The first sizable update for Oblivion Remastered is out now for all players, bringing a variety of bug fixes and crash patches that improve PC stability. At 15GB, Patch 1.1 tackles issues like crashes on loading quicksaves, animation glitches, and camera problems, making the game a bit smoother.
Some of the most notable fixes include resolving crashes when creating multiple potions with stolen ingredients and pressing Alt+Tab. Player animation problems when mounting horses have also been addressed, along with a fix for the first-person camera sometimes being positioned above the player’s head. Map markers now behave better on secondary monitors, and infinite loading screens should be less common.
Are you curious about whether this patch changes performance? The changelog suggests no improvements to CPU performance, so those hoping for a speed boost might be a bit disappointed. However, the stability improvements are a welcome relief for many.
Interestingly, this update should be compatible with mods that have already appeared, such as restoring original male/female settings or enhancing graphics. If you want to tweak your experience, some mods bring back the game’s original colors, extend light radius, or add distinct animations for female characters. There’s even a mod that lets every creature and NPC catch fire from open flames—a fun twist.
For those interested in camera options, a mod that introduces an actual first-person camera reminiscent of Trespasser has been released, although it’s not essential if you’re content with the default view. And for players who want to overhaul combat, the Ultra Combat UE4SS mod adds mechanics like Perfect Dodge and slow-motion headshots, which sounds pretty neat.
If you’re into visuals, the first 4K Texture Pack enhances armors, weapons, clothing, and jewelry using AI tools while preserving the original art style. There’s also a mod that improves animal behavior, plus the creator of the famous HD Reworked mods for The Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk 2077 has released their first mods for Oblivion Remastered.
For fans of lighting effects, a mod adding over 500 hand-placed light sources to the Imperial City is available and definitely worth a look. It’s always nice to see the world light up a bit more, isn’t it?
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Patch 1.1 Release Notes
- Enabled ToggleHudVisibility and ShowHud console commands
- Fix for missing text when installing the Deluxe Upgrade
- Fix ‘Skip’ button not showing correctly during intro
- Fix for Redguard Origin stats being reversed
- Fix for not automatically showing Local Map when inside interior spaces
- Fix for being unable to name Enchanted items when using a controller
- Fix punctuation issues in Chinese translation
- Localized string fixes
- Fix for interacting with Daedric Shrines not displaying subtitles
- Fix crash when loading after fast travel to Vilverin
- Fix crash when exploring Crayfish Cave
- Fix crash when fighting Stunted Scamps
- Fix crash when paying the fine after stealing in Castle Bravil
- Fix for crash when loading Quicksaves
- Fix crash when loading after fast travel to Mortal Camp
- Fix for crash when loading a save in Quill-Weave’s house
- Fix crash when rapidly switching between Quality and Performance modes
- Fix crash when storing items in a chest in Frostcrag Spire
- Fix crash when creating multiple potions at once using stolen ingredients
- Fix various CPU crashes
- Fix player animation issues when mounting horses
- Fix High Chancellor Ocato arms not animating
- Fix Shambles’ animations getting stuck when attacking
- Fix for Staff of Sheogorath not freezing enemies
- Fix for Cap’n Dugal not spawning
- Fix for Light spells not showing VFX
- Fix for offset Map Markers when running on a secondary monitor
- Fix for Local Map being blank when opening
- Fix Peryite Shrine’s voiceover being cut off
- Fix for First Person camera being set above the player’s head
- Fix for Chameleon VFX being stuck on player
- Fix for player’s skin textures not matching when infected with a disease
- Fix player settings being reset when updating Settings
- Fix XCloud mirroring settings from PC to XBOX
- Fix for infinite loading issues
- Fix for freezing when pressing Alt+Tab
- Fix autosaving creating a new group of saves
- Fix for old save files being renamed when the character is renamed at the Sewer exit
- Fix for small Display Resolution sizes not showing correctly in Windowed Mode
- The Battle for Kvatch – Fix Savlian becoming stuck after Castle Courtyard fight
- A Knife in the Dark – Fix for Vincente Valtieri losing his hair
- Finding the Thieves Guild – Fix for NPCs not appearing
- The Sunken One – Fix for a Diary page being hidden under a bowl
- The Elven Maiden – Fix for crash when Hieronymus Lex attempts to take Llathasa’s Bust out of the cupboard in Myvryna Arano’s house
What do you think of this patch? Have you noticed any major improvements or still running into issues? I’d love to hear your experiences and thoughts in the comments below.