Some Oblivion Remastered players were shocked to find Oblivion gates inside other Oblivion gates, but this is one of the RPG's old quirks that thankfully survived the remastering
Not a bug: Oblivion features two random Oblivion꧋ worlds that have this oddity

Since the release of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Elder Scro🦂lls IV: Oblivion Remastered in April, many new players have been flocking to the classic RPG, diving into the land of Cyಌrodiil for the first time. This means a whole new generation of gamers get to explore the game's secrets and vast world. It also means some weird stuff is confusing folks all over again.
C𓂃ommunities collided when, recently, one player found something that even some classic players had never seen before: an Oblivion gate within an Oblivion gate.
At first, this could be mistaken for a bug. Oblivion is beloved for its quirkiness, which includes some ဣless-than polished features and even game-breaking bugs. Veteran players were worried that the remaster would have removed all of the jankiness that gives the game its char🍰m, but were happy to find that everything was in – and out of – place.
൲When it comes🐠 to Oblivion gate inception, however, this is actually something Bethesda intentionally designed.
When Redditor PerformanceOk9933 walked through an Oblivion gate and found a second one facing them in the distance, they couldn't believe it. Taking to the , and quickly earning over 11,000 upvotes, they said, "I just entered this gate to oblivion, it's behind me. I am moving along and found ANOTHER💧 gate to oblivion straight in front of me. I've never seen that before has anyone else?"
Random Oblivion worlds five and six (there are only seven, despite many more gates) actually both feature this oddity; each gate will provide players with an entirely🐼 separate exit to somewhere else in the map. These gates also act as their own separate entrances to these particular Planes of Oblivion from the Cyrodiil map, rather than being a one-way portal.
While one playe🐟r informed PerformanceOk9933 of this fringe information, others were just as shocked. "Dude what the fuck? I've played this game for 20 years [...] Never realized this," one classic player commented.
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Funnily enough, new comments from similarly bewildered players . "This is the newest thread on this I could find... 19 years of playing Oblivion and the ಌf♕irst time I encounter this is in the remaster," said one player 26 days ago.
"Bringing this post back from the dead because I ♛just experienced my first connected gate EVER in the remaster," conꦦcurs another.
Others jokingly asked if this extra gate led them to Elder Scrolls 6 or, perhaps, a fa🍒miliar cart in Skyrim. Nearly 20 years on, there's still plenty left for plenty of folks to discover in Oblivion.

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