Leveling up is crucial inOblivion Remastered, but there’s a maximum limit on how much you can grow your character.
There’s no doubt about a level cap existing in the Remastered version, just like it did for the original one. But the exact number has never been mentioned clearly, and the only way to know it is to reach that magical point.
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How does level cap work in Oblivion Remastered?
Leveling up has different aspects inside the game. Every time you level up, you’ll get Virtue Points. These points can then be spent across all eight attributes. Ideally, you should spend more on all attributes, barring Luck (because of how this attribute works in particular).
You also gain XP as you level up yourMajor and Minor Skills(which can be done by using them). You’ll keep leveling up your character as you keep earning XP. Once you hit the level cap, you won’t be able to grow your characters anymore.
Do note that the level cap of your character is different from the cap that’s applicable for the skills. Just like your character, your skills (both Major and Minor) will keep growing as you use them more. Skills also have a cap, but that works separately.
What is the level cap in Oblivion Remastered?
While I have yet to reach the level cap,other users in the communityhave already figured out what the highest value. If you don’t use anyconsole commands, the highest level a character can reach islevel 45. Interestingly, you’ll have to mix-max the process to reach this value. However, you shouldn’t have to think too hard to reach level 44, which is still pretty great.
There are eight attributes, and you can take them all to level 100. You can also take any two to level 110, but for that, you’ll have to forego the Luck stat. The Luck stat works differently from others and requires more point investment.
That’s pretty much all the level caps that you’ll have to keep in mind. Of course, you can always resort to console commands to bypass the limits, but you’ll stop gaining XP once the cap is reached (and it will also prevent you from completing any achievements).
