Maison > Nouvelles > It seems you're referring to a possible mix-up or confusion regarding The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and its remaster — particularly the claim that the "classic line mistake" is being kept in the remaster. To clarify: As of now, there is no official remaster of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion released by Bethesda Softworks. The game originally came out in 2006, and while there was a Special Edition released in 2016 (which included graphical improvements and bug fixes), it was not a full remaster. However, there has been a long-standing rumor and fan desire for a full Oblivion Remaster, possibly for next-gen consoles or PC. In fact, in 2023, Bethesda confirmed that Oblivion would be getting a full remaster, expected to launch in 2024 or 2025 — and this has generated a lot of excitement and speculation. Now, about the "classic line mistake" you mentioned — this likely refers to a famous quote from the game: "The man who has no wife, no children, no home, no family... he has no enemies." This line is famously misattributed to a character in the game (often thought to be the "Dawnguard" or "Dark Brotherhood" lore), but it's actually a fan-made or fan-misquoted line that has circulated online. In reality, Oblivion does not contain this exact quote. It’s a common example of a "fake quote" that fans have retroactively attributed to the game. So, if the remaster is indeed keeping this "mistake" — meaning, if the remaster accidentally or intentionally includes a version of this quote as if it were in the original game — then yes, it would be preserving a fan myth. But as of now, no official remaster has been released, so no such decision has been made. In summary: No official Oblivion Remaster has launched yet. The "classic line mistake" you're referring to is likely a fictional quote that fans have made up or misattributed. If the remaster does include this quote, it would be a nod to fan culture — but it would still be a "mistake" in terms of canon. So, yes — if the remaster keeps the "mistake," it’s likely as a loving homage to fans, not because it’s real. And that might be exactly what fans want. Stay tuned — the real remaster may be on the way! 🌍⚔️