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First Unofficial Patch for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

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The Unofficial Patch Project Team has just released the first Unofficial Patch for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered. This patch aims to fix a lot of issues that currently plague the game. So, let’s take a closer look at it.

For those unaware, the Unofficial Patch for TES IV: Oblivion packed hundreds of script, quest, NPC, object, item, dialogue and other bug fixes. This was a must-have mod for all Oblivion players. So, naturally, the team is now working on a version of it for the remastered version.

This first version of the Unofficial Patch merges all relevant fixes from the previous UOP, USIP, and UODP. This covers all of the base game content provided by the remaster. Moreover, all scripts have been reconciled with fixes provided by the base game.

From what I can see, this first release does not have a lot of bug fixes. So, don’t expect a lot from it. Still, this is the first necessary step for such a massive project.

For instance, right now, the Unofficial Patch fixes the Skingrad city sign markers so they display the city name correctly. It also updates the journal entries so that they now work for the “A Brush With Death” quest. Plus, it readds the fix for the missing map marker at Vanua, as well as the fix for the missing map marker at Dunbarrow Cave.

You can go ahead and download the first version of the Unofficial Oblivion Remastered Patch from this link.

Earlier this month, we shared a Reshade for Oblivion Remastered that attempted to bring back the colors of the original version. To be honest, I’m not a big fan of such Reshade presets. I’d personally love to see a “native” mod that can do the same thing. Still, if you are bothered by the colorgrading, you can at least give it a go.

We also shared some other cool mods for Oblivion Remastered. For instance, you can download mods that can revert the Male/Female setting change. We also have a mod that can improve the graphics of the game. Plus, you can download a mod that enables every creature and NPC to catch on fire from open flames.

Finally, you can download this mod that will greatly reduce the game’s stuttering issues. This actually works. However, you should keep your expectations in check. Yes, it will reduce a lot of the stutters. However, it will NOT offer a stutter-free experience. Still, this is a must-have mod. At least until Virtuos fixes those stutters.

Enjoy and stay tuned for more!

60 thoughts on “First Unofficial Patch for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered”

    1. UE5 doesn't necessitate stutters: UE5 just rewards bad development practices by making said bad practices so uniform that no one person can be fired for doing a terrible job.

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    2. All ue5 games runs buttery smooth on my rig with fg enabled. Maybe save some money and upgrade instead of crying

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      2. Do you even play games with frame gen enabled? Cause if u did you would know it doesn't get rid of stutters. Even if its RTX5090+ 9800x3d with 4x framegen it still will have stutters.
        At least do your research before you lie, go watch digital foundry on Jedi Survivor and Oblivion remastered.

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        1. I haven’t play Jedi survivor, but Oblivion runs buttery smooth. The only issue with Oblivion is the huge fps difference between outside (100fps) and inside (160 fps).

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    1. Vanilla? maybe but modded? hell no
      I'd say 6 combat mods are enough to make skyrim one of the most satisfying games ever.

      1-Precision/creatures
      2-Dismemberment framework and its packages
      3-Core Impact framework and dynamic armor and weapon impacts
      4-Comprehensive First Person Animation
      5-Enhanced blood textures
      6- Frozen Electrocuted Combustion
      7-Blade and blunt (optional)

      Anyone who says this isn't fun is a low IQ f4g of a liar

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          2. Yesterday I rubbed my d*ck for half an hour and couldn’t c*m, I’m frustrated Joe.

      2. >is a Skyrim fan boy
        >calls other people low iq and slurs in 2025

        okay bud. Both oblivion and Skyrim are boring af. You sound like you haven't touched grass in years you weird internet cryptid

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        1. I said modded skyrim’s combat is fun and skyrim is better than oblivion. If you weren’t a low IQ new f4g here, you’d know how much I hate these games, but you’re probably a braindead n*gger regardless.

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          1. Don't accuse other people of being brain dead when you speak like some pissy basement dwelling teen. I can only imagine how alone and unlikeable you must be to end up like this lmao.

          4. I wonder how many replies you’ve got left in you before I make you actually shed a tear.

          5. Have fun playing your zero difficulty games because you're too much a brainlet to handle anything that isn't spoon fed. Really fitting for your infant personality

          6. You call me a miserable kid but then complain why I don’t play difficult games? I play games to have fun, only homosexual teenagers like you care about difficulty.
            In fact, I use cheats for almost every single game because wasting my time on video games is not fun for me.
            The modlist I provided isn’t necessarily easy either. I’m level 40 with 600HP (with cheats, of course) and still get one-shotted by 90% of enemies, even though the difficulty is set to Adept.
            You’re most likely a tr4nny in my opinion, otherwise you’d be more reasonable.

