Oblivion Remastered: A Glitchy Start for PC Game Pass Users

The latest update for "The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered" has caused some headaches for PC Game Pass and Microsoft Store users. This update, meant for minor backend improvements, accidentally messed up the graphical settings for some players. The issue is specific to those playing on PC Game Pass or through the Microsoft Store. Players on Steam or consoles were not affected. The problem revolves around upscaling and anti-aliasing settings. These settings, which enhance the game's visual quality, are now inaccessible due to a glitch in the user interface. Players who had already adjusted their graphic settings before the update can still enjoy those changes. However, they cannot modify these settings until the issue is fixed. The community team acknowledged the problem on the Oblivion subreddit. They assured players that they were looking into the issue and promised to provide an update as soon as possible. However, not all players were satisfied with this response. Many took to the comments to express their frustration. Some players reported that their settings were completely reset after the update. They also mentioned that the game's performance had significantly dropped. One player even described the game as "unplayable" after the update. The lack of an official response from the developers has only added to the players' frustration. Despite these issues, "Oblivion Remastered" has already attracted over four million players since its release five days ago. This remake, developed by Virtuos' Paris studio in collaboration with Bethesda, is built on Unreal Engine 5. It is designed to run at 4K 60fps. The game has also seen a surge in mods, with over 100 available despite Bethesda's decision not to offer official mod support. The update's impact on the game's performance has raised questions about the quality control process. It's unclear why such a significant issue slipped through the cracks. However, it's a reminder that even the most polished games can have unexpected problems. Players can only hope that the developers will address this issue soon. Until then, they'll have to make do with the current state of the game.