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In the remastered version of Oblivion, much like other Bethesda open-world games, there are a decent number of bugs and quirks that can either amuse or leave players scratching their heads, depending on how significant they are. For instance, one player was taken aback when the game classified sitting in a chair at home as a criminal act. Another player encountered a more comical scenario where a Skeleton started striking a T-pose right in the middle of combat. This peculiar height glitch might seem strange, but luckily, there’s a solution available to address it.

In the primary storyline of Oblivion Remastered, one of the initial quests that sets the stage for subsequent events is titled “Find the Heir.” This quest eventually leads to “Breaking the Siege of Kvatch.” It’s crucial to pay attention to timing with this specific quest as it significantly alters much of Oblivion‘s game world. The challenge and enemies encountered during this quest vary depending on the player’s level. Upon completing “Find the Heir,” Oblivion gates will start appearing in Cyrodiil, a factor players must take into account before attempting to defend Kvatch.

In the serene waters of Stardew Valley resides a striking, deep-purple fish species called the Midnight Carp. Known for its nocturnal lifestyle, this elusive fish is seldom seen and requires diligent nighttime angling to catch. Once added to a Fish Pond on your farm, the Midnight Carp reproduces approximately every four days.

The initial goal here is to extract a metallic component from the spacecraft, followed by a thorough cleanup process involving several steps. These steps may include washing the metal piece, wiping away any dust or cobwebs, and eliminating sticky orange substances that have adhered to the spacecraft’s surface.

A revolver might symbolize romance, a rifle could represent personal development, an anti-tank cannon could serve as a form of self-reflection, and a smile could potentially disarm the Grim Reaper. When the stories behind weapons are intertwined, each shot becomes a testament, every reverberation a confession, and each flash from the muzzle illuminates souls with searing honesty.

During their presentation, Bungie unveiled the 2025-2026 plan for Destiny 2, known as the Year of Prophecy. Countless gamers are undoubtedly eager to explore the next installment in this extended storyline, yet the first major expansion since 2020’s Final Shape is not expected for a few more months. Nonetheless, Bungie has initiated an in-game event aimed at stirring excitement among Guardians about what lies ahead.

In this latest edition of “Gears of War”, players can expect 4K resolution and smooth 60 FPS gameplay (120 FPS during multiplayer), along with all the DLCs from the 2015 remaster, “Gears of War: Ultimate Edition”. Notably, this will be the first “Gears of War” game to debut on Sony’s PlayStation 5. This move signifies a shift in Microsoft’s strategy, which has been evident since last year. This is just the start for the “Gears of War” series, with “Gears of War: E-Day” likely to follow suit.

It was surprising to see mature third-party games such as Cyberpunk 2077 being announced, given that they don’t appear to align with the demographic Nintendo usually targets.

The announcement is one piece of many confirmations, and it’s anticipated that over the next ten months, there will be seven significant launches. Typically, five of these would be sports-themed updates, but what truly shines in this presentation are Battlefield 6 and Skate 4.

Ever since “The Rookie” debuted in 2018, viewers have trailed John Nolan’s (Nathan Fillion) LAPD odyssey, appreciating the intriguing recurring guest stars who stir things up, depart, and then reappear to create more havoc. In the title of “The Rookie” season 7, episode 18, it’s hinted that a character is returning, sparking excitement among fans as they anticipate peeking into their tumultuous, chaotic, and unpredictable lives.