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Elder Scrolls Oblivion Remake Could Be Revealed Next Month, It's Claimed (Rumor)
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this post was submitted on 20 Dec 2024
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They're done remaking skyrim, now they're going backwards.
As someone who hates "natural" directions (I never once understood where the fuck barton was talking about in FNV) I would have preferred a Morrowind remake with map markers
Morrowind already has map markers. They're used for MOST quests. There are only a handful that give directions based on landmarks without also marking the objective location. And only one of which I can recall where the directions given are wrong. It does not, however, allow fast traveling between marked points.
I would always "fast travel" to a new spot by orienting myself toward the part of the map the NPC marked and then using a spell to buff my acrobatics skill by 1000 (like the scrolls of Icarian flight found outside Seyda Neen) and just jump there.
we got Michael Jordan over here.
Put the buff on your shoes and rename them to "Air Jordans"