Hot damn: The Oblivion Remaster is 125 GB, 2600% heavier than the original game from 2006

Wow, isn’t this surprising? Cyrodiil has grown quite a lot since I first played it on my Xbox 360 in 2006. While the original game required a modest 4.6 GB of space according to its system requirements on Steam, the remastered version is asking for more – much more: it wants 125 GB. Considering this, it’s only fair that you can get an economical download of 115 GB thanks to Steam’s compression technology.

How To Defeat Ozma in The First Berserker Khazan

In The First Berserker Khazan, Ozma stands out as the toughest boss battle due to demanding requirements for the Chains or The First Berserker endings. Not only does this boss have multiple stages, but it’s also immune to most elemental statuses, making it extremely hard to lower its HP without counterattacks or Brutal Attacks. As a mage, Ozma has an impressive array of spells that can potentially kill you in one shot, regardless of your Defense. Prior to being absorbed by Chaos, Ozma fought alongside Khazan to repel and finally vanquish the Berserk Dragon, Hismar. However, to achieve this victory, the mage had to resort to Chaos Magic, which eventually claimed his soul.

Steel Seed review: Spare parts

It’s unfortunate that despite each part of Steel Sead being competent on its own, when combined, they fail to coalesce into a unified whole. This suggests that while Developer Storm in a Teacup demonstrates proficiency in their individual components, they struggle to create a seamless, standalone experience. Instead, Steel Seed feels like a collection of elements primarily drawn from games developed during the Xbox 360 era.

Would You Survive In “Until Dawn” ? Sony Is Hosting Crazy Survival Event For Horror Fans

The competition, scheduled on April 22 in eight significant U.S. cities, challenges horror enthusiasts to endure a 12-hour movie marathon from 7 PM to 7 AM without dozing off, using mobile devices, or taking breaks for any reason, including bathroom breaks. This test assesses one’s nerve, stamina, and dedication to the genre. Those who successfully complete the night without violating the rules will vie to be the last person standing in their city, with a secret reward for each local victor. One city hinted at a potential prize of $5,000.

The Elder Scrolls Online Fans Are Worried That Subclassing Will Ruin The Game

Players who advance to level 50 will soon have the opportunity to swap out two of their skill lines with ones from other classes, thus crafting unique character builds. While this sounds intriguing as a means to revitalize the gameplay dynamics after a decade, those currently testing the feature on the Public Test Server are expressing concerns about its execution.