Sure, here we go:
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Okay, so here’s this thing about Oblivion Remastered glitches. I mean, have you ever noticed how sometimes what’s supposed to be a bug ends up being the best part? Like, you’re just playing along, and suddenly things go weird—like, really weird. A camera bug, for instance, where NPCs look at you like they’re in a fishbowl or something. Hilarious! I mean, is this intentional? Probably not. But who cares?
Anyway, so some player spotted this trippy camera thing. Picture it: you’re talking to an NPC and suddenly they’re looking up at you as if you’re some godly presence. Reminded me of that Willem Dafoe meme—why did that even come to mind? Who knows. Total chaos in the best way.
The whole Elder Scrolls scene is kinda like that. You know, classic Bethesda—bugs everywhere, but it’s all part of the ride. Oblivion Remastered dropped, and everyone went like, “New game, same old bugs.” Yet here we are, loving every glitchy second. I remember when there was that duplication glitch—stock up on lockpicks, anyone? Good times.
Oh, and there’s this retro meme vibe, with people saying the fish-eye bug is like a 90s music video. What a time to be alive, right? Master Chief even gets a nod in there somewhere. Because why not mix universes when you’re already time-traveling via tech glitches?
Real quick sidenote: some folks have had a real bummer with lost saves. Can you imagine pouring hours into a game and poof, gone? Talk about needing a hug. Bethesda’s said they’re patching it up, but we all know part of the charm is seeing what glitch comes next.
So yeah, that’s life in Tamriel, I guess. One minute you’re slaying dragons, the next you’re laughing at bugs that make NPCs look like they’re worshiping you. In a way, the glitches are as much a part of the game as freeing the Empire or battling Daedra. Pretty wild, right?
Anyway, enough of my rambling. Just remember, next time someone in Oblivion Remastered gives you that weird look, it’s probably just the game tipping its hat to you.
Keep exploring, keep glitching. Peace out!
