Summary
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New Oblivion players find that you can enhance the skills by viewing the blade practice.
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Unfortunately, enhancing skills is not applied if levels are older than 90.
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You can also increase statistics by looking at NPCS Spar in your hand.
Despite almost 20 years, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a game rich. There are hidden pieces of ecological storytelling, unique khaki to perform otherwise down -to -earth tasks and mysterious characters scattered around the world.
While veterans of the game can be familiar with them, given that it has been so long, Remaster Oblivion has introduced a brand new audience into the world of Crody and its many quirks.
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Over the last few days, fans have started to hit another of the small secrets of the game, finding that you can get the stat to stand around without doing absolutely nothing.
Oblivion Remaster will increase your statistics if you stand still in the right place
The new/old opening has recently been widespread on the Oblivion Subreddit Psycho-Fansenpai users, and this involves viewing two dude coming with each other. When you hang, watching them long enough, a hint appears on the screen, saying, “Watching these blades in practice, you took a couple of new moves! Your blade and block skills were raised by two points.” Not bad to do nothing.
The duo can be found in the Cloud Temple temple after the main history of the Remaster, which has passed. However, there is a nuance. If your skills exceed 90, you do not get a free stimulus, so you should do before reaching these heights.
Strixnebulosa5 added that you can also do the same with two NPC that sparring in your hands outside the arena.
The post was met with a mixture of surprise and thanks from the Oblivion fans. Soggycatfish said: “Hundreds of the original, hundreds in Remasters, never knew about it. Hooray,” and Xphantomflamesx shared similar moods, saying, “Oh, I never knew it, thank you. I played for so long, I didn't understand it.”
This is another convenient advice for players who only first occupy their toes into the game, and probably one of the many they probably came across their big adventure.
