How To Fast Travel In Oblivion Remastered (& When You Can’t)

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In the expansive province of Cyrodiil within Oblivion Remastered, new destinations become accessible as you venture through them. The game facilitates smooth navigation by offering a fast travel feature, which players can utilize once they’ve progressed past the tutorial area in the sewers and entered the open world of Oblivion Remastered. Here’s how to make use of it and learn about the situations that may limit your fast traveling abilities.

How to Fast Travel in Oblivion Remastered

As a gamer diving into the world of Oblivion Remastered, I’ve found that one standout feature is the instant teleportation system. Unlike some old-school games where fast travel requires upgrades or resources, or is restricted to specific areas, in Oblibion, you can whisk yourself to any marked location on the map at the drop of a hat. It’s quite liberating!

Initially, ride your horse and examine the map to discover landmarks and specific points marked on it. When you’ve managed to unlock these locations, just tap on the waypoint symbol. This will trigger a prompt asking for confirmation of your fast travel destination. After confirming, there will be a short loading period before you instantly appear at the chosen location.

This method allows you to effortlessly transition among various destinations during an adventure, avoiding monotony from constant travel on the same routes.

If the fast travel marker doesn’t appear when you look at the map, adjust your view slightly by zooming in on the icon, then click it once more to see if it activates.

Situations When You Can’t Use Fast Travel

In the game Oblivion Remastered, fast travel becomes accessible early on, but there are instances where this feature is inaccessible. Here’s a rundown of such situations and some workarounds to navigate them effectively.

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  • Inside a Dungeon or a Building: When players enter a building or a dungeon like Ayelid Ruins or Caverns, fast traveling becomes temporarily disabled from those locations. To fast travel again, you’ll need to exit into the open and try again.
  • Over-Encumbered Status: If players carry too many items, exceeding their character’s weight capacity, they’ll become over-encumbered. This status doesn’t allow players to sprint, let alone fast travel. Try dropping some useless items on the ground to remove over-encumbrance, and then fast travel to the desired location.
  • Enemies Nearby: Fast traveling also gets disabled when there are enemies nearby. You’ll need to take those enemies out or run far away from them to enable fast travel again. Try using Detect Life spells to identify enemy locations if you’re unsure.
  • Vampirism: If players have become a Vampire in Oblivion Remastered, they can do everything like normal at night. However, under the sun, you’ll get damage over time, which disables the fast-travel feature. The best recommendation is to either find a cure for Vampirism or simply seek shelter to fast travel again.

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2025-04-28 17:33