"Oblivion Remastered Mods Released Online"

Bethesda has confirmed that The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered does not feature official mod support, yet that hasn't deterred the game's dedicated fanbase from creating unofficial mods. Just hours after Bethesda and Virtuos shadow-dropped the reimagining for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X and S, a handful of community mods surfaced on the popular platform Nexus Mods. These initial mods, though primarily small customization options, underscore the fervor of The Elder Scrolls modding community.

The early surge of mods comes despite Bethesda's announcement that Oblivion Remastered would not support official mods, a detail confirmed in an FAQ section on their website. Despite this, Nexus Mods user GodschildGaming released an Iron Longsword damage mod to demonstrate that modding is still feasible.

"This is just to prove modding is possible," they stated in the mod's description. "Bethesda says no mod support, I say false. It really is Unreal slapped on top of Oblivion, the data folder is nested in a lot more folders but same concept."

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The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered launched today, marking 19 years since the original game's release, and is available on PC and consoles. As more players dive into the game in the coming weeks and months, the pool of mods is expected to grow, offering increasingly unique ways to tailor the gaming experience. While awaiting further mod releases, you can explore insights on why some players consider today's release more of a remake than a remaster and delve into Bethesda's reasoning behind the "Remastered" label.

For a comprehensive understanding of Oblivion Remastered, we offer an extensive guide that includes an Interactive Map, complete Walkthroughs for the Main Questline and all Guild Quests, tips on Building the Perfect Character, and essential Things to Do First, among other resources.