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Oblivion Remastered - Auto-Scaling is still bad

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    [​IMG]The Gamer reports that many gamers remember now that auto-scaling is kind of bad:
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    "Totally Ruins A Game For Me": Oblivion Remastered Has Made People Remember That Auto-Scaling Is Actually Kind Of Bad

    Summary
    • Oblivion fans are once again taking aim at the game's auto-scaling, claiming it makes the world feel "flat and sterile".
    • One player criticizes how weaker enemies disappear as you level up, as Cyrodiil's wolf population seemingly dwindle, as well as how ridiculous it is to see bandits in high-
      level gear.
    • Some prefer a more structured world like Fallout's, where certain areas are extremely dangerous if you're a low level.
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