Summary
Alright, be honest, when was the last time youchecked in on MartininOblivion Remastered? When was the last time you helped out the Blades? Hell,have you even saved Kvatch yet?
Avoiding the main quest is a staple of anyBethesdagame, as more often than not, the best way to enjoy them is to wander off and find your own adventures. If this is how you’ve been playing Oblivion Remastered, you’re far from alone, because pretty much no one has beaten the main storyline so far.
One Of The Rarest Achievements In Oblivion Remastered Is Beating The Main Quest
Sorry, Uriel. Maybe we weren’t the person from your dreams after all
The achievement you get for beating the main quest is Champion of Cyrodiil. Over onSteam, only 4.1 percent of players have unlocked it. Among those who are playing it throughXbox, on either console or PC, the figure is even lower at 2.78 percent. As forPlayStation, Reddit userObvsThrowaway5120noticed that it was only 2.77 percent earlier today, making it almost equal to Xbox’s stats.
If you’re holding off on the main tasks because you don’t want to miss any side quests, fret not, because you can keep playing the game once you’ve beaten the story.
It’s easy to see why so few players have beaten the main storyline so far. Oblivion Remastered is full of sometruly iconic side quests, with many of them part of their own storylines through the various guilds. The Thieves Guild is particularly beloved amongst players, so it’s more likely that players are running around robbing the citizens of Cyrodiil than helping them.
With that said, you’ll probably want to at least do the Kvatch portion of the main quest before you start exploring. Infamously,the level scaling meansthat you might havea bunch of very powerful enemies thrown at youif you take your time. Don’t leave Martin waiting.
There is one thing that’s more unpopular than finishing the main story right now -completing the Shivering Isles DLC. This comes with Oblivion Remastered at no extra cost, but players are taking their time getting to it.
