The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered launched, featuring all prior DLC, improved visuals, and enhanced gameplay. However, the new $10 Deluxe DLC is noteworthy for including a controversial element: new horse armor, reminiscent of Bethesda’s 2006 DLC misstep. At that time, the addition of cosmetic horse armor drew widespread criticism for being essentially worthless while still carrying a cost. Fast forward to 2025, and Bethesda appears to address the backlash by charging much more, illustrating how the gaming industry has shifted toward higher pricing for cosmetic items.
In a humorous twist, Bethesda charges for new horse armor in Oblivion Remastered, echoing their controversial 2006 DLC pricing, now at three times the original cost.
The remaster of Oblivion includes all previous DLC and expansions, showcasing enhanced visuals and gameplay mechanics, while introducing a $10 Deluxe DLC featuring new quests.
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