    3. Honestly, if you played Morrowind before these in its time, or unless they're kinda your first Bethesda games and you're discovering that kind of experience, both Oblivion and Skyrim are sleep inducing after a few hours.

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      1. For oblivion, it’s mostly because the combat and variation sucks.
        For skyrim, it’s because quests, combat and progression are all trash.
        But you can make skyrim’s combat feel like vermintide and that’s super fun for me.
        Morrowind is far superior than both but I still prefer crpgs over morrowind.

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        1. IMO, it’s just because when you compare both to Morrowind, they have an uninteresting main quest, maybe more in execution than in concept, and they don’t have the mechanics that generate a level of deep engagement and immersion, they are superficial and feel soulless.

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          1. Played Morrowind back when it came out and didn't like it just like Oblivion and Skyrim.
            Skyrim is fun with gore and combat mods, Oblivion is unredeemable and Morrowind is the only one that's good on its own. Although I'd rather play gothic games or classic crpgs than Morrowind.
            TES franchise is overrated

  5. Fans fixing a game developed by a multi-million company that is owned by a multi-billion company all for free and with a smile…
    Keep their trash to rot and you can hope that TESVI want be as miserable as Starfield

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  6. Don't use this patch just yet, check the cs ring topic and
    r/oblivionremastermods for more info

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    2. The fact that this Arthmoor guy makes a bunch Redditor losers mad alone gives me a reason to use it.

      For my Starfield install I just switched over to Arthmoor's Unofficial Patch from the Community Patch (latter of which seems to be abandoned anyway. UP is newer and has support for the Shattered Space expansion.)

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      1. Yeah i got you 02, reddit is full of crybabies, but still there is something concerning about all this stuff, just a heads up for anyone interested

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      2. Yeah i got you 02, reddit is full of crybabies, but still there is something concerning about all this stuff, just a heads up for anyone interested

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      3. Arthmoor is a certified a*s and thinks his opinion is more important than anyone else's …… I have a patch that corrects a lot of the nonsense he put in the Unofficial Skyrim Patch …. We tried to post in on Nexus and he pitched a hissy fit and got it banned even though he has absolutely not rights to control any of the Skyrim IP …..

        F**k Arthmoor and the horse he rode in on …….

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      4. This patch introduces more bugs than it fixes. People are crashing all over the place.

        Better yet, it is copy/paste of the old patch with surface level adjustments. When you check the file with xEdit you will find that there is a ton of changes that revert back to the original game, which is nonsensical.

        Not to mention they actively delete any posts on the nexus that provide criticism or raise concerns about the overall stability of a mod that was developed for years but ported over in just a week.

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      7. Arthmoor is one of the all time great crybabies ….. Why you would want to stuck up for that whiny turd is beyond me …..

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    3. So to clarify, besides all the drama of some minor editorial changes and his bad attitude towards other modders, and fluff,

      He ported the/his massive original patch very/too quickly for its size and amount of fixes, and he's already putting it out there, and some people are concerned it might be unstable or buggy.

      Yeah, the release seems too fast, so I'd have waited and given it some time to use it anyways.

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      1. He is doing it so he can claim some imaginary copyright to it so no one can correct anything he screws up and post it to Nexus. He's marking his territory even though he has no more rights to Bethesda's IP than anyone else does.

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          1. For someone who doesn't care, you're sure deep into the article and comment section so shush up child

          2. The meaning of the comment was clear:
            I don’t care about the nerds drama, just about the patch fixing Oblivion.

          3. But it doesn't fix the problems, it makes them worse because he rushed it to mark his territory like a dog peeing on the bushes in his yard …. The problem here is it is NOT Arthmoor's yard, it's Bethesda's yard and he has no more rights in Bethesda's yard than anyone else.

        2. But the PC version won't drop until 2027, maybe even 2028

          Anyway I quit buying Rockstar games 5 years ago after it took nearly 2 months before I could even get RDR2 to boot and another month to fix other major bugs.

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    1. Oh you expect it to be LESS buggy? 🤣

      And remember that Skyblivion will be half and half for recreating Oblivion into Skyrim.

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  10. Typo:

    Plus, it readds the fix for the missing map marker at Vanua, as well as the fix for the missing map marker at Dunbarrow Cave.

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  11. Why the hell is Arthmoor being advertised promoted on all the gaming platforms? His patches are garbage and biased to his liking of the game. Obviously these game journalists are not doing their due diligence on researching this roach.

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  12. Arthmoore is a coward who just wants to hold a monopoly on his little patches when he clearly doesn't care about quality or what he's pushing to his "fans" if he has any. It's so pathetic he just wants to keep others from making unofficial patches and it's even more pathetic nexus mods backs him on that nonsense. Tbh the game doesn't even need that mod as Bethesda is asking about what the game needs. Let's make sure arthmoore is made obsolete. His attitude is getting old

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