Players have already created a a lot of mods for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered and some of them even fix the game’s biggest issues.

Bethesda’s faithful remaster of the critically acclaimed The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered brought back the iconic series after more than a decade in all its glory, whether it’s updated textures or bugs and glitches returning from the original title, it hasn’t been a letdown in any aspect.

But there’s one thing that Bethesda games don’t work without: Mods. The developers at Bethesda have always added fantastic mod support to their games to help players flaunt their creativity, and the case is no different for Oblivion Remastered.

There exists a wide variety of mods for the game, but there are three particularly interesting mods that will not only freshen up your experience but also fix some of the game’s biggest problems. So, buckle up, dive into these three mods, and immerse yourself in a different kind of Elder Scrolls playthrough.

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The Ascension Remastered mod for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered overhauls nearly all aspects of the base game to create a harder and more rewarding experience for players. Things like loot, equipment, and enemies have been entirely overhauled to make more sense in the game’s world.

It adds a lot to the already rich vanilla game to create the definitive Oblivion Remastered experience. For example, in the base game, low-level enemies stop spawning once you reach a specific level, which makes little sense since they’re enemies and they should exist regardless of your level.

This mod does exactly that and adds a touch of realism in the process. Makes the world feel more dense and lively. The mod describes that “rare equipment is actually rare, dungeons feel rewarding, enemies and loot no longer stop spawning at higher levels, underused gameplay aspects are made more worthwhile, and difficulty has been subtly increased overall.”

Progression has never been more satisfying in Elder Scrolls, and this mod is a must-have for fans. If you fancy an Oblivion Remastered experience that not only adds a lot onto the vanilla game but also builds on the foundations laid by it, head on over to Nexus Mods and install the mod uploaded by PushTheWinButton as soon as possible.

2Auto Upgrade Leveled Items

Leveled items being underpowered is no longer a worry! | Image Credit: TheOneTrueRy via Nexus Mods

When playing The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, you might have come into contact with items whose levels are permanently set and cannot be changed in any way. That becomes a huge problem when your own level is higher than the item’s, making you underpowered.

But this mod, created by user TheOneTrueRy, brilliantly fixes that issue and ensures that the item’s level fits your level. How does it work? Suppose you obtained a weapon permanently set at level 5, and you’re level 10. There’s a difference of 5 levels.

So, what does this mod do? It replaces the level 5 weapon with a level 10 version of the same weapon, making the weapon’s level match yours as you keep progressing. You don’t have to worry about having permanently underleveled weapons or items in your inventory, as the mod will do all the heavy lifting.

Make sure that a higher-level version of the item exists, otherwise, it won’t be automatically upgraded. So what are you waiting for? Install this The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered mod from Nexus Mods and enjoy your auto-upgraded leveled items.

Difficulty Slider Fixed

The vanilla game’s difficulty, but better! | Image Credit: IxionXVII via Nexus Mods

The difficulty slider is a common problem for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, as enemies get spongier the more the difficulty increases. Thankfully, this mod fixes the difficulty slider, adjusting the damage taken and damage dealt depending on the difficulty that you choose, allowing for a more flexible experience.

If you’ve been a victim of broken difficulty in the vanilla version of the game, download this mod created by IxionXVII from Nexus Mods to make things easier and have a better Elder Scrolls experience that’s not too much of a pain in the butt.

So, what do you think about the mods featured above? Will you be downloading them, or are you satisfied with the vanilla version of the game? Share your thoughts and opinions in the comment section below.