Edited By
Samir Patel
A growing number of gamers are voicing concerns over performance issues in the Oblivion Remaster for Series S. Key complaints focus on resolution quality, graphic glitches, and frame rate dips that some argue detract from the overall experience.
The remaster runs below 1080p, and while users appreciate the upscaling, numerous players have pointed out several significant problems that require attention.
One review suggests increasing monitor sharpening settings to improve image clarity. Meanwhile, various effects, such as snowflakes and embers, appear glitched, particularly within Oblivion gates, prompting frustration among those who encountered them.
Players report that frame rates sometimes dip below 30 but generally hover around that mark. An overall sentiment indicates that despite these fluctuations, many find it playable:
"Itโs playable on the S, you'll have fun and it won't look terrible," one gamer advised.
However, texture loading issues, especially with NPCs, seem to plague the game too. As stated, "sometimes doesnโt load or frantically loads and unloads."
Lighting adjustments have also become a point of contention.
One user expressed frustration about the changes in brightness, stating:
"Whenever you look anywhere the lighting goes from dark and adjusts to light. Itโs nauseating."
Interestingly, another comment highlighted that newer gaming TVs won't add input lag, which could mitigate some players' concerns about performance in single-player settings.
โก Resolution remains under 1080p; upscaling has received mixed reviews.
๐จ Glitches in effects such as lighting and texture loading prompt calls for immediate patching.
๐ฎ Frame rate dips are present but not pervasive, making gameplay generally enjoyable for many.
As feedback rolls in, the hope is that developers can address these concerns, leading to a smoother experience that meets gamer expectations.