Armem

I refund games that are not worth it. "No historically accurate games" lol I mean there's several dozens of examples ummm Kingdom come Deliverance it also doesn't push Western politics...

The whole point of remaking a older game is to put it on a new engine and not the same engine of gamebyro. I've been completely unexcited for this mod simply because the unreal Engine with Oblivion remastered is vastly superior over gamebyro. Since I've been modding for over 20 years it's kind of a major head scratcher why someone would hold on to gamebyro over any other modern engine. I'm not alone apparently the modding group surrounding the unofficial patch for Oblivion remastered are grateful they don't have to deal with gamebyro anymore.

It's not just a few skills which were removed but hardcore RPG elements such as main attributes and classes. A even dumber thing to remove is less armor slots, don't really make sense. At every avenue they streamline dumbed down the game minus the perk tree. This is just some of the reasons why Oblivion is more favored over Skyrim.

Enemy scaling has been apart of the entire Elder Scrolls series however the two games that have done the best job on it is Daggerfall and Morrowind. Daggerfall was probably the best because even though things scaled to around the level you could always find enemies much lower level and even creature substantially higher level that would decimate you.

Skyrim is definitely the worst at it. Oblivion people complain because the default settings were higher than Skyrim it was a naturally more difficult game. The biggest mistake of the remastered was removing the original difficulty slider because getting locked into difficulty settings like adept an expert when you can just adjust the settings 20 times in between adept and expert is truly a much better game mechanic.

That's been the talking point you can't compare other games because it was on game pass however you can prior games with game pass had over 100k on steam. Steam is absolutely a metric to go by even if your feelings get hurt by it.

I mean the game play is pretty bland in Skyrim there's not much thinking involved because they removed a lot of the RPG mechanics from old school dungeons & dragons dice rolling mechanics.

I've used both engines and you can still create pretty complex mods with a hybrid engine. Unreal has a plug-in that's similar to the Creation kit by Bethesda it really won't slow down the progress of mods with no official support. Given the option I'd rather be using unreal because of the advanced tools that are substantially better than gamebyro.