggestions are considered as potential additions to the already released remaster.

Statistics show that more than 4 million users played Oblivion Remastered in the first days after its release, with a significant portion of them gaining access to the game through a Game Pass subscription. This fact does not yet allow us to objectively assess the commercial success of the project, but it demonstrates a steady interest in the classic franchise.