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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Update 1.2 Quietly Closes the Door on Dark Brotherhood Lore Blunder

NO LOC, JUL 15 – Update 1.2 restores Dark Brotherhood door lore by depicting five children, adds six difficulty levels, and improves performance with multiple bug fixes, Bethesda confirmed.

  • In April, Bethesda launched a revamped version of their 19-year-old open-world RPG, which quickly gained significant popularity.
  • Players noticed the remaster’s Dark Brotherhood door erroneously depicted seven children instead of five, breaking established Elder Scrolls lore, prompting calls for a fix.
  • In June, Oblivion Remastered’s first major update 1.2 arrived on Steam beta, focused on bug fixes, performance improvements, and adding a new difficulty option.
  • The 1.2 update restored the Dark Brotherhood door’s original red glow and corrected the relief to show five children, making it lore-compliant though this change was not listed in patch notes.
  • This patch resolves a frustrating lore inconsistency for fans and is expected to roll out on other platforms later, while maintaining the remaster’s balance of charm and technical polish.
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Gamespot broke the news in United States on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
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