As a curious gamer, I’ve stumbled upon some hidden treasures tucked away within this grand castle. If you’re eager to uncover these secrets without delay, let’s dive straight into the one that lies just steps away from the main entrance.
This past weekend, Reddit user GnoblinXD shared an account of their adventure that took them from Cyrodiil’s border to Valenwood, a southwestern province of Tamriel inhabited by the Bosmer (Wood Elves), and neighboring Elsweyr, which is familiar to players of The Elder Scrolls Online. GnoblinXD discovered they could navigate past the unseen boundary established to prevent such actions, and then, in true fashion of The Elder Scrolls games, they leaped across the river and scaled the cliff using their agility.
Indeed, MercurySteam seems to have a penchant for intense combat sequences. Wielding a freshly crafted polearm is entertaining, yet nothing compares to the thrill of clashing it against an adversary’s head in Blades of Fire. Engaging in battle becomes more exhilarating when you can personalize your weapon, and each successful strike delivers a palpable sense of impact. It’s all about evading, shielding, parrying, and seizing the opportune moment. Does this scenario seem reminiscent to you? Perhaps it calls to mind an experience where survival is contingent on skillful maneuvering, strategic timing, and the occasional respawn of standard foes after a well-deserved rest at a secure checkpoint.
This launch places it as the fourth largest on Steam for Bethesda Softworks, surpassed only by Fallout 4 (472,692), Starfield (330,723), and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (287,411). Remarkably, it achieved this without significant marketing efforts prior to its release, which adds to its impressive stature if you disregard the impact of rumors and leaks.
Nostalgia certainly contributes to the allure of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered for those who first encountered the original, but its significance goes beyond a mere trip down memory lane. Instead, it provides fans with closure on aspects of the original game that some might not have realized they desired. While Oblivion was never flawless, its imperfections were tangible, and the remastered version allows players to re-engage with the original game in an enhanced format, addressing some of those initial shortcomings.
During a recent live broadcast, Digital Extremes unveiled a fresh weapon for Casters called the Caster weapon, the addition of secondary weapons, new flora enemies, a temporary event, and an innovative social feature called World Trees in the pre-alpha stage for the game Soulframe.