Oblivion Remastered Player Paralyzes Themselves for 66 In-Game Years

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Summary

  • An Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered player recently cast a powerful Paralyze spell on themselves.
  • The spell lasted for 2,097,762,304 seconds, or 66 in-game years.
  • Players continue to report hilarious glitches and discoveries in the recently released remaster.

In the realm of The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered, magic can be a potent, perilous entity. Unfortunately, one hapless gamer inadvertently rendered their character immobile for an astonishing 66 years. Over a month has passed since Oblivion Remastered graced our screens, and players have been engrossed in the vast open world of Cyrodiil, seeking amusement and adventure. As was the case with the original game, Oblivion Remastered allows fans to traverse at their leisure, and a significant number of them have confessed to neglecting the primary objective of rescuing the world from the malevolent forces of Oblivion, preferring instead to delve into the intricacies of the game’s open-ended exploration.

Rather than playing “Oblivion Remastered,” players have been occupied with discovering fresh glitches, tailoring their character as desired, and sharing amusing and peculiar enemy interactions. Notable Heroes of Kvatch have accumulated astronomical bounties on themselves, tried to protect Kvatch guards during Oblivion raids with disastrous consequences, and spent considerable time arranging intricate chains of book dominos. Yet, if the player isn’t cautious, they might find themselves spending excessive time imprisoned by a magic trap of their own creation.

In the case of Reddit user Vaverka, they inadvertently cast a potent spell upon themselves while enjoying the Oblivion Remaster. As detailed in their post on r/oblivion, this Paralyze spell persisted for an astonishing 2,097,762,304 seconds, which is equivalent to 66 years within the game. Notably, Vaverka highlights that this duration surpasses the reign of Emperor Uriel Septim, a significant figure in many past Elder Scrolls games, whose death at the start of Oblivion Remastered initiates the main storyline.

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Some players of the remastered game, “Oblivion Remastered”, are amazed by Vaverka’s powerful (and self-imposed) curse and have inquired about the resources needed to conjure the Magicka necessary to perform it. Meanwhile, others have joked that Vaverka’s character learned about Uriel Septim’s death and chose to remain frozen until a new Emperor is selected, or that they will still be waiting for “Grand Theft Auto 6” to come out once the spell eventually ends.

To date, the remastered version of “Oblivion Remastered” has received widespread acclaim and strong sales, primarily because it skillfully updates the 2006 classic with stunning Unreal Engine 5 graphics. This reflects the enduring popularity of the original “Oblivion”, a game that captivated players by immersing them in an expansive fantasy world where imagination knows no bounds – including the possibility of being paralyzed for longer than an Emperor’s reign.

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2025-05-21 00:41