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If you dig into Oblivion Remastered's files you can find almost the whole original game like a set of dinosaur bones (www.pcgamer.com)
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[–] mic_check_one_two@lemmy.dbzer0.com 12 points 1 day ago

They even left massively obvious bugs intact, like how the magic store in the Imperial City is permanently locked after getting a certain DLC, because the DLC changes the door’s ownership so the shopkeeper can’t unlock it. The given fix is to stealthily break into the shop with lock picks, (which will get you into trouble with the guards if caught), pickpocket the key from the shopkeeper, (which will get you into trouble with the guards if caught), then use that key to open the front door from now on. Because using the key isn’t considered illegal as long as the store is open. So even though the door is still permanently locked, you can just use the key.