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Sure thing, here’s a revised version:
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Okay, so here’s this thing about Oblivion Remastered. It’s like, sold over 4 million copies. Let that sink in. But even though fans are all over it, the game’s not exactly glitch-free. Glitches make it kinda quirky, if you ask me.
So, picture this: a player, I think their name was tawoorie, somehow gets a Skeleton to T-pose. Yep, smack in the middle of a fight. Just imagining that makes me chuckle — no idea why it really stuck with me. Anyway, they disarmed this Skeleton, right? And instead of duking it out, the Skeleton just stands there, arms straight out. Why did it do that? Beats me.
I gotta say, I didn’t see a video of it happening, just a screenshot. Bit of a letdown but hey, we’ve got imaginations for a reason, right? The Oblivion community had a field day with this, making jokes and all. Some folks said the Skeleton was “asserting dominance” with its T-pose. Maybe it was. Or maybe not. Who knows.
And here’s where things get wild — it’s not just Skeletons doing the mannequin challenge. Other creatures do it too. Like Wraith summons and even Jauffre. Someone said they pulled off a similar disarm move, but the Skeleton just picked up another weapon and did nothing with it. Just… held it. How awkward is that?
As for why this happens? Probably something with the game’s animations. Models reverting to default poses when they don’t know what else to do. It’s like, the game just doesn’t tell them what’s next, so they shrug with their shoulders up and arms out, sorta like a T-pose. I wish I had more of an answer, but I’m not a dev, just an average player who notices weird game stuff.
Anyway, that’s Oblivion Remastered for you. Fun times, weird glitches. Keeps things interesting, I guess.
